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Musical Courier 1890-07-02: Vol 21 Iss 541, 1890
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1M. T. N. A.
3Official Program Fourteenth Annual Meeting, Detroit, Mich.
5THEO. THOMAS ORCHESTRA.
6Theo. Thomas, Conductor of Orchestral and Choral Concerts.
7The chorus of nearly 300 voices comprises the Detroit Musical Society, F. Abel, director, and the Euterpe Club, Detroit, Edward T. Remick, director.
8C. J. Whitney & Co. have generously donated the use of the Detroit Opera House.
9Farrand & Votey have built the large concert organ and placed it in the Detroit Opera House, at their own expense, for this occasion.
11Tuesday, July 1.
129:00 a. m.—Meeting of the board of vice-presidents in the parlors of the Russell House.
1310:15 a. m.—Morning session, Detroit Opera House. Opening Exercises. Address of welcome—James B. Angell, LL.D., Pres. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
14President's address—Albert Ross Parsons, New York.
15Secretary's report—H. S. Perkins, Chicago, Ill.
16Appointment of committees.
1711:30 a. m.—Chamber concert.
18Ensemble music of American compositions.
19Calixa Lavallée, Boston, Mass.
20Miss Jessie Corlette, Detroit, Mich.
21Miss Jessie Corlette, Detroit, Mich.
22Charles Heydler, Cleveland, Ohio
23Walter Vogtlander, 1st Violin
24Walter Vogtlander, 2nd Violin
25Arthur Metzendorf, Violoncello
26Chas. B. Stevens, Tenor
27A. F. Dierkes, Tenor
28J. C. Crane, Baritone
29Chas. Huddlefoot, Bass
30Mrs. J. D. Mehan, Detroit, Mich.
32PROGRAM.
331. Organ solo, Sonata in D major (MS.)…W. W. Gilchrist
34Introduction, allegro, andante, maestoso, fugue.
35J. C. Batchelder, Detroit, Mich.
362. a. "Not Lost, But Made Before"….Harry Rowe Shelley
37b. "Love's Philosophy"….Jules Jordan
38c. "Go, Lovely Rose"….Arthur Foote
39Miss Corlette.
403. Suite for piano and 'cello (MS.)….Calixa Lavallée
41Allegro appassionata, Scherzo, Romanza, Presto à la tarantelle.
42Mr. Lavallée, Mr. Heydler.
434. Piano solo….Impromptu in G minor….Arthur Foote
44c. Etude de Concert, op. 36….E. A. MacDowell
45Miss Jacobs.
465. Quartet, "On the Sea"….Dudley Buck
47Mendelssohn Male Quartet.
486. Quintet, for piano, violins, viola and 'cello (MS.)….E. R. Kroeger
49Allegro energico, intermezzo, lento e sostenuto, alla tarantella.
50Mr. Kroeger and Philharmonic Club.
51(Miller Piano used.)
522:15 p. m.—Afternoon Session, Detroit Opera House. Church Music Recital, under the direction of S. B. Whitney, Boston, Mass. (Authorized by the Church Music Committee.)
54SELECTED CHORUS OF MIXED VOICES.
55C. B. Stevens, Director.
56Sopranos—Mrs. Ida Norton, Mrs. F. C. Schultz, Mrs. Fred. A. Robinson, Miss Jean Roesch.
57Contraltos—Mrs. Chas. Wright, Mrs. E. T. Tripler, Miss Emily Gilmore, Miss M. Weitz.
58Tenors—James Vaughan, Charles W. Lokie, Charles B. Stevens, A. F. Dierkes.
59Basses—E. C. Crane, Chas. Puddlefoot, Frederick Fayram, Frank T. Lodge
60St. Paul's Church Choir.
61J. C. Batchelder, Organist.
62Harrison B. Wright, Choir Master.
63Sopranos and Alto—G. K. Dyer, Fred. K. Dyer, Jas. Belford, John Harris, Selma Thompson, David Holmes, Harvey Winckler, Morley Dumas, Rex Clark, Bert Diegle, Robert Harris, Wade Parsons, Fred. Beatty, Chas. Greedus, Solace Coolidge, Walstein Failing, Lewis Guest, Frank Purdy, Geo. Vickery, Willie Johnson, Geo. Lord, Wilson Jackson, Starkey Sacks, Geo. Johnson.
