Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-16


siDns VI musical science, ana me pfin.
cipals 81 tonal rotation aud rrctgul-
tinn Of mental effects Produced 10y
them, such a. TIE gteaiest creative
musicians, AZ Handel, Mozart, Beet
hOvtn, .chumanu, aud the rect, have
empl yeu Tor expressing their musical
thoughts. let tue repeat: 50 faf
rom the Tonic 5ll.iA being pcculi.
orly "a plausible makc.Bbif for
beginner IA singing, who never
mean To 30 very Tar, u Us distinctly The
only means OF elementary Instruction
having IA II the germ, Yt the hiEhtst
appreciation ul music, a. represented
Ia the works ct The great masters
whose names arc given ABOVE. II h
she pecuii merit Of tho system, ilat
while 10 las ln it Ilis high reach -
ultimate possibility, 10 il alsO in,gm.
pamlly the most simple system %
elementary instruction which hHs ever
utru urvuud; but j. unilIuE Its rim.
pligity through the legitimate opera.
ton Of accurate nualytis. aud the spu.
aiatiou Of advanced principles from
those properly npuprinininy TO the
fudlmenufy Stages ul study.
Tbs second OF the misleading nu'iun4
referred to above is, that thr notation
II the Tonic ol.la Ia the main thing
ia Is, auI that this n pu advantage
more than Questionable 10y TensJu o.
its ultimate NEED Of being replaced ny
the stat notation. The notation VI the
rubiG Sofia II indeed a great ana a
unique advantage Of 10 a. system,
since In addition To ITO extreme tim-
piiuity, which gave The Hys,em iiH
ifsi successes, ~ will hereafter be- cy.
planned, IL hRs turned out 10 TO one OF
the most convenient instruments Vt
vocal science, aud h,s led to Ru
accurate study Of muHiCnl relations
au1 a Classification Oi them, such o.
would have been practically imposs..
bic In the slAl notation. la the Opiu-
ion Of .hu writer, the notation Of tuis
system is bett r adapted Tor the use o.
the singer than ANY other that exist,
aud y i equally certain that the carry
training VI instrumental Students
would be more musicAnly fhpn usual,
" conducted In it.--W. y. II. Matthew's,
"a "fOig 10 Understood Myuc."
ENGiLsir AS WHITTIER uy 4 GERMAN.
A German musical house, duslgcus
that Ne English custom err should read
Ia their untivu tongue the directions
thought triumphnntly Produced this
marvel Of composition;
The strings are struck DT pluckel
with the accompanying ploclrum fro
men In 10 Tight. BY speCihcAted
double notes, the, ON acrotdfow, the
LETT OF the melody note opeu-layi ing
stIings must he plUcked NJ far ~ they
are spociiicntud; whore as a deutni
do IA before the notes caii tue full cord,
which Is brought out 10y beginning
at the lowest string out Of the
chord. and ending with the note "
the melody. The dash alter tho
figures aud letters indicates that the
note must be struck again. To prevent
a f0ping between the plectrum and Hp.
Jaratus, and also Ia obtain louder Or
softer tone, thSiDrsinger should always
rest Just above thu pOiut of the p,uc.
trum. The following drawing ~ chow.
Ing how the single tones In n lphbbeiical
order Ia the accord rows are divided.
The yet open laying tones out ~ the
scale, which ere marked, with small
numboH aud letters, Is for 10 manifest
aud b exchange the chorieB. Music,
Sport and Dfdma.
YouEG sALviNL
Alexander Salyini Is shout 10 revive
the old romance, "rho Brigand," In
which the elder Wallsck was ~ sue
cessfIl yonrs ago. Wallack iirst played
Il at tue Drury Lane Theaier, L1nron,
and afterwards at his New York the.
alter. II wa onu Of his substantial sue.
c,ssta. The role ~ Massirnui ian Jolly,
rollicking bandit, something on the
Robert MHcaire nfdurand should prove
/ ..VN FaN 2.lVts.N
| He will present the play IN connection
with the Carenng verai0n OF "Cavnl-
ieIia RusticauR," making an Interest.
Ing double bill.
PAYING MUSIC.
The receipts of PaduruwsS's con.
cer,s, under Mr.. TTetbnr', manage.
nent, amounted (up 10 March l2) 10
/ Sii,sg2. Ater that tate the receipts
| continued 10 bc most liberal until they
footed up in all 500, 80 on the 27th OF
! March, tho famous matinee Of the
9Gih bringing In s0,30l, which, II IL
believed, is without u parallel Ia the
history Of pianO-iorte recltals. Al oue
OF the Boston concerts the receipts
were si,5bl.
GENERAL THEATRICAL NOTES.
a Chinese drama WINS lately pro
/ duced In Melbourne, the plot OF which
discusses Nh unplrasRutuess between "a
British missionary and the ChineGc.
/ rhe former is wOrs,ed aud condemned
/ To deiAi by being placed In Spiked
Z barrel, his eylids cot oil, hls iEco turncd
/ toward the Gun--kiudly KEEP, from
7 setting ly some local Joshua-and he
ia allowei to expire slowly, to "the
darndest music ever yet heard, "accord-
/ Ing 10 the Australian Bui'6t1, and
I which must have nude the wretc bod
criminal glad TO die. The Chiuose,
according to this, must be ahead OF as
Z In The horrible on the stngo.
An old Roman poster has been
/ found and acquired by the British.
! Museum. IL IL thin slab Of stone
/ three feet long, In the upper corners
are holes for cords 80 that It might be
/ hung up outside tho theatre AMI IL
/ bears this inscription In Latin: "Gir.
| Gus iuli. Immunsc applause. u nrs
/ Rhut,n "StRndiug room only" IA not
] a modern invention after all.
/ The LuudOn sunday Imts thut cgm-
| mpnts on the scarcity OF good orat0tio
] and cuncett eingors Ia England; "The
/ scarcity VI ilrt.rntc English singers
/ continues, aud We are ain waiting Tor
! our musical Academic 10 prove them
selves capable OF fliing up gaps IA tho
leaking mnks aud competing with the
/ American market"
Next week Sarah Bernhard, sails
| for Europe.
Joseph Jefferson, the comedian,
has declined the Invitation t1 go TO the