The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-07
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

One of the recent additions 20 the
stock Of the enterprising firm of
/ Daynes & Coalter is the vocation Pipe
organ. which was received during the
week and placed on exhibition in their
music rooms This instrument is the
make as those they have placed in the
Tabernacle in Provo. the Twentieth
ward Westinghouse and the Baptist
church of this city. The tone is some
thing that has never been surpassed
by anything yet introduced. and too
much praise cannot be given II Tor the
elegance of case and general duailca-
/ lions for a first-claSs church organ.
Each reader of The Herald is invited
to call at their store and near the Won
derful effects that can be produced on
this instrument.
The public was much interested in
the rendition of the ''Cruclfx1on by a
special choir at Saint Pauls Casheoral
| last Sunday. For the benefit OF those
who were unable to gain admittance.
| it will be sung again on Thursday eve
| ming at the same hour. 1880.
The Orpheus club will give must
Gale at the Knutsford on Wednesday,
the oath inst. Invitations will be is
The programme will consist OF numbers
by the club and by leading vocalsts
and instrumenalists of the city. The
club intends to make ii the musical
event Of the season. Il viii be reme1n-
bered that the club has given several
private musicales Of this nature tnd
were highly enjoyable.
It is now definitely settled that Ysaye
will visit California. He is booked Il
open at the Baldwin theatre. San Fran
cisco, May 18th. and will play in this
city May 7th or Sth. AS Mr.. 1saye
never expects to return to America
ne has expressed an earnest desire to
see the Pacific coast.
The plan of Easter music by special
choir at ST. Mary's cathedral has been
abandoned and the service will be
given by the cathedral choir.
The first stage rehearsal of the
Priscilla principals Yves held FRIDAY
under the able direction Of Mrs. LaSk-
4 satisfactory outline of the business
Of the first act was made and from
now on the work will be pushed vigor-
ously Monday evening the principals
hold their regular practice and on
Tuesday the full rehearsal for chorus
and principals will be held. A full at
tendance IS OeSlreu
The ballad concert at Unity hall on
Thursday evening, the Pyper-Easton
popular concert on Friday evening at
the Eighteenth ward, and the confer
ence concert at the Tabernacle last
evening made the week a live one in
music circles.
'"Twas But a Dream a song from
Madeleine" and 1.-The Cottage in the
Pines" are among the new music at
Calder's.
"veni Creator Spiritus," by La
Hache, will be sung at the Easter ser
vice at ST. Mary's cathedral by Misses
Harley and Levy and Messrs. King and
Ashworth.. Miss Lottie Levy will sing
solo. A special service will be sung
in the evening when Millard's Vespers
will be given. The soloists will be
Misses Harley. Rogers and Sullivan.
and Messrs. Ashworth, Williams and
Kerstan. The music viii be under the
| direction of Miss Nora Gleason, the
organist-
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas-Edward will as
sist the choir at St Paul's with the
music on Easter morning. Miss Web
Der will render a solo, IT Know That
My Redeemer Liveth." on Easter
| morning.