64Tenors and Basses—E. J. Purdy, W. M. K. Ellerton, Fred. Winckler, Hiram Jackson, Ross Hollister, Geo. Ketchum, Frank G. Curtis, B. Wells, H. E. Palmer, J. W. Scofield, N. R. Jose, F. A. Reilly, H. E. Beadle, J. J. Smith, Albert Peters.
651. Organ Voluntary….S. B. Whitney
662. Processional hymn, "The Son of God goes forth to War"….S. B. Whitney
67St. Paul's Choir.
683. Tenth Selection of Psalms—Antiphonal Chant….Trinity Psalter
69St. Paul's Choir.
704. Anthem, "Praise the Lord"….J. C. D. Parker
71Mixed Choir.
725. Gloria in Excelsis, in C….Berthold Tours
73St. Paul's Choir.
746. Bass solo, "The King of Love my Shepherd is"….Gounod
757. Te Deum in G….Knox
76Mixed Choir.
778. Magnificat in G….Calkins
78St. Paul's Choir.
799. Anthem, "I am Alpha"….Stainer
80Mixed Choir and St. Paul's Choir.
8110. Anthem, "The Lord is exalted"….West
82St. Paul's Choir.
8311. Hymn, "Nearer, my God, to Thee"….Sullivan
8412. Recessional hymn, "All Hail the Power of Jesus"….S. B. Whitney
85Name….S. B. Whitney one of two readings
86(no line here) one of two readings
874:00 p. m.—Piano recital by Emil Liebling, Chicago, Ill.
88Vocalist, Mrs. B. L. Roussel, soprano; Cleveland, Ohio; accompanist, Wilson G. Smith, Cleveland, Ohio.
90PROGRAM.
911. a. Praeludium in E minor….E. A. MacDowell
92b. Sonata, op. 7….Mr. Liebling. one of two readings
93b. Sonata, op. 7….Grieg one of two readings
94Mr. Liebling. one of two readings
952. a. "Love's Philosophy"….Arthur Foote
96b. "Persian Love Song"….R. de Koven
97c. "Look in My Heart"….Wilson G. Smith
98Mrs. Rouse.
993. a. Romanze, op. 23….Gernsheim one of two readings
100a. Romanze, op. 23….Gernsheim one of two readings
101b. Mazurka….Karganoff
102c. Spring Song….Neupert
103d. Caprice Norwegien….Wilson G. Smith
104e. Etude and Polonaise de Concert….Mr. Liebling. one of two readings
105e. Etude and Polonaise de Concert….Tchytte one of two readings
106Mr. Liebling. one of two readings
107(Hallet & Davis piano used.)
1088:00 p. m.—General Reception, Philharmonic Hall.
110Wednesday, July 2.
1119:45 a. m.—Morning Session, Detroit Opera House.
112Organ solo….H. C. Macdougall, Providence, R. I.
113a. Funeral March and Hymn of Seraphs….Guilmant
114b. Fugue on B A H….J. S. Bach
11510:00 a. m.—Essays, Piano Department.
116James H. Howe, Greenfield, Ind.; Charles H. Jarvis, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs. Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler, Chicago, Ill.
117*The essays presented throughout the meeting are intended to give a comprehensive review of the progress made in the various departments considered, together with the probable developments of the future.
11911:30 a. m.—Piano recital by Henry Waller, Louisville, Ky.
120Vocalist, Miss Annie S. Wilson, Detroit, Mich.; accompanist, James H. Rogers, Cleveland, Ohio.
122PROGRAM.
123a. Fantasie, in F minor….Chopin
124b. Sermon to the Birds….Liszt
125c. Tarantelle—Venezia e Napoli….Mr. Waller.
1262. Songs.
127a. "I Told White Roses"….Wilson G. Smith
128b. "Love"….Calixa Lavallée
129c. "My Jean"….E. A. MacDowell
130d. "When Love is Done"….James H. Rogers
131Miss Wilson.
1323. a. Sonata, op. 31, No. 3….Beethoven
133b. Impromptu….Mr. Waller
134c. Trot de Cavalerie….Rubinstein
135d. "Walküren Ritt"….Wagner-Tausig
136Mr. Waller.
