The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-25
THE HSTEDDFOD PROGRAMME
AS ISSUED BY THE COMMITTEE
ON Music.
Five Sessions Spread Over Four Days
Additional Names Will Prob
ably Be Put On Programme Later.

The official programme of the Els
teddfod which viii open in this city
on Oct. 5, and run for four days, has
been issued by the committee on mu-
sic. The association is in communi-
cation with several prominent singers
and performers in the east, whose
names. in the event of their coming,
will be added TO the list. The pro-
gramme as given out now is as follows:
FIRST SESSION.
Wednesday Afternoon at o'clock
Singing of America" combined choirs,
bands, great organ and audience.
Renarks-PreSident Of the day.
Children'S Chorus Contest-Not less
than IS nor more than 100 voices; ta)
march chorus, Courage" (b) I'VE
Ever Pray for Thee" (StephenS); best
of five choirs; first prize, $25, to con-
ductor, and handsome souvenir to each
member of successful choir; second
prize, SIS, TO conductor.
Military Band Contest-Two entries;
(a) "Loley's" paraDhrase q. Nesvad-
ba); (b) awakening of the Lion" Ode
KonstlSi) first prize, $2G0;gsecond prize,
$10O; gold medal 10 conductor Winning
first prize.
Ladies Quartette - One entry;
winds of Evening (Anderson); prize,
SIC.
Adjudication OF children's chorus con-
Pipe organ Cornerstone entry;
"Oberon Overture" arranged by War
REM.
Adjudication of military band con-
test and ladies' quartette.
Remarks.
Mandolin and Guitar Club Contest
Two entries; (a) "Traumerei' (Schu-
MANN; OBJ Wedding March (Alen-
delssohn); prize. SO.
Adjudication of pipe organ contest.
Orchestral Cornerstone entry; Will
liam Tell Overture" prize, $50.
Adjudication Of mandolin and guitar
contest and orchestral contest.
Between the contest selections viii be
rendered by Emily E. Woodward $50
3prano) of Boston; H. S. Ensign (bari-
tone), Denver; Bessie Dean Allison
(contralto), Ogden.
SECOND SESSION.
Wednesday Evening at 8 o'clock
Singing of the Welsh national anthem,
Tabernacle choir.
Male Chorus Contest-Two entries
chorus not to number less than 50 nor
more than - voices; ca The CruSad-
ers'' ProtherOe); CD All Through the
Night CDavies). First prize, 800; sec
ond prize, SIS; baton TO conductor win
ming first prize.
Remarks President of the day.
Soprano Solo Contest-Best three of
ten entered. (a) 80 Loving Heart Trust
on (Gottschalk); (b) The Dove
Grom Songs of Wales); prize, $40.
Adjudication of male chorus.
Baritone or Bass Solo Centest-Best
three of ten entered. 'Thy Sentinel Am
l. (WatsOn); prize, $40.
Adjudication of soprano solo con-
test.
Harp Solo Contest-three entries;
Men of Harlech" lThomas); prize, SO.
Choral competition (miXed voices): not
less than 40 nor more than 80 voices;
seven entries; The Tempest" CDR.
Parry; first prize, $3.50: second prize,
$50; gold medal to conductor winning
first prize; baton to conductor winning
second.
Adjudication of baritone or bass solo
contest, harp solo contest and choral I
competition.
Between the contests selections will
be rendered by Mrs. Woodward: Mrs !
DR.. Hamilton, on the great organ;
Nellie bruce Pugsley (soprano), Salt
Lake City; Thomas Ashworth (tenor),
Salt Lake City; little Miss Mamie
Tout (soprano, aged 49, Ogden.
THIRD SESSION.
q Thursday Evening, & o'Clock-Selec- 1
Tabernacle choir and grand
organ.
Remarks-President of the day.
Ladies chorus contest, two entries. /
Not less than so or more than 40 voices.
Kings Roses" (Parson Price,; first
prize, 500; second prize, $25; baton to
conductor winning first prize.
Tenor Solo Contest-Best three of I
nine entered. Every Valley Shall
Be Exalted" (HandeIs Messiah); +
Adjudication of ladies' chorus con-
test
Humorous Recitation Contest-Four +
entries. Mark Twain's Experience"
$40.
Adjudication of tenor solo contest. !
Contralto Solo Contest-Best three /
of seven entered. Creole Love Song"
Dudley Buck), prize, SIC.
Adjudication of recitation and con-
tr1lto solo contests.
Grand Choral Contest (miXed voices)
FIVE entries. Chorus to number not
less than 100 nor more than 125 voices.
(a) All Men all Things (Mendel- I
Oh Might Song" (Stephens); F,
first prize, $500; second prize, 500; gold |
medal to conductor winning first prize;
baton to conductor winning second
prize.
Adjudication of grand choral contest.
Between the contests selections will
be rendered by Mrs. Woodward, John
Robinson (baritone), Salt Lake City;
Professor c. NJ Harris (violinisO,
Logan; George d. Pyper (tenor), Salt (
Lake City, Professor Joseph J. Daynes
(organist), Salt Lake City; also adj
judication of English and Welsh litera-
rure by adjudicators.
FOURTH SESSION.
Friday Evening, o'clock-Pro-
gramme viii be made up largely of
selections by successful contestants,
nterSpersed with renditions by other
artists, including combined choir sing
Ing the HallelU- all chorus under the
direction of Dr. Joseph Parry, the
whole making the grandest evenings
concert ever given in Salt Lake City.
FIFTH SESSION.
Saturday Night, o'clock.-Grand
lecture concert, by DR.. Joseph Parry,
University college, Cardiff, Wales.
The lecture is highly entertaining
and instructive. and the illustrations