Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12
MUSIC AND DRAMA
:, uoror Of the Memory Of a Great
Composer.
the u. 5. MILITARY BAND.


.uy becu remembered anu ms
mary honorcd, for his ccnionuary
s,,Ieen observed In most Of the great
musical centres. mi, 81,
posdni was born ON the 29'h oil
v.htnaty, 1893, and brought up AUD
,,s most contagious Of musical inn9'
COS. H,was, ia Que Of his biographrr'
az. the son OF town trumpeter ana
an oreraiic singer Of inferior rank,
ADD ,.- a child attended the itinernnt
,,unlc In their visits TO fairs aud musical
,.therings, and was in danger Mt the
,,e Of seven Of becoming a thorough
,.ced little yagabond, when maternal
liam trusted his education to tue
fIspdly hands Of the music.mas'er,
Phnelti."
The world Of art has acknowledged
The charm aud fascination NJ Rvssini's
Ialsling music, and the average music
,iIcader " slso FULLY familiar with the
RECEPTIONS that have been taken TO u.
hi. despite all criticism, II remains a
ioy and charm. Wagner and Rnbln-
,,in In their writings have 10th con-
E,,ei it, influence, and admitted that
they often yielded themselves to ith IN
toxlcaiing delight
IL il from Rosslni's early home that
cone the most interesting accounts OF
hls centennial honos.
pssaro, which has for IT. chief dis.
line on the fact that II was the birth
mace Of RJ-sini, was the ancient Pc
s,mm, bernardo Tasso aud his IN.
r.ns mn, tnrquato Tass0, once lived
here, the a or writing some Of his
l,,4' ,uruis "a TIL. rather uuintorerl-
ing Town.
Yo.aro observed the Rossiui centen.
Mai with musical fetes, historical con.
orfis, performance OF william
Tell competitions for local aud for.
tign musicians, and the purchase of
the house IN which the composer wac
torn, intending 90 convert It into n
Rossini Museum.
Venice gave operate representations
and water carnival.
Turin had on elaborate performance
Of the StahGt Mater"
Paris observed the centenary by a
revival OF "William Tell
iArTps FIRST PUBLIC APPEARANCE.
The following good story l. told
about Adeliua Patt la the Denver
AepG
"rhe entire Patti family were born
musicians, aud the three daughters
were gifted with beautiful voices, but
Adehna had a wonderful ear In AZ.
ditlon TO her little silver voice, ana
could repeat the songs Of Jenny Land
aud Parudi, aud, after hearing them
only a few times. In perfect time ond
tune. Mar'tzek aayE that Ndelina
atufed Ar one Oi the little children Of
Norma and Persisted at tehoagsali Ia
,sglng the music of.'MiTa Norma In
toe duet between Norma aud Aislgi1l,
hsfown mother and sister, anu when,
after several admonitious, chs would
continue ~ sing, her mother would
give her u Spanking In the presence OF
the orchestra aui the company"
Adelinn has been better rewarded In
later years for singing the Very same
Fiects.
THE q. 4. MILITARY BAND.
The coming OF tue United statcs
Marine Band 10 Salt Lake on ApHi .
10 = musical event Of implrlEn d.
When the organization have made &
musical tour ~ mapped out they viii
have Travelled between 5000 anu 1000
miles IN ~ days, and appeared every
day, except Sunday, IN grand milf
ury g0ncer,s, afternoon and evening.
The average travel for the tour will tie
200 daily, The band Will Come about
hily strong, with Phillip Sousa direct.
lug aud Mile. Marie Dvcca As tue
songstrtas, an American primh who
won great hon0n la Europe upon
t9npleiing her studies IN Paris Two
!uars ago. Sue IA native Of WASH
ingion, ID. @.
NExT WEEK At THE THEATRE,
The first three nights, the kimbnll
Opera Comique company, headed 10y
Coriane, VIII present n spectacular
operatlc burlesque, Carmen up ~
Date" The piece has recently under.
gone nomu revision bnth Us 10 dialogue
aud music. The company surrounding
Corlnne Is described Rs strong one.
Bernard Dyllyn, the baritone, has n
leading role. the costumes worn by the
aclrVss are said b be the Identical ones
that were designed by feliA andWOrth
Oi Paris, for Emma Abbotps proposed
reduction OF Blzetps opera.
MISC GALE.
The thres remaining evenings Of the
week and Saturday matinee are re-
served for Mies Gale, VINO viii be ru.
memberej, ilst As leading LADY for
Lawrence Barrett aud then Ia the sup.
port OF the Booth. Barrett combination
A. leading man, Miss Gale has secured
CieitOn Clarke, n nephew OF Booth.
Ihe engagement will 0peu with
"Romeo anu Juliet" followed by a
change Of bill each evening.
THE THEATRE ATTACHES BALI.
The friends OF the employees az the
BAIT Lake Theatre assembled there
last night to the number Of about
thfte hundred TO enjoy the ball. The
affair wa- u delightful one, everything
cling ranged with lRsteiIl elegance.
TIE matinee bail this afternoon il well
alenued. IL lasts iii II o'clOoo to-
night.
WONDERLAND.
Manager Day seems always to he
studying the problem Of presenting be.
lore tnupuhiicthe moststtildug novelties
and b ,uls Of interest that can he pro-
cured, aud generally ne succeeds Ia
way that gives evidence VI his taste
hhd neniu,. This week IL Gn eNoep.
lonaly interesting one atWonterlanJ.
ne FAD iimauN family with their dog,
hoal, bp,ais aud other implements, is
both pleasant aud instructive, nnd The
tricks Of DIR. Waite are indeed inter.
.sling. The stock company are dolug
some good wtrN rs usually, but the
piece selected rs Of very little dramatic
value.