137(Miller Piano used.)
1382:15 p. m.—Afternoon session, Detroit Opera House.
139Organ solo….A. A. Stanley, Ann Arbor, Mich.
140a. Passacaglia in B flat….Frescobaldi
141b. Fugue in D major….Guilmant
1422:30 p. m.—Essays, Piano Department.
143John S. Van Cleve, Cincinnati, Ohio.
144Waldo S. Pratt, Hartford, Conn.
145Robert Bonner, Providence, R. I.
1463:30 p. m.—Report of Committee on Nominations.
1474:00 p. m.—Piano recital and lecture, by Edward Baxter Perry, Boston, Mass.
148Vocalist, Mrs. Jessie Bowren Caldwell, Covington, Ky.; accompanist, W. L. Blumenschein, Dayton, Ohio.
150PROGRAM.
1511. Sonata, op. 33, B flat minor….Chopin
152Introduction and allegro, Scherzo, Marche funèbre, Presto.
153Mr. Perry.
1542. Aria, "Rejoice Greatly," "Messiah"….Händel
155Mrs. Caldwell.
1563. a. Der Erlkönig….Schubert-Liszt
157b. Portrait No. 22, from the Kammenoi-Ostrow Album….Rubinstein
158c. Staccato Etude….Mr. Perry.
1594. Aria, "Although Obscure, More Royal Great," from "Queen of Sheba"….Gounod
160Mrs. Caldwell.
161(a. Tarantelle, A minor….Fred. D. Morey
162b. "Die Lorelei"….E. B. Perry
163c. Polonaise Heroïque….Ferdinand Dewey
164Mr. Perry.
165(Knabe Piano used.)
1668:00 p. m.—Detroit Rink—Orchestral and Choral Concert of American Compositions.
167Conductor—Theodore Thomas.
168Pianist, Mrs. Louis Maas, Boston, Mass. Vocalists, Mrs. B. L. Rouse, mezzo-soprano, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. F. C. Schultz, soprano, Detroit, Mich.; Mr. W. J. Lavin, tenor, Detroit, Mich., Mr. E. C. Crane, baritone, Detroit, Mich.
169PROGRAM.
1701. "The Diver"—Ballad for soloist, chorus and orchestra….Max Vogrich
171Soloists, Mrs. Rouse, Mrs. Schultz, Mr. Lavin and Mr. Crane.
1722. Concerto—In C minor, op. 12, for piano and orchestra….Louis Maas
173Allegro maestoso, Intermezzo, andante, Presto.
1743. Suite—For string orchestra, op. 15 (MS.)….Henry Schoenfeld
175Allegretto grazioso, March Faschings (allegro vivace), Laender (allegretto moderato), Rondo (allegro con spirito).
1764. Recit. and aria—for tenor with orchestra, "Remember Now Thy Creator" (MS.)….Frederic H. Pease
177Mr. Lavin.
1785. Episodes—For orchestra (MS.)….Arthur Bird
179No. 1, Scène Orientale.
180No. 2, Intermezzo and trio.
181No. 3, Introduction and fugue.
1826. Symphony—"The Prodigal Son" (MS.)….S. G. Pratt
183Allegro moderato, maestoso, Adagio, andante. Finale allegro ma non troppo.
184(Miller Piano used.)
186Friday, July 4.
1879:45 a. m.—Morning session, Detroit Opera House.
188Organ solo….Sumner Salter, New York
189Sonate Pontificale….Lemmens
190Allegro moderato, Adagio, Marche pontificale, Fuga—Fanfare.
19110:00 a. m.—Essays, The Relation of State and National Associations.
192Charles W. Landon, Claverack, N. Y.
193Johannes Wolfram, Canton, Ohio.
19411:00 a. m.—Concert of miscellaneous compositions.
195The Detroit Philharmonic Club.
196Vocalists, Miss Jennie M. Stoddard, Detroit, Mich.; Francis Campbell, Grand Rapids, Mich. Pianists, Miss Marie Miller, Piqua, Ohio; Miss Laura Schaefer, Piqua, Ohio. Accompanists, Emilio Agramonte, New York; Edward T. Remick, Detroit, Mich.
