Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

.,,r choir and keep i perma,,
cate !" active and prosperous o W. an
nepuy av sense this. but the upss,, ..
~ " AVN people at It's entertaili ,,sa,s'
Of gu, ,on tells tale Of practicai inuli-
100 ollet .,et unless remedled, WIN some
ference 'r ,he present head grows
day, WnvS discouraged, and less per-
weary a" ore takes his place.-reduce
seyeIlhls ~ The old time HANDFUL OF old
the o nVl ~ ar 10 the fashionable aboin-
faithlu@'o n me day, the quartet or
nation olrn OF paid professionals
SOLO p so add props of the Tabernacle
Ihs obolr 0he wards OF this city)
ana ~ o unit IN supporting this
sn nouS body, that might be termed me
p"sIcal offspring OF all OF them, II 10
n i.i Tower ana root at once OF our musi-
tns n,ooress Something should be done
GU I't,s lts members more permanently
20 n. lns " /, tbat It's trainer might attain
ueS ,etoin the higher perfection he
lonsSS lg 5I artistic rendition OF music Is
N.,ossiblIlty without the most strict
an "' sttstematlc training, and an "at-
a% os Won can" policy, never did and
Nnu ull bear fruits Of even c0mpar-
h n.y. nerfectlon. With an annual
~ asnsg6 If tvo hundred or more MEM
Sers In this choir II Is wonder II Is
A credit TO u.s.
r. he not FINANCE committees" boards
~ directors etc, that this or
similar organlzato ions need, to insure
,norress and prosperity indeed they
,.euslly breed contention and kill the
cryq rizatlon with their fatal red
,aSe II is the fostering hand OF ap.
n,eciatlon from without, OF that prac-
icel sort which viii enable the best
n aent TO be enrolled. and then the mu-
n ,lcal enthusiasm within, that will bring
II great success,
a lei US hope that such steps viii be
&,aken IN 1903, as will insure to this great
II organization the permanently and solid
4 ~ that II needs and deserves.
THE NEW ORCHESTRA. ..
n The year 1902 saw the birth OF another
81 orchestra What 1903 will do with the
N new born treasure remains 10 be seen
a Anl,tically It's first appearance was
W pl that the most sanguine could have
"a hoped for and il was greeted with en-
u courlgng salyos Of applause. Blt there
Il was deficiency on the financial side
"A noihIng unusual even for tho NOSE sue.
M cCssfu Of Orchestras, fOf be II know n
81 The orchestra Is a child demanding not
ia little financial nurture. Not even
opera perhaps, has to appeal more 10
n The patr0nizlng purse Of society and
N wealth, And Il is right here that dam
#eer turks, II anywhere. Are Salt Lakes
#weahhy and fashionable classes going
+ 10 adopt this new conner and encourage
HslCh q delightful acquisition 10 our
fmusical family enough to enable IL 10
4lyc and thrive? That they should do
3so goes without saying, and II this
4tlde Of the question Is properly looked
|efter the musical side Is safe enough.
III 10 in the hands OF young man
81 whose musical capacity Is far beyond
your powers Of appreciation today. Mod.
Nest without bombast, or the arts OF
ffattery show, and trickery-upon
$wfch TOO many thHve-he is a genuine
Haftst whose whole aim is music, real
sgenulne, music, Such characters are
4ofen slow In taking a hold on the
Hpublic but once there they are there 10
Elemaln. II Salt Lake will. she NAV
efaye. an orchestra, and choir TO be
proud Of. Let US hope she viii.
n OUR s0LoIsTs.
In the solo line, Notwithstanding the
NeDsence Of a number Of our leading |
zones, we seem TO stu have as many as
I've rave any use for, outside OF comic |
topera, at least which Is awaiting the
.iellrn OF students from abroad.
MI Kent has filled the vacancy in tho
1.'I.oee ranks our tenors are at home,
@ are sopranos and contraltos enough