The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24


SAT- Lake. just at present the society
is awaiting replies in regard To dates
and prices before closing with them fer
cnga gements., Among the musicians in
NieW are Harold Bauer Madame Schu-
mann Heink and Marie Nichols. the last
under the same management as Tsaye.
The list of 200 members of the society is
not yet completed, nor IL is easy TO an
derstand why in city like salt Lake
this should be SO. In all the large mu-
sic centeTs OF the east and west Such
societies are an active element in the
high class music of the place. and yet
the effort has not yet met with the sue
cess it deserves here. All that is re-
quired is q small amount guaranteed
in order TO reimburse the promoters OF
any musical event, should the receipts
be inadequate. This would mean at
the utmost one twO-hundredth part of
the sum lacking. IN other cities these
societies are composed largely Of the
business element Of the community and
such organizations, have already felt
the benefits therefrOm in a business
way. So far the society has done excel
IentlE, but it is only right that The
business men of town should uphold
such an effort on the part Of The mu-
sicians.
Professor Claud Nettleton viii give a
concert at the First Methodist church
next Thursday evening. Mrs. ". A.
Wetzell will be the vocalist assisting
Mr.. Nettleton, and AIr. John Held and
Miss Ethel Nettleton viii also assist.
The following programme VIII be pre-
scented:
Violiu-"Concsrt Fantasia" Gar
Piano-s.I. lzer' -. Moszllov-slzi
Miss Nettleton.
Barito1e-"Eu Di0 che disco" lTccIta-
tive and aria from 'L'Ebreo. 49,.
.......-................ Apolloni
cornst-''Berceuse'' Jfrom Joselynl, ~.
Mr.. Held
% 'Romance" tfor c string
&c, " S;S5sr Faniastioue B 51245g
Soprano-ta1 a House OF CARDS .Peaso
0o) Merry. Merry Lark. .NeyIn
Mrs. Wetzel.
Piano 'Soirces de Nieune' $1,000. List
Miss Ncttleton.
Niolin-(al "Legeude" .-.... -NieuiaW Xxi
OBJ ''Nightingalc's song. 49,.
Duet-''NE ondrous Is Thy Name. ......
.......--.-.-..-..-....... Rossi-Giisinn
(with cornet obieatol
Mrs. Wetzcll and Mr.. Neuieton.
The following excellent programme
viii be presented at the Grand tonight.
This is the first time this year that
Willard Squires has been heard AT the
sunday night concerts. and his friends
are looking forward TO treat:
March, Liberty Bell ........,.,.....S Ousa
Ca1ricas-
'The First Heart Throbs- Eilenberg
Celebrated MinueJ.....-..-...B Occherint
soprano solo, Sing, Smile and Stun
Der ....... --.-....--.. 1900. Gounod
Miss Vera r. Felt. Madam Dc
Leores, accompanisb
trombone SOLO elected
Mr. Harry Montgomery
Ballet music from La Refine DE Saba
Brass qnartette. lis the Whipoor-
vii SOnE.
Messrs Held. Leslie. singrey and
Bass solo........-... ASLEEP in the Deep
Mr.. Willard Squires. with band ac-
compartment.
Emtr' Aete from sMignon Thomas
March, ''The Burning of Rome PAUL
Grand Selection from Faust 49,. GOun0d
Little Mildred Parker. a former pupil
oe MIR. George SHELTON of this city, has
been signally honored since she went
10 Paris in the early autumn The Pa
ris edition of the New York Herald con-
tains a fine picture Of the little lady
and a sketch about her and her work
She is now studying under Remy, who
took her to play before SaraSatc. by
whom she was highly complimented for
her artistic work. She is to play at
several concerts during the present
winter, and numerous musicians abroad
have predicted much for her along mu-
seal lines Her friends here viii be
glad TO learn Of her success,
Several Of the musicians of the city
are iOoking forward TO going to ogden
10 hear Lillian BlauVelt at the time OF
her concert there. The date is said to
he early in February. and the Junction
city musicians are feeling fnuch elated
over the success Of their efforts In Sc
curing one Of the leading vocalists Of
the country.
ChristenseB's string Quartette is to
70 give a recital in the First Congrega-
tional church some time early in Feb
raary. Besides an excellent programme
OF classical music for the strings, Mrs.
A. y. Melvin has been engaged as NO-
cahst. and Mr. Arthur Shepherd viii
be the acc0mpanist
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Professor Cook announces a piano re-
eiiaT by his pupil. Miss Edith Burns. at
the Ladies Literary club house ON
Tuesday evening next, Jan. IS. Lovers
Of piano music are invited. Miss Burns
win have the assistance OF Miss Larsen,
soprano. and Miss Cook, contralto.
The music Tor the breakfast TO be
given BY the Ladies Literary club next
Friday is under the special direction
Of Mrs. Peabody. Some excellent NUM-
bers are promised. among others a solo
by Miss Pinkegton, one by Mrs. Martha
Royle King and some selections By the
Eambournc string quaTtette.
MgzsIs. e. Miller viii spend the next
three months studying under L.emare
the orgahist. in Pittsburg. Lenare WIZ
be remembered by the many who beard
him when be played here IN the First
Congregational church.
The class in musical history and in
depreciation meets t0moTrow evening
az the studio Of Mrs. Osborne. Mrs.
Lulu :. Mayne viii sing, and Herr Me
5ewsM win give some violin numbers.
The musical section Of the Ladies Lit
erary club viii meet next Wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock at the nome Of
Mrs. Walter c. futile. SOS First street.
Ar. Al Whiteman win sing an Ave
Maria" by Burns. at ST, Mary's cathe-
dral today.
Mrs Lulu s. Mayne viii have charge
of a sacred concert at The Hin NJ T..
church this evening