The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

JOSEF HOFFMAN,
Noted pIast-t To ats~ recital Tuesday
evening, Oct. ~. In Arcadia, In
Philharmonic course.
BrahmsD. Ruins OF Athens" Beet
hoycn. Rubenstein) poloEaise in
r sharp minor. impromptu IN +
sharp major nocturne in - fiat ma
jor. scherTo in B minor Chopin
prelude In G. minor (RaChmaninoff)
poeme and ctude In + minor tSCria
hiuel "Nenegia e Napoli' lLi1ztl
The sale of tickets for tie Hofmann
concert. which is under the Detroit
Devoc management Is open in llud-
sons piano store
Miss Delphine Dodge, a piano pu-
pil Of Francis MAYHEM. OF the Nc
Donald School Of Music, gave a re
Cital Friday evening In Miss Me
Donald's residence, before an inter
ested audience OF friends. Miss
Dodge played COMPOSITIONS 10y
Strauss. Brahms, lesson. Sihelius
and Dubois and with PROT William
Yunck. violnist and Miss Emma
Mcdonald. celllst gave the Beetho-
ven trio IN r lat and the Grieg
Peer Gynt' suite.
Miss Alice May Harrah viii re-
open her studio. 30 .l3 Woodward
ave- Monday Oct l6
Nine Ethel Leginska, the pianist
who IL 10 be heard in Detroit for
the Nrst time. Tuesday evening, oct
-. in Arcadia, appeared IN The
Academy of Brooklyn, Friday even
ing. and the entire capacity OF the
big auditorium was sold ont several
days In advance Mime Leginska
gave a recital in the academy last
season, and will give 4 second Tues
day evening. In order 10 afTord
those an opportunity 70 hear her
who were unable 10 procure tickets
for the Friday evening recital. Nine
LeRnska's recital In Detroit prom
isos 10 be one OF the most interest
ing of the several fine piano rccI
tails the season will offer
or Lada. the classic dancer. who
will give program ~ dancing with
the Russian symphony orchestra,
Thursday evening, oct %, in Area
dia. the Boston Evening Transcript
recently said "l.ada's dancing
seems 20 be blending OF the two
schools Of the hour much I'm the
fashion i'm which The dancers ot
Diaghilen's ballet unite them I.ada
adds light and bright Coquetry
and pretty vivacity OF her own
that are far from the complacent
smlrking OF the old ballet lada
is an American girl, a native %
Grand Rapids, who has won her
greatest successes IN Europe While
she draws largely upon Russian mi
sic for her inspiration. her varied
repertoire iHelude, the music and
dances Of all countries
Music lovers viii have another op.
porlunity 10 become acquainted with
masterworks Of opera IN the visit
Ct the San Carlo Grand Opera corn
pany, to the Garrick thcSler, the
week beginning Monday oct o.
With new and celebrated artists Of
the opera world. aud with numeri-
cal force nearly double that OF las
season, the San Carlo company Is
he onjy representative organization
q its kind in America tc devote the
entire season TO n tour Of the big
cities The artists include Edvige
Vaccari, coloratura soprano. whose
hird.notes in the top register arr
readily recalled by opera dtvoteos:
Mary Kaestner, the popular German
dramatic soprano. Stella DE Mette.
contralto. Manuel Salazar. Spanish
tenor. Signor Angelo Antola. the
little baritone whose voice and act
ing proved feature OF the com
pany's former visit In addition to
these fayorites, the San Carlo com.
pany will bring TO Detroit for the
first time luisa Darclee. lyric
dramatic soprano. from the tuenes
Ayres opera. Maddalena Careno,
noted mezzo soprano, Pietro DE-
Dlasi, Italy's latest and most sensa.
tional Young tenor; Salvatore Solar.
ETH. a former star in the Metropoli.
tan: Giuseppe Battistini, baritone,
and Davide silva recent co-Star with
Constantine, on the Pacific coast.
The operas 10 be given are Mon.
day evening. Aida, Tuesday. Rig
clctto Wednesday matinee. Car
men, "Wednesday evening. "Caval.
leria Rusticana" and "Paeliaccl;"
Thursday. Ia Gioconda," Friday,
"Lohengrin;" Saturday. matinee,
Martha Saturday evening. I'll
TrovatorC." The prices will be- pop
ular and the seat sale viii open
Thursday. oct 10. in tho Garrick
box ONCE.