The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-09
THE CONCERT.


Oh properties, such "a render the me
Oh delicate sounds audible in every pa
( 7 OF the house, and such as enable
o., every person in the large audience
as hear sli distinctly. The concert, take
Il as whol9. Was probably as good I
Ios any that has ever been given here;
,Ia some particulars il WAS inferior [
no some, in others superior; in sti
q others on n par. Considering th
: number of instruments in the theatT
- orchestra its OvertuTes were yer
= finely executed. 1t WAS hardly fsil
i however, since it gave but two over
lures, ttat one, the latter, shoull
= have been a selection which many O
: she audience had heard in the Thea.
tire. Those present we're entitled Il
: TWO new pieces. Tue choruses were
, all well given and gave evidence o.
!, correct practice aud Intelligent direc
: ton, and we're q marked improvement
on those 10 the "Sorcerer," perhaps
because they EsIe less difficult; but
evidently because there were fewer
and better singers who had received
better training The psize else OF
jack and Gill" was particularly
good. while all were we'll rendered. 10
che cnoruses to the solos and lheduets
Ihe same sx ellence WAS observable.
The duet betws u Miss Horne aud Mr..
lGardner Was very sweet. The lady
Was much The beItsr of the two She
sept IN tune, boWtver, which cannot
be said OF Nj Gardner. who was out
badly at times. He has a pleasing
voice but does not seem tJI
understand how to control it, and
exhibits no improvement since he
appeaTsd in tbs "SorcereF Its
beauty is lost by mushy sound, and |
the fault common TO nearly all thu
s1caIi-ts of last niRht-he would not
opsn his mouth aud let tine sound
out. He made another mistake iu
singing Sne osvstina from I'll Trova-
tore" Ihs selection is . baritone
solo, and ons which has been sung
here by very noed baritone |
Carlton As Mr. Gardner has t
tenor voice, the Inappropriate I
ness is atonce evident; moreover, no {
lid not seem to appreciate tbs beauty
of the sole and failed to give ii any
effect whatever, which caused il TOD :,
all rather fiat on an audience which :
lad listened to tie rendition by Carl :
on. Still, Mr.. Gardner pleased =
,reat many, and Was encored; but
would have pleased q great many
more had be given instead, Happy it
e Try Dreams" or one OF those II
lperior ballads in which he excel. si1
Tbs organ solo, overture of OWL vi
am Tell" by Prof. Jos. DAynes last L.,
ight, was the finest part of the
Eeniug's entertainment; it was 49,
IMPLY magnificent; and more than W
nything else served to show the ~
lblic here what excellent insIru- "
snts they possess, and what beauty,
over and grandeur can be brought -.
Il of them. A few such selections 0''
that OF last night, wherein tones
tbs most inexpTessible sweetness, reN
with bursts OF power and the
OF the different wind col
might educate the people tiol
appreciate tbs organs now in the bos
-ge tabernacle sad the Assembly the
all. Mr.. Daynes was CRESTED with (
trem endous and meriteG -buIat of N;
plause, and forced TO gize sn en- On
re. Mi. Forsier's .'Bring Back, toe OBJ Oh,
d Folks, " lille Darling" with q. n :,
8. chorus, and the Union Glee ha,
40 selection, "Oome. Rise with the he a-
TX" we're both we'll given and en- "a
ed. Miss l. Nebeker sang =
omtng." The selection was good 4
! hardly suited for her voice, the
ich is very swee, and expressive on1 h!s
lower and midL.'e notes. butt rs
ses to be musical on tiss higher i've
y. For an encore che sd Pg 'Es II ges
Dream" and lid it mucn 6ester pee
n the frat song. The lady VI nd Ell
W Judgment in making sucn \
.otions as would not tax her voice The
the upper notes. Miss Sheets sang Sc Z
J the Cleaning" pretty ballad, 20 n
of the usual order, and al took AL
t ia a gulntette. Che does not raI;,
" any marked improvement since no.
'Soroerer," which fact can only be -
.ibuted to lack of proper and con-
ant training. AZ she evidently has The
an in har vSice - :, Sc n,ona-Iv VIII
eloped. Regarding the quintetse. a,
ch was taken from the ''Sorcerer." THAI
iered by Misses. Sheets and Camp
) and Messrs. Forster, Gardner
Oven, it ia 3 question as to what pa
be iouud In it specially to ad- Ill. y
>, uaiess it was the fact that it ~ L
8 each . short solo. InnumerAble
Or selactSns could have been
Il. Miss Campbell has q good
ratio voice, Her principal fault 1u
is that abe is ioclined to give arse
come this. ing {
Mr. Wsihe's vioI;n .olo no csn merry
no,h;no eYcenting that 30 never Earl
him Ilsy with more ease or to no
sr effect than he did last night.
Owen, in his selection from
das MacoabeuR," also showed i'm
cement, and with the general On
.us, his selection took well. Mr.. the f
ms voice, however. lHbetter suited Delts
norus rather than to solo singing. I'D
lis selection from Lucia" Mr..
Ulster dis played similar lack Of =, -;
judgment with Mr.. Gardner, and -
la a Oh Tue one are common 70 rifiin
does not know how to use it. The 80,
,ert ended with Q duet from .o4.'
1ss Msocabeus" by Misses Rogers :, ~ ~
Horne, with general chorus, Tbs
ID was one OF the best things On 800
programme, but which was 49,,
led by q discourteous aud unman- 49,
? act on the part OF q large ioIIo ,
her OF the audience in getting up 80
starting mt before it had been
I'd. Regard for the wishes OF ,b+
g who desired to hear might have noi;c,
sufficient consideration to have -; ,iC |.
ced them to wait until the eelec- 90. -
was closed before going out, if aI III =
feelings OF the performers were 49, " :,
q sufficient inducement. Such go,
ct 10 positively vulgar, and no - g
or gentleman would Wilfully be 20 -
y OF it. unless under the most Iii Ill :
sual circumstances. W. \,
lere we're too many eDcorts, or -
3 portions that deserved a repeti Soup.
failing of securing recall, while III o' p
y that were unBorihy we're re. ~; :, oI -
ed. Tbs applause at times,
n freouopiiO "a mo frono a oroud away