Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

The Tabernacle must have contained
at ieas, 5000 people last night. who
gave rapt attention to tho remarks %
Prof stephens and the solos and Choir
uses. which were most beautifully rcn-
dered Mr. stephens called attention 10
the fact that the hlgh standard that We
have set up IN vocal music demand con-
tinusd and careful training % the young.
our big choir l. direct result " chll.
dfcn'a classes In past years. Ana 20 do
justice 10 the talents ~ the present
young people. thoy should be under cons
slant watchcafc ~ capable teachers.
iIe showed how clatsw0rk only could
make this financially possible. and 9th.
orwlae effective. lie spoke highly " the
work done IN district schools, AZ well
aa Of the private instructions given by
our many music teachers. but aald the
one was too limited and the other too
expensive TO produce the hlEh grade u
singers In SUFFICIENT numbers TO make
our great choirs ana musical orrani2a-
tons Of the future be- the peers and even
She aupcrioTa of our present. He was
there 10 advocate the education " tho
masses In the most practical and once
tive manner. Ito then exhibited their
mode OF work az the class. the chill
druna chpurus singing In a charming
manner tho part cNerclseh' AMI Choir
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Ing In the beautiful aud pathetic prayer
from the opera Cannllain iiufuy1nA
and the humorous Singing Nkrwl was
most effective. 10 Illustrate the results
OF claHFwotk on the lndlyldll voices, Nj,
Ensign was m ds an * nipple hy fuId 'f-
Ing The Holy city. Mr Enslgn's voice
Il full and solid, o. good Pause. without
being "ahawtE" nitlnr well Into The
accompaniment ~ the great orFtu.whIc
the lower tones scarcely equal the upper
IN rUYeranrrs ON the while " o. un
excellent voice, handled with lntrlll-
gonce and warmth. Miss Judith An.
lrfzon. little giri " H. sang The
Nov Kingdom. every tone and word hc.
ana distinctly audible Ia every part NJ
the house. Then Mr. Aahwurih, Mt
Hest. and the ChrIBOpherscn brother
sans The quartgtte Lead Kindly Light
IN n superior aud earnest manner. show,
inE four very fine voices, though a lltili
nervousness aud a very SLIGHT incllna'
{ ion 10 nat once nr twice tihr result
~ having had no practice together
mAfrcd II 10 some extent
The temperance of CHARLIE Pike wal
awaited with caHerncaH, ana he wa
listened 10 by the vast audience viii
pleasure ana attention His voice 10 no
yot developed ~ u VIII be, tho Ia nov
only 10 ygars uf ugD but he shows
warmth % expression that II refreshing
baritone quality uf great beauty an
tenderness, 10 IL yet too covered. max
ing 10 dlulcult o. catch the enuuciatlof
or 10 carry well IN a large building
Hut experience proves that covering
great prpaerypr " CROWNS voices an
IL VIII be an easy matter as % mature
90 bring II forward ana open 70 uI
uH the voice trainer would say, ~
tween these selections Mr., stephen
urged the young men 90 organize INT
quhriCttou, and put themselves undo
training. Also the young ladies io ur
EaulEe into ladies churusrs. dwtI-n
much on the studying VI better ton
production ana good part singing as "a
bosls OF all progress In music.
Prof. paynua presided ut tho pipe of
gan, rendering the Ton overture mas
nlnoontly aud accompanying other si
lectluns, The vast audience Crrtalul
greatly enjoyed Two hours OF rrsl
pleasure In company OF the
pleasure Ia company Of The "heaycnl
maid"