Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
Music and i
: Musicians

,,sic lovers here remember the
- Dr. j. Lewis Browne OF At
VS. oa and his fine performance at
80. Tabernacle. AT the time oil MS
INV !, vas stated that he had de-
Vlsw % enter the world competition
',' ua,y for a new opera The follow
Nc clipping from paper published IN
y" ..,,rta shows how near Mr.. Browne
~" 20 reaching the goal. Had he
Sssn successful, he would nave Sc
o U,r" prize of $4,000
,,rbe Musical Courier, In its last issue,
a. snecIsl attention to the honor
ess mention which the opera, La
Cpscnna" by DR.. j, Lewis Browne,
V,his city, received at the recent
Oh u nnro competition in Milan, Italy.
SUM" 900 hundred and nifty operas
VI were submitted by almost every
NM musician In the world the COM
kIv ,.,nn of DIR. Browne was awarded
pInyh Mace. receiving the unanimous
REORGANIZATION of the judges for hon
orable mention. .
- bv sonzogno, publisher of Mi
aWu "a tho lessee OF the famous the
n NV, of Milan. for the purpose or pro-
ae,,rg highest class operate compost
ns and for the recognition OF all
u osh artists. The last contest was
va ,en wears ago, and was won by
aat,a NV with his "Cavaleria Rusu-
va In this contest, entries were
v.n,,oA Ia musicians of Italy only but
,sn' recent competition was open to
Wv I.,s,s of the world and 1t was In this
sls 49,, that Or. Brownies opera Sc
ia honorable mention and seventh
place" ar, cors,oonon subm,t.
..a'hv DIR. Browne, Is one-act play,
's,,h inter.mezzo, and received the
"non,mous vote OF the judges for hon
orable MENTION
The first M. Il. Sunday school UNI
aar Inc direction of Prof G. j. Nettle-
.on is preparing Meredith's popular
Shr,stmas cantata, the "Koronation of
yng Kris Krlngle," to be presented
nn tbe evening OF Wednesday, Decem-
Sar Ssrd In addition to the cantata,
o,chostrnl selections and several other
vnnular features win contribute to
makng very pleasing and attractive
program
Miss Aura Rogers Ia the sololst at
,be First NJ Il, church tomorrow morn
ing, and Mrs. Bessie Browning IN the
svsnIng. The choir Is peparing an
elaborate program OF music LOT the
Christmas service next Sunday evening,
IN which they win be assisted by some
Of the leading musicians OF the ci'y'
musical bureau has been organized
during the past week, which VIII cut
quite figure in musical circles mere
sbouts, as II bands together several OF
me leaders In their lines for profess
sonal engagements. j. D. Mcclellan
has assumed the management or the
Utah Musical Bureau" the name of
me- organization, and will endeavor TO
create an interest in musical work this
NasOn.
The artists so far enlisted as are fol-
lows;
Mr.. Willard T.. Weihe, violinist.
Miss AryIlla Clark, soprano.
Miss Agatha Berkhoel contralto.
Mr. Chas. Kent, baritone,
Mr. Fred Graham, tenor.
Mr. J. j. Mcclellan, pianist
The office Of the bureau viii be with
the CLAYTON Music Coz store, and par
ties desiring to give "Musicales' or
concerts viii no doubt be glad to hear
Of the organization.
The following program will be given
tomorrow evening by Held's concert
band In the Grand theater
Overture, Daughter of the Regi-
ment' .,...,.,,.,.....,., Donlzetti
Caplices, (a) Laughing Water" Hager
(t) Sunrise on the Mountain"
Observation-Disclosures. lie Thlere
Medley overture, "The Voice Of the
HUDSON ,...,..,..t.,,.,,. dresser
Euterpe quartet, Loeb Lomond',.
Observation-Disclosures. Macy
Misses Larsen, Harley, Clayton
and Rogers.
Grand selection THE Mocking
Bra ,,,,,..,,.,.,,...., ROBERTS
Caprices. Ca) Peaceful Henry" Kelly
lb) Spring Song" .r.,..., Mendelssohn
Cornet solo ....,,,.,.....,.,,S Selected
Prof Zlerke.
Grand descriptive selection, The
Warriors Dream ..,.,.,, Noelker
Overture, Hungarian Comedy" 49,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Keler-Bela
The popular old time Harmony Glce
quo has reorganlzed, and chosen the
NlloEIng officers w. G. Castleton,
PRESIDENT; A, II. Brady, vice president;
~ Morgan, secretary and treasurer;
Btesley director; Joseph Poll, as
alant director, G.. w. Timpson, H.
ooIaHan; j. d. owen, business manager.
me club Is composed of some OF the
most prominent young singers of the
rl'y and they are now at work on some
very l5klng selections.
Ihere Is good trade IN pianos this
week, also better trade than com
mon IN cabinet organs. Since manu-
lecturers of the latter began extending
ule keyboard TO six octaves, the trade
uas frightened appreciably. There are
h piano houses on East Temple street
wlween First South and South Tenn
block, ''N''' 49,
Antonio 2ierli, n solo cornet player
nVh lAberatrs band, has removed TO
Held, w ~ ''"''"e 'o''''' WIZ