Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-07
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TIE cauc.r' given In the tabernacle
'ast uIgIt by sluHs'l band anu zoe
Iatcr sclo choir was nflaIirally q
7utuaa'. While tue nu iirnua was not
lifRr Dc was not Encouraging anu was
nppreciative ami lavish iu IL rXhiUi.
lions % approval al d pleasure.
The Fret number, Festival overture,
10y s10af1 lesson was well rendered
Ivy the band. The shaIluf, iutUna.
ION nud phtasiug wfr good
aud blending excellent except
100 one instance, towards the
und OF the overture, where ihr cor Of
take up the theme. Here the them
was almost lost ami the laufyutn VI
CuunturmUl IdIcs AMI accompaniment.
t.rHu encore "a nest little uit wa Tua.
irryI In which the Uasa1s showed BImr
OF their melilo,
Number twu, grand fantasia from
"5irgiriou," by Wagner, was well
conducted nud we'll rendered. The
piece wa, OF course, decidedly Wag.
merriam IN li8 Intricate chloride and an.
accountable harm nies. Tho reed
aud wood VIM section showed To- ruOI
advantage, a. DID the trumputs. There
was but one little hitch. ana that e.
slight Uut--n little stumbling over the
horn solo iu tho introduced n, The
encore rtcB was neat, q mic aud
pretty, with little ulgu solo when
was cha rae crIslic OF The iut.Fumuuf.
The audience eth not having hau quite
enough, Manhattan Is auu came us "a
ugUItrr aud wHs automatically &C..
chIyed on ace uut Of 10 being Mr..
H4uss's creation. The tfJmbUnIsIs
tool ~ 90 p.by the last strain q
taxed their fun lung Cn.urity.
Number three was Arthur pfyot'.
trombone a0lU, nud the ovation no To-.
cuivtd ought w make him feel proud ..
hls Salt Lake ifiunus, WHO regard b m
ns their own. Mf. Py0is colo VIA
pretty air yHrIe VI his own C1nructi o.
and one In which tho p ssiuiIilies uf
trombone wore shown, HlalUlps from
the upper register 10 the pedal uottr
we're splendid, aud iip trili intro
Iucvi proclaimed uim MISTER 90 hi
tusiiumUns For an encore Mr.. pryur
played neat walIz movement, breezy
gud light All. got beautiful DO
quet from admiriug iIi8uds,
Tue fourth number was suite OF
SDuel'r compilation. % "rhu kius
u france, with twenty thousand men,
marched upA biIl anu then marched
dUv Al agaiu," was In the nature VI d
patrol pomposo. lbl And /, too, WA
born IN Arcadia, was very beautiful
(c) "tu dafkest AiriCRn was character
lei aud amusing.
Number i've wac the chorus by the
cn.ir Life 10 tho Car, by Giluka.
with accompaniment by lne band. The
80 boil aH.NRH..UH.NHsa
however, q lt,lu INDIGESTION on the paFt
OF tie female voices iu the synCapAtrI
movement, Tho lluco was repeated
Tor an encore.
The sixth number, the wedding
march from Lournguu. boy Wagner
was gem. Tue tumpoting acoum-
pauimout 70 the heavy unison s0lI was
superb. The it0muOucs, baTltOuus and
buHsus did splendid work.
NumUet seven was Mlss FpurLJa
soprano solo. The lady's yoice IL not
only @ cultured one, but u musiuAl-
aud that IL q gilt not Possessed by half
the professional SINCERE, The HfstsOln,
Delight Nals,, by Luckst0ne, was iol.
lowed by Bcu Bolt Us an encore. Miss
French was ably accompanied by the
reed, wU0d.wind AMI horns.
NumuuT eight, The caprice ta) Tho
Wafer SpTltos, by kunuel, Waa IKE n
bon hon anu HousH's march l(u)Ikiug
Cotton, written Tor tho Atlautai sA.
IOhIiUu, was well received and rsn,
lered, four cuTngts, two trumpsts and
three lromb mes rising 10 their feet Tor
tue last straiu.
Miss Duke had number nine anu she
played as u violin solo, kIulp CApfl.
Glusu, by ~. Saens. The lady Is an
artist Aui the rendition s1 pleased the
an IiencB thAta waltz movement Tor an
encore was gwen,
Ino tenth numuer was Mr. Bleph-
cus's Night Song, given by the rab.
efnaclc choir without accompaniment.
10 was an tAquiiilt rendition unu one
II tie gems % tue rvuuiug. Tue ierl.
my, shading anu expression were eK.
gvllput, while the voice blending could
scarcely be- betterrJ,
While the choir was singing tha
piece, iuv members OF the bsnI hau
left Iueir seats in preparation Tor mum.
her uIeN humpre'quo, The Band
Game back, The fret inuma,
ton OF another selection was tho
HtalEIug IN Ul On oboe player.
who commenced 90 practice gs be-
would DO ut r.mo, aud who ut lsa
wandered OH iutI tlv "urHuuuIu anu
lhFradplTpH us OF DUL't Want o.
lIuy iu fuul lag1; aud tueu % tFiu 90
Zoe Al.NuF Bird was iukru, VhiluA
low reed Instruments and lll1lu "a the
lobby lyyud gu.gH.y pltHFt accom-.
UpuiWpul iuuu there uuug aTyI uu urr
Iuu uuHrnD' two big tuusH anu a moo.
sl,r Ht.uuIu Do, VINO ratified on some
NH.u,s OF HugE replaced by two from.
uu.us iu TIE Man that Br Re
No. Bank nj Monte Dsrl.. Az
20 knock uul tine IN %.
no th1 b1ss0s,rlZ vaur,t8 came Oh and
"ygIie % Go uvlr taus nru0u. IuHrr
no tur1 were Implanted uy % cOrurl uu
lue HtuuI uuI a ulWlOur Iu tho rud 90
.uu gp.l.y Iu ,uv PRISON scene FROM o..
lrDvH' rg, Iuu baritone PLAYER ..rur#
uIH IfuHu no stop ON uIH uuuu.HU uu.
HuI iuH .WH igII.TmriB WuIatg Euly
nicely fora Wnllr, when % Ir.l.H.
"uhiYuul Il,' love. by uHt.
glarleu. d baritone urNt made HE u.-
HuaTnuCu Hui was Hrulu AI ug yer.
nicely with AuuIu Laurie, wuuu %
CUTnut uIsyrr CDuc.u Ted 90 keep him
yOmpauy with DNIu, Not CON.
sent with tuiH two more comets anu
me other baritone lnuIru with uH.u
dlIuus OI then own tue h.lu ma sing