Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-21

Mrs. Martha Royle King has good
reason to feel proud Of the Treble Clet
quartet she has organized, Their sing
ing in Thursday nights concert was
distinct hit.
SO many young people are taking les
sons on the mandolin and guitar In this
city that one Instructor alone Is giving
II lessons a day, and sometimes is
ready to collapse from exhaustion due
to continued mental and nervous ten
sion.
Mrs. Charles W, Rhodes, the famous
lecturer on Wagner and the Bayreuth
festival, Is due at the theater on the
night Of the 3lst Her fame should in
sure a fine turnout The lecture VIII
be illustrated with stereopticon Views
81. Marks Cathedral will give a can
tata entitled 1.-THE Resurrection, on
Easter Sunday night and on the fol-
lowing Sunday night careful rehears-
ing Is now In progress. The principal
vocalists win be Fred Graham, Miss
Edna Dwyer Miss Emily Grimsdell,
Miss Minnie Jones, Thomas Wise and
Karl Scheid.
The First Presbyterian church choir,
assisted by special soloists, viii give "A
Ienten cantata, entitled, "Penitence,
Pardon and Peace" by ]. H. Maunder
on Sunday evening. March 20. The
choir viii be assisted by an orchestra.
Mrs. Andrews. the choir leader. is maxi
ing very careful preparations and pro-
poses to make the event an artistic
success,
The run on sheet music continues
but It is now swinging more onto the
desirable and the classic. The meteor
ic advent here Of Anna Held and her
crowd for the time turned the local
mind largely TO the frivolous in music,
TO music that appealed solely to the
heels. But the excitement Is passing
bv. and the local taste Is recovering
its former distaste for such truck.
The students Of the city are feeling
decided interest in the approaching
visit Of the Glee and Mandolin club OF
The Colorado university, when viii be
heard in this city at the Barratt hall on
Monday night next The organization
is a big one and considerable expense
has been gone to 10 induce II 20 give
nights entertainment here, The event
Is given under the auspices OF the stu
dents of the l.. u. $. University who
are working to make il a success.
The plan for subsldlzng the New
| York Philharmonic orchestra mas ia'i 'll
| through. and the effort 20 collect S'lV'V
a year TO maintain a standing perIha-
nent orchestra Is given up. In Ger
| many the government does the supslu- q
] izlng. but the institutions OF TINS coah .
( try win not permit anything OF una
| kind being done. A subscription oil
| 81 900 IN Salt Lake would ensure sea-
son OF successful orchestral work.
PHILADELPHIA has organized a Bee
thoyen cycle which viii present the
nine symphonies in order, with hye
oyerhires and one piano concerto. IN q
series Of Ave concerts by the Phila1el-
mia Philharmonic orchestra. Is SAT-
! lake sufficiently interested In the mus
ioai classics 10 warrant the salt Lake
svmphonv orchestra giving See
thoyen night In which excerpts IRON
the hest works Of the great musleai
master can be given3
There Is an addition to the list or q,
mechanical piano players. which wiIl
be known by the name Of the manu- anu
featuring firm rather than by any IAN, IAN;
| ov tltle Several are 10 be IN the loca,
make, next week and 70 II claimed
,ha, me latest inventions and improve.
ments as shown IN this machine VIII
hing Il the nearest 70 the actual hu-
man Performance. only IN THIS case
as in All Others. the operator must nave
some adequate idea Of the piece ne Is
playing.
Miss Rosemary Glosz, prima donna 10y. ol
the "Foxv ouiller" company ~ nleVs
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