The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-17
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

The following programme will be rem
dered at the Grand tonight by the Phil
harmonic orchestra with Willard Wethe
as conductor:
"AIidsummernight's Dream" (Overture)
sleep We'll, Sweet Angel Franz Abt
Tenor Thomas Ashworth
me ne diminished Symphonic. Scnu6eTt
a Iraumerei -.....-.--- schumann
b. Celebrated Minuet. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Stock Orchestra.
'In the Clock Store" descriptive fan
taSia from ChaS. j. Orth. SynOp5lS-The
apprentice opens the store in the morn
ing and winds up the different clocks, the
ticking OF which is Illustrated by the
music, which gradually develops into q
musical imitation of a clock store. The
cuckoo clock strikes the hour, after
which the deep sound of another clock IS
merry rattle, followed by the striking of
another clock in harmony with the music.
The apprentice then whistles a little
tune. After this the clock that contains
the chimes gradually runs down and
stops. The boy winds it up again, and
then the miniature chimes of a Scotch
cathedral are heard in the distance. Now
that all the clocks are in running order
the apprentice looks after his other work,
and we leave the clock store.
FioTo5p s solo from aa Geo Heageg
Soprano Solo. go. ....Miss Crissie Lawson
Coronation March. Kretschmer
From Opera ''Fialkem5er'' ...............
orchestra.
There is no reason why Sunday night
concerts should not become as popular
here as they are in all eastern cities The
philharmonic orchestra is giving sacred
concerts of class that are credit to
Salt Lake. The orchestras is made of
twenty-five of the leading musicians OF
the city and the programmes appear TO
suit all classes The orchestra has re-
ceiyed Chas. J. Orth'S new overture, In
the Clock Store" which will be given to-
night
,o The new orchestra is ofieered as fol;
Zehnter, manager; C. L. Berry, secretary
and treasurer; Chris Christensen, assist
ant conductor, Pete Christensen. Hbrari-
an; a. s. thinner and w. G. Coleman, to-
gether with the director, manager and
secretary and treasurer, form the board
of directors.
The orchestra meets twice a week at
the musicians new headquarters in the
Emporium block.
The Boise Opera company. an organiza-
ton of amateurs, will go to Caldwell in
a special over the Union Pacific OH
| Thursday and give a performance in the
| new opera house at that place.
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Following is the programme of the
grand concert to be given under the aus
lpices of the W. C. T. U. in aid Of the
tree kindergarten on Monday evening
1t will be given at the First Congrega-
| ti0nal church:
! Trio-"O Memory. Leslie
Mesdame5 Green, Hampson and Mr..
| Burleigh.
Pages Song, from Lies HuSuenots,"
Miss Emma jorgenscn -'l' . '''-
Piano Duet, Fautasie William Tell"
Misses Romney and Coray.
J Balldd-+'A dieu Marie ..............Ada dams
Mr.. George D. Pyper
Trio-'Life has No Power" Belisario
Mrs. Green, Messrs. Burieigh, and Miles.
Solo-''Vaney OF Shadows ............Barri
| Mr. John Robinson.
Recitation. Young America"
Flower Song-"Le Barlate dAmor,"
| ......................fro Faust, Gounod
Mrs. Lizzie Thomss-EdWards.
Violin Solo-"Aire Varie" de Beriot
| Mr.. Willard Weihe.
accompanied by Mr.. Radcliffe ,,,,
| Miss Margie Webber.
! Violin obligato by Mr.. Weihe.
| Duet" Thou, Dear Heart" Rob Roy,
de koVen
! Mrs. Edwards and Mr.. Pyper.
Orgon Solo-"Cornelius March;
| Prof. Radcliffe.
| Miss Ada Faust gave pupils recital
at her home. 222 j street, yesterday after
noon, when the following programme was
rendered. the performances being uni
formly good:
| washington PoSt..............,....., .SouSa
| Bertha Robinson.
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