The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-19
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Star Spangled Banner"
Overture, 'Pique Dame, Suppe
Grand selection fir. "Cavalleria
| Rusticana" ............. Mascagni
ORCHESTRAL
Waltz LA RENE de la Mer," Sousa
Graziosa, ''Mignonette" 49,. Eilenberg
1.-THE COLLINS Frolic" .O'Neill
March. THE jolly Student .Fahrbach
Hail Columbia"
| Following is the complete programme
for the Western Eisteddfod to be held
at Denver on Sept. /, 2, and next.
The prizes aggregate $1,000 and Sec
rotary Lloyd Jones. sos California
building. Denver, will give any addi-
/ tional information:
COMPETITION OF VOICES.
Grand chorus of not less than 14O
or not more than $50 mixed voices, that
will render the following: (a) ''Hark,
the Deep Tremendous Voice" from
Haydn's Seasons. CD Lullaby of
Life unaccompanied, by Henry Les
! lie. First prize. $1,000 and gold medal.
| Second prize $3.50 and gold baton to
conductor.
2-SmaH chorus of not less than
forty nor more than fifty mixed voices.
! (a) ooh, Lovely May" by Edward
German. OBJ Ave Verum," unaccom-
panied, by Charles Gounod. First
prize, $3.50; second prize. $50.
! 3.-Male chorus of not less than
twenty-five nor more than thirty
voices. (a) Strike the Tyre" in the
L.. of II hi 7
Day Closed" unaccompanied, by Ar
thur Sullivan. First prize, $3.50; second
prize, $50.
4-Ladies' chorus of not less than
thirty nor more than forty voices. (a)
Distant Bells" by a. c. Mckenzie.
(b) THE Morn of May" by Vincent
Morgan. Prizes, $3.50 and $50.
5.-Children's chorus, March of the
Men of Harlach," Curwen's addition.
Thee.'D Two-voiced chorus, age not
over 16 years. Number of voices not
less than forty nor more than fifty.
Prizes, $50 and $25.
6.-Male quartette. L Love My Love"
by Arthur Foote. Prizes, $50 and $40.
Ladies' quartette, "A Well of
Love- by E. M. Lawrence. Prizes, $50
and $40.
S.-Mixed quartette, "sicilian Twi-
light" by E. Fiori. Prizes, $50 and $40.
9.-Trio, ooh, Memory" by Henry
Leslie. For soprano, alto and tenor.
Prizes, $21 and SO.
10--Trio for ladies' voices, Rest Thee
on This Messy Pillow" by Henry
Smart. Prizes, 81 and &c.
11.-Duet for soprano and tenor. "Oh
| That We Two Were Maying," by A.
NJ. Smith. Prizes, SIS and 50.
12.-Duet. tenor and bass. The Two
! Sailors by DR.. Joseph Barry. Words
in either Welsh or English. Special
13.-Duet, soprano and alto. "Oh,
Lovely Peace by Handel. Prizes, SIS
and SIS.
-14.-soprano solo. (a) lone Morn
ing, Oh, So Early" in G, by Arthur G..
Thomas. CD The Bells of Aber-
dovey, from THE Song of Waltzes, 3"
by Brinley Richards. First prize, $40
and gold medal Second prize. So and
silver medal.
15.-Contralto SOLO (a) "A Summer
Night. by A. G. Thomas. OBJ Eternal
Spring" by Vincent Morgan. Prizes,
$40 and gold medal; So and silver
medal
i6.ITenor solo. (a) "Hark, Hark, the
Lark, by Schubert. (b) The Dove, -
from the Song of Wales" Prizes, $40
and gold medal; So and silver medal
17.-Baritone solo (a) 1.-THE Niagara, :"
by DR.. Joseph Barry. OBJ Allan" in
D fat. by c W. Chadwick Same prizes
1S.-Bass solo (a) 'In This Celestial
Dwelling" by A. w. Mozart CO.
Down Deep Within the Cellar" by
Frank Dalquen Same prizes as above
PIANO. VIOLIN. HARP. BAND.
19.-Piano aetude from Henselt, Cho-
pin, Rubinstein or List. (b) Grand
Polonaise Brilliante with Andante
Speanalto," by Frederick Chopin First
prize, SO and gold medal; second prize
S. and silver medal
2O.-Violin. (a) To play a scale in
any position the adjudicator may re-
quire. CD "Cavatina," by Raft. Prizes
same as above.
21.-Harp. ca To play any scale the
adjudicator may require OBJ Welsh
melody, Watching the Wheat" ar
ranged by John Thomas, harpist to
Queen Victoria. First and second prizes
as above.
22.-Military band. "Three. Dances"
from the music to Henry VIII" by
Edward German. All instruments Gus
tomarily used in military bands will
be allowable of not less than twenty
five nor more than thirty in number.
First prize, $500 and gold medal; sec
ond prize, 500 and silver medal.
LITERATURE.
1.-Welsh poem of not less than 5000
nor more than 5000 lines Subject.
"Eangder, Cylinder, Uchelder" First
prize, $500 and the bardic chair: sec
ond prize. gold medal; third prize.
silver medal
Poem in Welsh or English of not
less than 500 lines or more than 700
lines Subject, Prospective View
l.
Pixies Peak" First prize, 800; second
prize, gold medal; third prize, silver
medal.
9,-Welsh or English essay (Trae-
thawd). Subject, The Nineteenth Cen
fury in Its Relations to the Past and
Future. Y -ganrif-ar-
bymtheg yu Ell Pherthynas ar MynedoI
as ar Dyfodol." Prizes $S5, 500 and
silver medal
4;m..:ExclusiveIy English essay, "The
political and Industrial Advantages of
Arbitration" Prizes. $25 and gold med
al and silver medal.
5.-Welsh or English essay, The Su-
per1or characteristics of the Welsh
Language" Nov Nodeveddion Ria
goriaethol Gmyraeg." Prizes same
as above.
6:-Welsh or English essay, "Charac-
terlstics of Welsh Music" 'Nodwedd-
ion Cerddoriaeth Y Cmyry." Prizes as
above.
I-Original English grafton. Subject
Patriotism and the Doctrine of Non
Intervention" First prize, $50; second
prize, $15; time limited to fifteen min
utes.
S:-English recitation, (a) part sec
ond, canto 6, division 20 of Lucille"
with certain lines omitted from the
text OBJ "Modjeska as Camille" BY
Eugene Field, with stanzas omitted
CThe exact composition to be rendered