The Detroit times., 1917-02-24

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A quiet hour ~ music" will be
given In Temple Beth ~ sunday nf-
organ and vocal music Will be given
by Abram Ray Tyler. organist and
William Howlsnd. baritone.
The Detroit Glee club composed %
- male voices. Will give "a concert
Tuesday evening. Feb. q ia 81 An
drews Presbyterian church, Windsor,
under the auspices 81 the Ladies' Ala
tho club. Miss Elizabeth huffman
pianist ana Frank Bradley organist
J. G. Price baritone. and Bertram
Beer. tenor. vii be soloists.
Thomas whitney suret,e. q we'll
known American lecturer and author
ity on music now connected with
oxford university. England. will give
Feb. q. IN the Hotel statler ball
room. under the auspices OF the
Tuesday Musicale. Mr. surette will
speak on Music and NE" and will
lectionA Mr. Surette will give
talk on Music and education" Tues
day evening IN the Eastern Lggett
school
Miss TIME Garvett. a promising
Detroit pianist. who Is a pupil OF
Mrs. Ola pafoe- Eustice, will give a
recital Wednesday evening. Feb. Is.
chartrain. Miss Garvett will play
the following program: Sonata and
Pastorsle fScarlattD. Prelude and
Ailemande Bach Fantasia In
Strange People" and playing Tag
and FntreatinR child" from Scenes
from Childhood" (Schumann); Fan
taste impromntu Chopin Rondo
Brook and Japanese Etude tPoldinp
Harcarolle Shadow Dance and Car
das tMacDowcli1.
The New York Philharmonic or
chestrR. which recently celebrated its
seventy birthday anniversary
with a series Of gala concerts Will
come q Arcadia Thursday evening.
March IS as he sixth number IN the
seasons series OF concerts. under the
auspices OF the Detroit Orchestral
association. Mime YVonne dc Ire
Vile. soprano. Will he the soloist,
Tickets FOR the concert may be pro-
cured from y. ! Corey secretary OF
the association. No. 3lt Washington
arcade. prior 90 the public safe which
opens Tuesdsy Iarch 10. In Grin
nelis box Office.
Contracts already closed for artists
for tho Philharmonic course % ial .
rs indicate most enjoyable series
~ concerts for Detroit music lovers
neat wear Special arrangement has
be~n made with the METROPOLITAN op-
era company whereby Mime Mabel
Garrison. soprano. who was not able
10 leave tho company this season for
her scheduled Detroit concert. VIII
appear in October Miss Garrison
Will givr ioint recital with Miss
sophie praslau. contralto or the
METROPOLITAN company In ke"ring
with the promise made at the time
~ the Garrison cancellation the Ihll-
harmonic course Subscribers VIII ne
given = rebate on season tickets Tor
bills 50 that they VII near ~"
Garrison free ~ charge This te done
despite the fact that Nine. Hulda
Tashnnska proved an able substt-
tutN Contracts already signed by
tho Devoe- Detroit management Tor
the -t'-tth harmonic series inciud" TWO
vioIinists two -tarists. two sopranos
two con'raltos ono tenor with oth"r
negotiations stul penang Nhlc.
promise musical season % great
merit subscriptions Tor s"aqon TICK
e,r ,av be made IN tho office OF the
Dcvoc Detroit management
The coming 81 Mine schumann-
WeIpk 10 Arcadia March 90 viii be
an unusual musicai event Arrange
rnents are being made 10 extend 10
the greativ-admiral conualto a re-
ception which VIII DC participated IN
Nv nearly every club and organira-
tion in Detroit and surrounding ter.
rftorv side from her wv
artistry. Nine Schumaun- lfeink ha.
sndcnred herself 20 the. public or
America hv her generosity TN many
Wyays Detroit has ample reason -
participate IN n testir'o" ~ -" 80
great artist a. she contributed hrr
services In recital Tor ihf h"''.'
81 tho Detroit Tuberculosis eanI'"rfuw
and later Eavc n free recital Tor INC
school children az the city. The hrN
American summer music n i'Hl
grent pretersior viii he given IN san
pirro Cal. under tho dlrTrt ron "l
Mnc srhumann- fIcink. In July. The
riana now under way include the
giving ~ several events which WI
call fcr fic Trrv'rca or EfFht I'h
ioritv ~ tho artists nnpearing IN t.N
Netrrpoittan opera company ~
,npCe rcservafionp for scata Tor TIC
recital are now bring made In tho
ofHce4 30 the prvoe- Detroit man
a~er,ent. 40 a37 Dime Bank build
ing
osrir Gabr,iowitsch. IN. eminent
Russian pianist. who made pro
found impression on local mus,
in the season. viii be the soloisi
with the Detroit symphony orchrs-
ira in the Detroit opera house lrida"
afternoon. March 2. on this occasion
Mr. Gabrilowitsch will play Bcctho-
,en's Concerto for piano and orches-
ira in nat. amlliarlf known nH
tho Emperor Mr.. Gnbrilowitsch
needs no word OF commentator
where the discriminating music lover
is concerned. lie has long since es--
iablished himself in high favor IN
.he concert rooms OF Europe ana
America, and by reason ~ his mar
velous technical equipment. his pro-
found murlcianship and his rare In
tcrpretative faculties he has attained
unique position for himself In the
frst rank OF present-dny vrtuosi
During tho past two seasons Mr. Ca