The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-15

THERE has been a feast OF good
things in the musical line during
the week just ended, and it is 20
be regretted that more is not planned
for the near future. The main event OF
the past week fin a musical way was
the recital given by Miss Berkhoel
Tuesday evening. The programme was
one of the most artistic ever given iu
salt Lake and preserved a due proper
ton between the foreign and the home
tongues. Miss BerkhOels friends were
much gratihed at the improvement the
past year has made, not alone i'm ner
voice but i'm her ability TO sing. II
there were one criticism TO be made
last year at the time of her visit to her
nome III was her apparent lack of feel
ing. This is no longer the case. The
difficult aria which formed the strong
piece Of her programme was rendered
with all the feeling and emotion it re-
quired- very few young girls have a
better presence than that shown by
Miss BerkhOel, Her lf-possession and
complete repose are much I'm her favor
and viii do much to commend her to all
cOncert-goers.
The following Is Held's programme for
the Sunday night concert tonight:
Mississippi Bubble" .Chauncev Haines
Musical Scenes from Switzerland"..
Caprices-(aj AN Afternoon TeS t1 Keiseyy
90 Laughing Water Hazer
Soloist. j. S. DOnelsOn. Accompan-
list, $. Kenyon.
Banjo selection Cb) "Teu Me Pretty
Maiden from ''Florodora" s.. Kenyon
Accompanist. j. S. DOnelsOn
Grand Selection, 1.-THE Chaprons' ....
ta Pilgrim Chorus from Tannhauser
OBJ slavonic Dance i'm 10. 6 Ant. .Dvorak
soprano solo. "Leilas' Song ......... Suppe
Miss Emily Larson
With violin obligato by Professor Young
Caprice 'DarBies Jambooree' .Puerner
Grand overture, Fest...-.-.---------L eutneI
The string quartette formed Of the
Weimer sisters, which did such excel
lent service at the Ladies' Literary
club Friday, is a permanent organize
ton and very successful one. too. II
consists of the Misses Jessie, Maud
LILLIAN and Marguerite Weimer. all pu-
pills Of Professor Peterson.
Mrs Lulu s. Mayne. who has been
abroad studying singing for the past
two years. will return TO Salt Lake
next week and open a studio at once
Tor voice culture. Mrs. Wayne will be
az home for the present at rs South
Fifth East street.
Theodore Best has organized a spe-
cial mandolin orchestra to meet the
demands OF amateur theatriCaIs. At a
performance of "The Chimney Corner
given in Sugar ward last Friday ane
saturday evenings, the orchestra die
Splendid work.
Miss Agnes Dahlouist win give z
concert i'm the First Congregations
church Friday. Nov. %. Miss Dahl
quist viii be assisted by Mr.. Charlie.
Kent, Professor Anton Peterson and ;
number of other musicians or the city
Miss Dahlquist has only recently re
turned from abroad and has opened ,
studio IN the city.
Mr. Walter q. futile has lately com,
forward as promising pupil o.
Madame Swensou. Mr. futile has
rich baritone voice. which was hearC
TO good advantage in "The Armour
cr's Song Friday afternoon at the La
dies Literary club.
Francis Wo0dmansec. whose friends
here remember him for his marke,
ability as a pianist. is located i'm Chi
CaEo this year. where he has SOM
classes in the conservatory and Wher
he is studying under Madame Fanni
Bloomfield Zeisler.
Miss Jane Macintosh has discon
tinued her days at the studio eXcep
she gives lessons at her studio an,