Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-28

The program for Aryilla Clark's re-
cital next Monday evening Ut the Tab
ernacle Is as follows. The doors open
at 1880, and the program begins at s'i5;
select,on Tabernacle Choir and organ
(a) on, for a Burst Of Song Allitsen
ID La Ia, la Ia ,.,.,,.,.,,,.'.. brahms
tc) "oh, don Fatale" from Don
rarlos") ..,.. 49,, ......,....V Verdi
Miss Clark.
(a) VIII Love Thee ...........,. Grieg
tb) Murmuring Zephyr...'..;,.::,,Jenssni
ic) The Dawn ......,.. ',',''D haroeiot
Mr. l<irkham.
Grand Offertoire in ID c'Saint Ce-
Mr.. Mcclellan.
(a) Selected ...,..,,..,.....'.".., ="
(b) Treaueme Christian and Isolde'D
...,,,..... ,,.,,.. .,,...,'''. wagner
lei Home, Sweet Home..,.... ..,,.,,,
Miss Clark
(a) Selected ....,,...... ....'",''..:::..
lb) Come Into the Garden, Maud. .Balfe
Mr.. Kirkham.
Selection -. .,..,..,.,,,,,,... ....,.'.,
Tabernacle Choir.
(a) Still as the Night. 49," Goetze
I'D Carmenia ....,.,.,,.,,. .,.,..WilSon
Miss Clark, Mr., Klrkham.
(a) Trauemerie ..,,....,,,.,. Schumann
I'd An Old Melody ,.........,.......
Mr.. Mcclellan.
(a) Aria (from sampson and Del
ilah'D .,,,.... ..s....,,., SAINT SaenS
ID o That We Two Were Maying
.,.,...., .....,.,t ...,...,,'.. ,NeVln
(c) Aria from Robert du Dlable")
M
Miss Clark.
Ogden music lovers are to have
treat next Tuesday. when Mr.. Charles
Kent, aided by willard Weihe, will
give recital at the Ogden Tabernacle,
under the auspices of the Y, M, NJ. l.
The following Is tho program:
All Thro' the Night. .............. Welsh
Male Chorus OF the Y. NJ. M. /. A.
Soprano Solo ,..,.,.,.,,..Miss Ivy Price
(a) Tender Thoughts Of One Dear
Heart ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Broad
(b) Last Rose of Summer.
Violin Solo 49,, Willard Weihe
Air Russo.
Songs ,.,.,......,,,.,..M Mr.. Charles Kent
(a) Look In Mine Eyes,. Ivan Caryl
from the Opera La Cigale'D
% II Was Not So TO BE. -. Nessler
from the opera Der Tromp-
eter Won sakklngen):
(c) Good Bye ,,..,......,,.,.....T osti
Soprano Solo ,....... Miss Leona Taylor
(a) You and I..,......,.....Le Lehman
CD Comm Thro' the Rye.
Violin Solo Willard Weihe
Andante and Finale Qrom End
Concerto) .."....,.... Wienawski
songs ,..,,..'. ..'...,,.Mr Chas. Kent
(a) TEL Me ..'........,. ....", keiser
(b) Always. =. .......,... Bowers
(c) The Toreador ,..,,.......,... Blzet
(from the Opera Of Garment
The male chorus of the Y. NJ. NJ. T..
A. will be under the direction Of Squire
Coop.
The Congregational church was
fairly well filled last night by
tendance on the concert given by Miss
Agnes Dahlquist assisted by Miss
Emma Ramsey, Arthur Pedorsen, Prof.
J. j. Mcclellan, Charles Kent, and
Squire Coop. Miss Dahlquist was
handsomely received, and presented
with several boquets. She has evident
ly been a persistent and faithful stu
dent, for she played her part of the
program entirely from memory, which
most pianists would hesitate to do Miss
Dahlquist played Schumanns opus No.
2, a rather difficult work to memorlze;
six Tone Pictures by Greg, the Chopin
Waltz OPP. AK. No. /, Beethovens Fare
well to the Piano, and Weber's Rondo
Brilliant OPP. AK. The final number on
the program, a Cradle Song, was COM
posed by Miss Dahlquist herself, and
sung from manuscript by Miss Ramsey.
The composition IL meritorious one,
and has the soothing rhythmic swing
Characteristic of the ideal lullaby Miss
Dahlqust also favored her audience
with two organ numbers, the Nuns
Prayer" by Wely, and Rnchs "Prele-
DAM The fair performer succeeded
with some difficulty in keeping her long
dress out of the way In pedal playing.
but showed good judgment In registra-
ton, She was heartily applauded
throughout,
Miss Ramsey was at her best last
evening, and delighted everybody. Prof.
McClellans accompaniment 10 Miss
Ramsey was an ideal one, the piano be-
ing thoroughly subordinated to the So
loist. and the latter feeling perfectly ut
home, gave the Jewel Song" even bet
ter than on the previous evening Miss
Ramsey's singing of the Dahlduist era
die song was well done Arthur Peder-
sen played his violin faultlessy. lie
gave Berlot's Twelfth Air" and Mu-
SINS Concert Mazurka" In a truly ar
tlstlc style, and the tone ne produced
was clear, sweet and resonant. The
young mans father, Prof. Petersen,