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THE DETROIT SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA

orchestral background. Mr. Gabrilo-
witsch will appear at the first and last
pairs of concerts in the dual role of
conductor and pianist. At the open-
ing concerts, Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 23, at 8:30 o'clock, and Satur-
day afternoon, October 25, at 2:20
o'clock, Mr. Gabrilowitsch will appear
with NIme. Samaroff and Mr. Bauer,
in Bach's Triple Concerto for Three
Pianos, the tirst time this fatuous
mposition has been presented In
Shining brilliantly in the splendid are naturalized citizens. so that the co
Detroit and one of the few times it
Detroit orchestra stands as a thor-
in
has
been played in this country. This
musical season promised Detroit
program will offer also a double con-
the fall and winter months, is the oughly American organization.
Fourteen Pairs of Concerts.
certo with Mr. Gabrilowitsch and !dr.
series of concerts to be given by the
The 1919-20 season will offer four- Bauer at the piano and a third number
Detroit Symphony orchestra, in its
new home, Orchestra hall, Woodward teen pairs of concerts to take place with Nimes Samaroff at the piano.
X avenue and Parsons street, beginning every two weeks on Thursday even- Such a feast of pure art is unpreced-
Thursday evening. October 23 and ings and Saturday afternoons, with ented at one concert in the history of
Saturday afternoon, October 25, and , distinguished soloists at each concert. the American concert stage and will
continuing in pairs every fortnight OTwo series of ten popular Sunday af- start otT the orchestra's season, and
until the end of April. ternoon concerts will be given be- mark its entrance into its own hall•
The Detroit orchestra, under its ginning in November and continuing with an amazingly brilliant prestige.
gifted conductor, Ossip Gabrilowitsch, until the end of the season. The sub- All of the assisting soloists will make
in one year, has taken its place among scription concert dates and soloists their sole appearance in Detroit this
23 and 25
the foremost symphonic organiza- are as follows: October
season With the orchestra and four of
bons in the country and citizens gen- Olga Samaroff, Harold Bauer, Ossip them, Miss Fitzui, Mr. Rubenstein,
erally, as well as music lovers, are Gabrilowitsch, pianists; November ti Mr. Schkolnik and Mr. Serato will
justly prideful of that fact. The sue- and 8, Anna Fitzui, soprano; Novem be heard in this city for the first time.
Mr. Thevinne will return after many
years absence and Miss Clemens, Ni r.
Elinan, Mite. Levitzki,
and Mr. de Gogorza will appear for
the first time in Detroit with an or-
chestra. Nliss Clemens I NIrs. Gabrilo-
witsch will find an especially warm
welcome awaiting her, not alone be-
cause she is the popular. conductor's
.
wife and the daughter of the well-
liebiweil Mark Twain, but because she
is a very charming W0111:111
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singer. Mr. Cortot made such
SIMEi
a hit in the Symphony course last year
that his re-engagement this year
re-
conies in reSp011Se to insistent
quests that he be brought to the city
again. Miss Teyte and NI r. de
Gogorza have many admirers of their
art. while the standing of Mr. Bauer,
NI SamarotT and Mr. tiabrilowitsch
with the Detroit musical public is
one of firm and enthusiastic admira-
tion.

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' 'rile Sunday afternoon concerts will
Ilya Schkolnik, violin-,offer two soloists at each concert and
1 her 20 and 22,
. e ,s of the orchestra has approached
the st; December 4 and 6, Josef 1.11evinne, the list will present many new, tal-
1 the sensational, but despite
supremacy attained in so brief a period pianist; December 18 and 20, Mischa elite(' artists as well as established
3, ' favorites. The programs will be of
of time there has been no disposition Elman, violinist; January I
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attractive and artistic caliber
i to rest on the laurels WOO.
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assumed by the board of directors of January 29 and 31, Arrigo Seratml which'
ilthe Symphony society, in cooperation violinist; February 12 and 14, Alfred 1c son and won for Mr. Gabrilowitsch
; with Mr. Gabrilowitsch, and an error- Cortot, pianist; February 26 and 28, and the orchestra special attention
"I mous outlay has been made in the Pablo Casals, cellist; March II and 13, , 1 and commendation.
recent past to enlarge the artistic re- Clara Clemens,
mezzo-soprano
Mischa
Levitzki, March
pianist;! The fact that few tickets remain for
he Thursday evening concerts and
sources of the orchestra in ever). way 25 and 27,
Gogorza,
f" the Saturday afternoon con-
possible. The number of players has April 8 and 10, Emilio de
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and
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been increased to ninety, all of them b a ritone; April 22
opening
carefully chosen men—the very cream Gabrilowitsch, pianist.
Native
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1 of
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of the musical profession.
These solosists are among the :day concerts, is practical proof that
born Americans predominate in the
.0.4 ranks, but those of foreign nativity greatest stars in the musical world1Detroit has awakened to the pleasure

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