The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

Americas opera singers Who proves
that grand opera can be sung and
understood az the same tina During
the Detroit engagement. Mr.. Adkins
viii be heard In such roles az the
Count al Luna la II Trovatore," al
no" in "Cavaleria Rusticana." and the
triple baritone roles In The Tales OF
Hoffman"
Friends OF Gertrude A. HeinEe. the
Detroit pianist will be interested In
her success as Accompanist for Fran
ces ingram, the Chicago opera con-
tralto. MLsE ingram has arranged
with Miss Heinze 20 act Rs her ac-
has been enthusiastic In praise OF
Lockport. n. Y. the Journal Of that
Mlss Gertrude Heinze. who was az
the piano for Miss Ingram. Her play
ing had clarity and delicacy ~ exc
cutlon ard was roundly applauded.
The concert viii be noted as one OF
the finest musical events I'm the his
tory OF the city" Miss Hetnze Ii ac-
companist and solo pianist with the
Detroit concert quartet which gives
concert In the Hotel Statler ball
room Tuesday evening.
The New York Symphony orches-
ira. Walter Damrosch. conductor and
Margaret AnElin. the ell-known
OF Greek dramas during the season OF
i9iT-1S. Miss Anglin's first appear
ance I'm the Greek classics was In
1910 as Anttgone. the second In 1918
"a Electra. and during the Panama
Pacific exposition as Ephigenia and
Medea FOR the latter performance
Mr. DamroHch composed and conduct
ed the music He Ia now at work on
musical setting % E1ektra which
viii he the FIRST Offering 81 the New
40 -. Ill -
followed by tour % the principal
cities including Detroit and extend
Ing 10 the Pacific coast.
The announcement that Nine. Anne
lita GALL Curct who has won n large
ana eDth,,siastic folIowing in Defroit
in the two rccitals she has recently
given in this city. is 10 be one or the
artists IN the Philharmonic course
next season will be welcome news
20 music lovers and undoubtedly will
cause a greater rush than ever for
course tickets. Nine. Galll-Curci In
the great big success az the season,
and her every appearance establishes
her more ARMY in public favor
other artists already engaged for the
Philharmonic course include Nine.
Alma Chuck. Nine. Schumann Heink
Nine Marta Gay Mime. Mabel Car
rison. Nine. Sophie Braslau. Zimba-
list. Josef HofmRnn. Zaretello and
KreiEler. Mr. Kreisler will open the
course some time during OcfoDer.
subscription tickets for the course
are now on sale in the offices OF the
Devne Detroit mnnagement. No. e35
Dime Bank building.
Tho Detroit Concert orchestra, I'M
der the direction OF Edward ., Fitz-
Gerald wilt give concert Monday
evening. March 20. In the Hotel stat
Ter ballroom This orgn nlzatio0 n
one ~ professional talent. Miss
Grace Davis. soprano Mrs. Helen
Burr Brand harpist. and Rudolf
Copeland baritone will be the as
slstinE soIoists. The program Will
he as follows Overture ia Dame
p'anche" fBoNFieu). songs Danny
Deever" CDamrosch). Dawn In the
Desert" ROSS Until" tSandcrsonl
Mr. Copeland. Nocturnes Nos and
: Chopin, harp solos "Barcarolle"
fHasselrnRnl "IeEende" (ZhbeD Mrs.
Brand. three dances from king
Henry VIII" Germany. aria We iq
Good. he is Kind from "Herodlade"
fMRssenetl. Were Ny Song With
Wings Provided" (Hahn). Miss Davis
Ave Maria (Bach -Gounod), Miss
Davis. Mrs. Brand and Mrs. Clara
Roehler Heberiein. Hungarian Fan
taste" (Tobsni)
The coming 81 IRnatE Padsr~wSki
the famous Polish pianist. 20 the DE-
troit armory. Thursday evening.
April 10 viii assure q pretentious
closing OF the musical season. The