The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-27

voices. Kings Roses" Parson Price
First prize. 500; second prize. SIS; ba-
ton TO conductor winning first prize.
Choral Competition 1children not
over Is years of age)-For public and
Sunday school choir, 10. number not
voices. (a) March chorus, ''Courage.'
Stephens; OBJ I'VE Ever Pray For
Thee Stephens. First prize, SIS 10 con-
ductor. and souvenir TO each member
of successful choir; second prize, SIS &c
conductor.
Z. Quartette (mixed voices)-Rigolet-
to, Verdi. Prize, SIG. This piece may
be sung in key of d fiat or c.
s. Quartette male voices)-"Lead
Kindly Light Dudley Buck. Prize
9. ouartette dadies' voices)-~wind
of Evening" Anderson. Prize. SIC.
10. Soprano Solo-(a) 20 Loving
Heart Trust On Gottschalk: (b) THE
Dove" (key of F. " deryn pur), Songs
IL. Contralto Solo-"Creole Love
Song" (key of g. Dudley Buck Prize
$40.
II. Baritone or Bass Solo.-"Thy Sen
tinel Am l." Watson. Prize. $40. This
piece may be sung in key of E fiat or
D Cat
10. Tenor solo.-'Every Valley Shall
Be Exalted Handlers Messiah -
Prize. $40.
IA. Pipe organ solo Con great tab
ernacle organ), 'Oberon Overture" ar
ranged by Warren. Prize, SO.
Is. Harp Solo.-"Men of Harlech, -
arranged by John Thomas. Prize, $40.
is. Vocal sight-reading contest (for
male quartette(, unacompanied. Prize,
$40.
II. Orchestral Contest. = William
-
Prize, $50. If three orchestras compete.
d second prize of SIS will be awarded.
Orchestras must include all instruments
provided in the arrangement, and each
orchestra must be confined to IA per-
formers.
IS. Mandolin and guitar contest. To
number not less than nor more than
instruments. (a) ''Traumerei'' with
out the romance, SchumasS; Pepper
edition; Oh wedding March," Mem
delssohn; Peppers edition. Prize, $25.
10. Musical composition. Subject,
Chorus of Mixed Voices For Compe-
tition Purposes" Prize, $25.
20. Best poem in Welsh. Subject, ''Y
Nor Marw. America, Great Salt Lake
Dead Sea of America Not over 100
lines. Prize, bardic chair.
81. Best treatise. Subject. 1.-THE Welsh
in Utah." English or Weish. Prize, $25.
fish or Welsh, not more than 100 lines.
Prize, 500.
%. Best treatise. Subject, 1.-THE In
PRODUCTION of Christianity into Wales -
Prize. SIS.
"a Humorous recitation. Subject,
mark Twain's Experience with Euro
pean Guides" Prize, so.
RULES.
l. If, in the opinion of the adjudica-
tors, any competitions are not deemed
of sufficient merit, the prizes may be
withheld.
2. Should there be only one contest
ant in any competition, if adjudged
worthy of the prize, it shall be
awarded.
3. All protests affecting competitions,
or the awarding of prizes, must be
made in writing and filed with the sec
rotary for consideration by the board.
4. If other than choral or band con-
tests, competitors must hold themselves
ready to appear for preliminary hear
ing when so notified by the secretary.
These preliminary hearings will
probably take place on the morning of
October 5, but another date may be
selected.
5. The board will furnish one official
accompanist to serve during the SEES
sions of the Eisteddfod.
Competitors may furnish their own
accompanist if they desire to do so.
The official accompanist will give his
services to competitors for one re-
hearsal, free of charge.
8. Contestants will be given free ad-
mission only to the session in which
they take part.
Z. All manuscripts, literary and