The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-04

III the summer. VIII ne uEdIu IN lAAGoC
concerts TO advantage.
Among the numbers which may be
called special for tonight are "A Col
Ored SWagger Swell" composed by
Mrs. Martha ROyle King. and to be
played for the first time tonight; Jack
Tar" SOusa's new march, composed
while the great march king was IN
England; a selection embOdying all the
popular airs Of the prince of Pilsen,"
and the celebrated Hungarian
Dances" by Brahms.
The following is the programme:
March. Jack Tar new .....-.- Sousa
Overture, Tampa -.....-..... Heroid
Caprices-a "A Colored Swagger
Swell" b "COntentment" 800.
........... Mrs. Martha ROyle King
Soprano solo, "Oh, Speak to Me-.
...-.......-............ Andrew BOeN
Mrs. Martha Royle King.
Grand selection, Prince Of Pilzen'
................... Gustav Luders
Imperial quartette-a My Drowsy
Babe:" b Where the Sweet
Magnolias Bloom" ...-,--.-- Tilzer
Messrs. Held. Leslie, Montgomery
and Singrey.
Hungarian Dances" Johann Brahms
Prison Scene and Anvil Chorus
from III Trovatore" Verdi
Solos by Messrs. Zimmerman and
Mackay.
A musical event of the coming week
will be the recital at the Tabernacle
to be given tomorrow evening by Mr.
Charles Kent. The programme shows
a number Of fine selections, and the
fact that Mr.. Kent will be assisted by
such artists as Professor Mcclellan,
Arthur Shepherd, Willard Weihe, Evan
stephens and the choir is enough to
insure a success. The programme Is
as follows:
unfold Ye Portals" .-.-........G ounod
Tabernacle Choir.
(a) The Cambriau War Song" ...-
....... ............. Brinley Richards
OBJ "Mary-ScOtch Ballad. 49,.
....... .......... ......... Richardson
Mr.. Charles Kent.
Overture to "Tannhauser' .... Wagner
Mr.. J. J. Mcclellan.
Selection from Carmen. ....-Bizet
Violin solo, Mr. Willard Weihe,
Mr.. Arthur Shepherd, accom-
PIANIST
Ca) .Dio Possente Cfrom the opera
of Faust )..-... ........... Gounod
(b) The Lost Chord" ...... Sullivan
Mr. Charles Kent.
The Sea Hath It's Pearls" .-.... Pinsu1
Tabernacle Choir.
ta) "Gondoliers .-..... .-...---...Nevin
OBJ "Old Melody. .--..--.... ...........
Mr.. j. j. Mcclellan.
(a) Look in Mine Eyes" (frOm the
opera Of La Cigale') Ivan Carlyle
CO. "ToreadOr Song (frOm the OPP
era Of "Carmen') ....... ...... Bizet
Mr.. Charles Kent.
"Hallelujah Chorus" ...... Handel
Tabernacle Choir.
EVAN STEVENS, Director.
The following programme viii be
given today at p. m. at the second Of
the Sunday afternoon concerts at LOi-
seIle's hall, lis East First South street:
Overture .......... ....-...--. Selected
Lost" ......... ....... .Engel
Madame S. Brodbeck.
Non SornO, Halian Aria Tito Mattel
DIT. A. Brodbeck.
Softly Signing" (from opera Der
Freischuetz'D ........C. NJ. V Weber
Miss ". NJ. Lanius.
Piano solo. THE Butterfly. ..... Grieg
Miss S. Brodbeck.
thinking" ....... .......... ..... White
Miss w. NJ. Lanius.
Dear Heart"....-... Tito Mattel
DR.. A. Brodbeck.
(a) "The Last Rose Of Summer
...-....... ............ .Folksong
CD THE Little spinnermaid" ... Ritter
Nine. s. Brodbeck.
Piano duet. Charge Of the Hus-
Misses S. and o. BrOdbeck.
4#
With J. s. Duss and his Symphony
orchestra from the Metropolitan opera
house, New York. which viii be heard
here oct. IA the music season will open
with a brilliance and prestige never
before equaled. Mr.. Duss stands to-
day in the forefront rank Of the worlds
great conductors, and by his virile and
authOritive musicianship has COM
PEELED serious recognition from the mos
eNaCuug critics. The orchestra stands
second 10 none in this country by rea-
son Of the scope Of its repertoire and
its personnel of ffty-ive solo players
which with many years Of constant
playing together have reached a finish
that approaches perfection. With thi.
remarkable combination are soloists OF
the very first rank and the concert
promises to furnish an opportunity thai
no one can afford 20 miss.
A most interesting account OF an or
san recital comes from Dawson City
ir the KlOndike country The recita
was given Aug. 3 last in the FRS
Presbyterian church OF Dawson. an,
the organ, which is a new one, is sale
tC have cost $4,000. The recital was
given by William G.. Carl. organist o
the First Presbyterian church Of New
York and director Of the Guilmant or
gan school. The programme presented
was a most difficult one, composed
largely Of selections from the classics
but the audience was. TO Judge by thu
various accounts. as appreciative as
any in the centres Of music could hav,
been.
The Orpheus club rehearsals have re-
sumed for the season and are held
regularly each Tuesday evening at tn,
Elks' club house. Having publishe.
the fact that they intend some impor
tant work for their concerts. they ar,
already in receipt OF letters from mos
OF the important managers and bu
Teaus in the country. and from thesl
they viii be able to select somethins
Of great interest TO patrons OF musi
in Salt Lake.
There viii be a special meeting o
the music section Of the Utah Stat
Teachers association next Tuesdal
morning at o'clock at the museum
building Of the university. goo,
programme viii be presented and
class of children from one OF the CIR,
schools viii De present 20 nlustrat
many features Of school room training