197PROGRAM.
1981. Quartet in G major, op. 18, No. 3….Beethoven
199Allegro. Adagio cantabile. Scherzo (allegro). Allegro molto quasi presto.
2002. "The Sands of O' Dee"….Emily Bruce Roelofson one of two readings
201Philharmonic Club. one of two readings
202Songs. one of two readings
2032. a. "The Sands of O' Dee"….Emily Bruce Roelofson one of two readings
204a. "How Shall I Sing to My Fair One?"….C. Whitney Coombs one of two readings
205Songs. b. "How Shall I Sing to My Fair One?"….C. Whitney Coombs one of two readings
206c. "Dreamland Fairy"….Edward T. Remick
207Miss Stoddard.
2083. Toccata for two pianos….Schumann
209Miss Miller and Miss Schafer.
2104. Songs.
211a. "Marie"….F. N. Sheppard
212b. "The Violet"….Helen Hood
213c. "King Death"….G. W. Chadwick
214Mr. Campbell.
2155. a. Intermezzo….Gurlitt
216b. Scherzo….Mendelssohn
217(no line here) one of two readings
218Philharmonic Club. one of two readings
219(Knabe piano used.)
2202:00 p. m.—Detroit Rink
221Orchestral matinee of miscellaneous compositions.
222Conductor—Theodore Thomas.
223Pianist, Constantin Sternberg….Atlanta, Ga. one of two readings
224Pianist, Constantin Sternberg, Atlanta, Ga. one of two readings
225Vocalist, Miss Anne Carpenter….New York one of two readings
226Vocalist, Miss Anne Carpenter, New York one of two readings
227PROGRAM.
2281. Fugue in A minor….Bach
229Adapted for string orchestra by Josef Helmesberger.
2302. Symphony No. 5, C minor, op. 67….Beethoven
231Allegro con brio. Andante con moto. Allegro—Finale.
2323. Concerto in A minor, op. 54….Schumann
233Allegro affettuoso. Intermezzo (Andantino grazioso). Finale—Allegro vivace.
234Mr. Sternberg.
235INTERMISSION.
2364. Concert overture, "Melusine"….Mendelssohn
237Aria, "Ist es denn Wahr?"….Rubinstein
2386. Symphonic variations, op. 78….Dvorak
2397. Overture, "Tannhäuser"….Wagner
240(Knabe Piano used.)
2414:00 p. m.—Detroit Opera House.
242Treasurer's report.
243Secretary's report.
244Committees' report.
245Unfinished business.
2468:00 p. m.—Detroit Rink.
247Orchestral and choral concert of American compositions.
248(The concerto excepted.)
249Conductor—Theodore Thomas.
250Pianist, Mrs. Fanny Bloomfield Zeisler, Chicago, Ill. Vocalists, Miss Jean Forsyth, Detroit, Mich.; Mr. Jules Jordan, Providence, R. I.
251PROGRAM.
2521. Auditorium festival ode, for tenor, chorus and orchestra….Frederic Grant Gleason
253Soloist, Mr. Jordan.
2542. Concerto in F minor….Chopin
255Soloist, L. Racheletto, Allegro Vivace.
256Mrs. Zeisler.
2573. "Lovely Rosabelle," ballad for soprano, tenor, chorus and orchestra….G. W. Chadwick
258Soloists, Miss Forsyth and Mr. Jordan.
2594. Concert overture….Arthur Whiting
2605. Reverie Pastorale, for flute, oboe, two horns and string instruments….Carl Busch one of two readings
2615. Reverie Pastoreale, for flute, oboe, two horns and string instruments….Carl Busch one of two readings
262Aubade (andante). Près du ruisseau (con moto). Un soir d'été dans la forêt (adagio). Danse ronde (vivace).
2636. Symphonic scherzo….J. H. Beck
2647. American national air, "Star Spangled Banner"….J. H. Beck
265For solo, chorus and orchestra.
266(Steinway Piano used.)
268PUBLIC SCHOOL SECTION.
269PHILHARMONIC HALL.
270The programs in this department have been arranged and are given under the direction of Mrs. Emma A. Thomas, Director of Music in Detroit Public Schools, at the solicitation and by authority of the program committee.
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