The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13
DRMATIC--Happenings of the Week.
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the rehearsal last week was .sz--....
sIatlIylnE to Professor Stenbs-E -a-.y
--,9 "a = d grand rendition Of -
Win the Sembrich companv AUST
"A DIG reception is to be given -b,r-
uleS NlsIIlnS salt Lake during frl ~ IA. ID
STOCK convention this week at rI,- " Pc
,,1-,,I1l-. -lt. Mcclellan VIII ABRAMS.
d NUMBER OF musical features -'-se
e. g.
Information that comes e,----.
Iornia is TO the effect that the E-I1r,- ...--
teTs orchestra is making an ir1---...,2,- s-
on the coast. The Klaus sisra-,
residents Of Ogden die
Work on the Ridges Testimonial
going steadily ahead. Profess g. >
ems. who is in charge Of the u7rs4-,T pm
engagements, said the other Fa,- -t--
there was no longer any doubt fha- -r---
best talent in the state would -z-r III. ,-''
The Union Glee club and the CEs--.
made chorus both volunteer
services during last week The r-l.-
ton now is not what talent can h. e..
cured, buS rather what talent can ~
committee afford to leave OUT I'M r,sl-
ing the programme the proper H.nrrr
The programme for the Crrvar.i.-
concert Wednesday evening. which t-
to be the musical event of fr. rra4r
has been published as follows.
Grand opening chorus -.-------- E,arTar---
Tabernacle choir and organ 7-
Duo, Consolation ..------.-.. ------
Lizzie Thomas-Edward and arrfr4 .-5..-Es
Organ solo--la) Allegro" OBJ -ArTsr-
tinO,' JTO My Wife, ------... ! .--.-
j. j. Mcclellan
Quartette, "RigOlettO' ---- --.-..... yr-.
Mrs. Edward, Miss Clark. Mr. E-.f--.
Mr. Ashworth
% AIV Father tSDnrilF Tlnrrr.#rH
Tabernacle choir
Tenor SOLO selected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
#. 5. Ashworth
Violin solo, Concert Mazurka .--... Give
w. g. Give
ContraIto solo, THE kiss ........ A-fs-.
Arvilla Clark
Little Gypsy Sweetheart with
chorus accumpa .-----.-T arfs--
II. :. Ensign and choir
soprano solo, 'ErnauI -----.-------- Y eH..
Mrs Edward and ladies' chorus
'Halleiujah Chorus --.--------t IsrGa.
Tabernacle choir
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Andrus Crawford. IN the Coucert-Gaz-
a leading musical publication of Ns-
York. makes a strong plea for Oh
church organ recital While New Tr.
may be the dramatic center off r-
world Mr.. FTaWt0rd'S article. ewr-.
sizes the fact that Salt Lake is for-
nate i'm being. probably, one of f..
cities i'm the United States i'm which q.
church organ recital is an establish.
thing.
Re says. The organ is becoming 90
important part of the service I'm shUrH
at the present time, and yet one Won
ders why churches spend large SUNS
of money for fine instruments to d.
played on Sunday and then closed fur
rest. as il were. all the week. Appar-
entity they do not realize that they haze
in the church organ a potent agency
for the fuTJhering of the cause of 500.
music. As a rune. the cOngraTau9r.
of most churches would De glad u
listen TO music of an elevatiuE Ua-Ur.
The selection of an organ recital rr.-
gTamme requires care and attention
1T should be so planned as not To D.
IDOnOtOUOUs and tireSome, and the final
effect should be restful and pleasing
Contrasts may be secured by having
singer or ViOliniSt assist. A recital al
fUrdS almost the only opportunity tl.
organist has of playing much Of Oh
music which ne - constantly prl.r.-
ing. He should. however. be care.E.
not TO introduce music which would Do
terest only the professional musician
the programme must be made interest
ing to a miscellaneous audience. A r--
CitaI should not exceed an hour and
quarter in length
There are likely To Do some Iu t
church who object rs Tr-ifITe i1 the
house of worship but such are IH 70
minority. and most members uf the
church would De glad of fha UUpur-
tunity to hear good music Eel played.