Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02

| hardic crescent, Tho Eistcddfod song
| by Mrs. Mary Davies Of London.
| Heading Of tho adjudication Of HWJd
Non upon the seven Welsh Alntur.
| alive odes (Awdll on the chief poetic
sui jrci, "Jeius Of Nszsreth," sent iu
fot the prize Of $500 donated by the
Welshmeu OF Fhnadelphi also gold
medal and the bAfdic oak chair Of III,
| Eis,eddfod, with all the honor IL I'M.
plies. Chirf marshal, HWJd N9H.
viii call tho victor Tor his tepttsunia.
tive) to claim the prize anu chair.
Victor escorted to the stage by the
Bardic order, to the music Of harp,
| organ AMI chorus.
HiCfI Non, with unsheathed sword,
thrice challenges any opposition %
! tho claim OF the poet 10 tho Prize,
bardio chair and honor. "ls there
peace2D The audience, "Pcnce." The
bvord ~ shenthed over The hoad VI
the poet. lie Ia commanded, amid
the tumult OF applause, 10 st in the
bardic chair Of tue Wofld's Fair Els
teddiOd, and IL declared the greatest
honofed Welsh poet " the age. The
G1fsodd boneiictiOn Is proclaim OF
with the laying Of bafdio hand; the
greeting OF iellow.p1ots follows. Mr.
Ben Davies viii sing 90 Delyn fy
Ngwlad," 80 Harp OF my Land"
with choral refrain by the choifs
combined.
Mr.. John Thomas aud Madame
Chhttefton will play tho gfand barIic
harp duet, specially arranged for this,
tue most hOuOrei aud conspiruuuB
occasion 10 the history Of Welsh barb.
lem.
THIRD EfsIKDDFOD CONCERT.
In addition to solos, harp.plsylug
and mhfs.chUfus singing, the glou
compel ton will lie n feature NJ great
excellence In tho Thufiday oyeling
concert Eight OF nine choifs OF sixty
voices each, will compete In singing
two gleea Of the lamonted genius,
Gwilym event, for the rrize OF s26J
and gold medal. The great choru'us
cnmbiled will close this bafilc Jay
concert with TWO Welsh chutnls anu
Means famous Gloria.
FOURTH EfsTEDDFOD DAY.
Choral competitive climax Of the
ElsteddiOd. All competitive ohoifs
combined In choral, chorus and welsh
melody. Harp solo, competllipu aJju.
uicator, Mr.. john Thomas. A judi.
cations Of pOoms, essays aud wUfSs Of
art, anu awarding Of prizes. Harp
solo, Mr.. John Thomas, and songs by
distinguished ntiilts. Grafton by tue
President Of the Jay.
MAiN CHORAL COMPETITION.
-Four ohoirs ~ $50 voices each, win
compete for the largest prizes ever
offered at tho national festival. Com.
petition opens to all comerr.
Test piece: /. Worthy is the
LnnO. (Handol.) .. Blessed ARE
the Mon that Fear Him. (siUAh.l 3.
Now the lmpe,uous Torrents Rise.
(Jonkins's David aud SAUL First
Prize, 5000; second, $1,000; with gold
medals to winning conductors. Auju.
diealoni Mr.. w. l.. Tomlius, Nit.
John rhomne, DE-. Cover.
Tue following oboirs Will sing;
Western Reserve, o., Choral Union.
Conductor, PRO. J. Powell Jouos.
CymrodOrlon Society, Scranton, Pa.
Conductor, Prof. Dlu prOth, roe.
Scranton, Pa, Choral Society. Con.
ductof, Prot. Hayden Evan.
salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir.
Conductor, Prof Evan stephens.
This contest will bo watched by the
whole nation ana the lovers OF music.
The adjudication will be delivered by
MT. rOmlins al the close Of tho oven.
lug dymanvs concert, when all the
Elsteudiod choire, separately aud COM
bined, viii render glees. Chotuses and
Welsh melodies, Interpreted by songs
and harp sol0s. Some Of the selections
viii st-chOruset: Worthy Is the
Lamb. (Handel.) Arise all ye Ma.
lions. (Lloyd.) The Gloria. (Mczitt,)
Welsh mciodies! Men Of Harlem,
Ar hydy Nos, Llwyn Onn. ChorAls.
a number " the most famous In
WelSh music.
The International Els,eddfod Of the
Worlds Fair will close with the sing.
ing OF the great Hallclujah chorus.
From the foregoing outline Of the
Welsh days, we submit that the
Welsh people are planning their iesti.
val on scale hitherto unknown, and
with tho dignity aud
grandeur Ui the Wotld's Columbian
Exposition.