Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17
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poaer aud haud.master S1u-n' was
greeted Ia salt Lake last night; ami ",
~ report snys, hu has previously eA'
pressed the opinion that our audiences
nrc rather cold, no probably chauecl
his opinion with lightning celebrity
after last nlghpa concert Tho Th'nier
was nnci-iu tho dr,asy portions u was
crowded, while above staira the gather
ing was fair
The work u the finy artists s1us1
has brought together In bic now mill
tAry band IA nothing short Of psricc.
ton. Under his wonderful leadership
this new organization hassioppul both
into tht shoes of the Marine band,
whose glory seems 10 have departed
when sousa threw u up, aud Of Oil
more's famous band, which practically
went TO pieces at that 'eadcr's death.
sonsa occupies place alone 81
Americ, today. We would not botu''
priced n he were destined TO become
even more popular than Gilmore Tor
the reason that he has that lraicf'.
mapnrtism, hls control over men AMI
hisintmtlou OF what the public insIr
demands, while Lu has qualities an.
accomplishment as musician nll
composer that Gilmore mover hai. hIt
program last evening was beautiful
bsudlng OF the U1ugadunal, the pop
ulaF AID tie amusing iu music, uuI
even the classic renditious, which in-
tofprotud by another master or
N..uN mil HENWFIa
romB h tho common oaL were last
evening pnr0fcI and rr.unc0rcd with
perfect hlufla Of onthuslnsnl. This
was n0ticoHbiy true Of the overture 90
Tnnuhausof anu liEit}s Hungarian
Rhapsody. Oue Of the gems VI thgleveu-
ing, aud one that was clever, novelty
was tho dream u the musical critic,
who thought hu bed gone g. heaven
nnd met the splfits Oi Wagner, Bach,
Beethoven, Schubert anu Ross. ni, who
showed him how even the air gi Annie
Rooney could be- taken Ald made Claai-
lc by the night kind u treatment. The
manner Boo which this tune was taken
up and woven into ngfnud COmpoaiuOui
its thome never lO.t signt Of, though
mingled nnd intcrtwinrd With such
glorious competitions rs the 'hAu
Bright Abode" Of Wagner aud tue
"Cuiua Anlmum," was most AImifa'
bio aud was enjoyed 10 tho fullest by
the audience. EvBfy number on the
program was ongorgd, aud for his re-
calls Souaa gave his popular plantation
pieces aud trick selections whlcn caua'
cd the audience 10 shout with af
much enthusiasm as galleries usually
manifest duflug tho cJurHu OF tho most
ultra mel0dramauc spectaclvH. The
soprano, Aiils Mucuukur, made u
pleasant lmprcslio nud was vncorei
Tor her rendering Of S0usa's beautiful
song. Her giljf, however, are not
remarkable. One pleasant feature OF
the evening, anu one that was greatly
Applaude1, was the appearance on lhu
stage OF w. T.. Wolhe, president Of the
Salt Lake Musical Union, who In u
neat speech, presented sir. bOusa with
an Immense n1fal Offering with the
compliments OF tho union. The Lender
was covered with confusion at this
little incident anu made an innudiblo
response. a band from the union met
this Sousa orgRnlzatiOH at tho depot,
on their arrival from Provo whtro they
gave concert yesterday afternoon
with tho choir OF that place IA the
Stake tabernacle.
The news that Prof. Sousa anu Evan
Stsphent-who are old friends aud
mutual aumittri-got together last
evening aud arranged for return ap.
peannte Of the band under the aus
pices OF and tn conjunction with the
tabernacle choit-Will DO read with
pleasure 10y tue whole town. Souaa
says II almost broke his heart when
he was here two yuam ago, that bis
Marlue baud could not be heard ga
the Tabernacle. anu hc h correspond,
ingly delighted that be- iB now 10 nave
an opportunity o. appearing there,
aud that Ia connection with tAy
prIEs wiuueTa OF whom be uyUrd Do
much at tho W0rlI's Falr. The
date will probably be ON May
Day, though that will be settle
more positively whom S1usa has
conferred with his mannguH IN Ear
Francisco. Last evening thu se.t c ionl
which will be- rendered by the choi
and band together were agloed ON, ant
Mr.. Stephens will put his alngtrs ~
immediate rehtataal.
This evening" concert NJ the Theato
la honor Ui H. falrluk's day and Ia nj
ul sweet charity has been gotten al
without much noise, but the Catholic
VINO nave lNNA HhAAAnN " nave u WY ~
their own that others might copy, q
selling their tickets lfst Hud Enuuuu0
ing their concert afterwards. Tonight
program, which appear, elsewhere b.
most remarkable one, anu fully breath
the spirit ot the day, Mis- Or, piuKel
ton, soprano, viii make her debut q
fat ~ tue thuater II concerned at least
anu other wtll.knOwn singura are dow
Tor attractive numbers.
The Choral Society will hold
specially important meeting Oh Mon
day evening anu ono that may PROV
to be tho last it VIII hold at ull, 30 lhri
u not a revival OF Interest. Inc dire
tore ask all memurrs, Old, nov az
intending, 10 DO present.
Following Il tho program Of ia
charity sacred concert 10 be given
rheator tgmur Ow nigh under tt
nu-pic,s Of the Press CLUB;
selection from "puoCu of shrha. H.... UauB.
Mrhu'a Concert uIcHrHirN
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Nrs bDH.Ir Dean A. I#uu
Piano colo, "NuEuo from tlHl Concerto"
Miss Cpmurlu Smith with orchestral aU.
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Mr wizard D. MuIHt.