Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14


.or,ous consideration by the ~. a.
80 while the details are yet eii
iu'". a. formative state, 1t has peeli
u'''S mat in the event of favorable
oe''u .no ,rip shall be undertaken late
,he fall, which, as already eNpia'"eu
~. ,ho news" will preclude the POSI-
,ytv Of its participating in the great
Saro, contests. 1t is also likely that
MI -, concerts will be given In the
larger cities along the line oil tr@Ve"
and that Mormon" music, both COM
,s,,ions and words, will largely pre-
ANIMATE through some standard pro"
auctions will be carefully interspersed'
On order that there may be room Tor IN
,.,t,gont comparison between Nor
,,o,o and other music Prof. Stephens
h under the impression that TINS can
ho done without the work Of home COM
rosers suffering. Meanwhile members
~ tho choir and their friends viii hope
for and work for favorable outcome
OF the plans for the proposed Journey
prof stephens spent last Sunday in
o-den IN the interest OF music, During
tbo day ne spoke at the Weber stake
'a6arnacle, which was crowded 70 the
utmost. A choir of Juvenile singers
from the various Sunday schools fur
nlshed the vocal music for the occa-
Sion and Prof. stephens declares that
n was surprisingly good. He com
ynendpd the efficiency OF their work,
and had a kind and encouraging word
fo say In behalf OF Prof Ballantyne, to
whose untiring and systematic training
the excellent results are due. Prof.
Ballantyne has followed the practise
of selecting two thoroughly unsteady
inclined young women from each sun
day school and drilling them along cer-
tain lines Then when all the schools
get together their work In concert Is
quite easy and remarkably effective.
The stake authorities have given
much assistance and encouragement in
his direction, and Prof Stephens mild
" hints that other stake authorities
could get like results by pursuing
similar course.
Friends Of Lizzie Thomas Edward are
hoping that they win hear her voice IN
public in the near future. 1t is well
known that she has been attending the
Chicago Conservatory Of Music for the
greater part OF the past year. and that
she was called home by the death Of
her father. fact that prevented her
from completing her course this year.
However, Ii is said she has made pro-
nOunced Improvement and that her in
structor, Madam Fox, had hoped to
have her enter the contest for the
grand prize that is 10 be awarded to
the possessor of the best voice, at the
end Of the school year only a few
weeks hence. Mrs. Edward has been
much missed during her absence, PAR
l.cularly from the Tabernacle choir.
A piano recital Of unusual interest
WIN be given next Wednesday evening,
in the Salt Lake theater by pupils OF
Prof. j, j, Mcclellan. Doors win be
locked at sos sharp and none win be
admitted except upon presentation Of
invitations which are now being issued
The following compositions viii be
given, Concerto In r. minor ulrst
moyemenO, Chopin; concerto In Il Hat
major first movemenO, Beethoven,
concerto In G minor Second and third
uovements). Mendelssohn; concerto in
d minor Mendelssohni concerto I'm u
minor Mozart Assisting the pupils
10 these numbers win be a string quin-
tet composed Of George r., SHELTON,
first violin; Alfred Masterman. second
VIOLIN II. Green, viola; j. p. Olsen,
cello Chris Jesperson, bass; second
piano, by j. j. Mcclellan. Fred G.
Graham tenor, viii sing a number,
Among the other numbers to be
given viii be noted works by such COM
posers as MosCheles, Mos2owsN Para
dii Lis2t Leschetizski, Schubert,
Chopin, Neyin GODDARD, Jones, Mozart
and there will be also given the sonata
IN ID major (irst movement Schubert,
two pianos; and the sonata c minor
second and third movement Mozart,
two pianos; Second plano part by
GrIegl The doors Of theater win open
at '3O and close at precisely the hour
above given,
II Is not generally known, but II Is
nevertheless a fact, that one Of the
most renowned Organists Of England,
the regular organist Of one Of the great
est cathedrals OF the British empire, Is
member Of the Mormon" faith
fFoi, stephens, who frequently writes
70 ana gets letters from him, declares
NAY ne Is also a composer Of marked
aolllty and that his compositions are
real musical gems.
There arrived in Salt Lake Yesterday
an English singer and teacher of note
VINO has come to cast his lot with the
musicians OF this city. He Is Mr.. Molly
heuK Worthington of London He
reached New York on Monday and
came direct 10 this city and IL located
temporarily at the White House, being
a particular friend Of Proprietor Null
lord Mr.. WorthinRton is n baritone,
a"a MS literature sets forth that he was
"a FORMER pupil OF Mr. Charles Santley.
hhgand's greatest baritone, william
Shak'speare, the well known voice
builder, and Slgnor Romili of Italy. lie
names as patrons and patronesses
land. VI i'''s-
rrot c, D, Schettler Is giving in
suuetlon at the Sisters academy.
uuueIe ne mas many pupils. His brother
man VINO has been studying the
'oun Tor some three years in the Ger
lau capital under Hollaender and Bar
las' wiz be home next month He
lS made good progress and win be lis
wuSu TO on his return by many friends
KIM interest Mrs, G. u. Schettler and
bi',n WIN accompany him back on
t is return trio VIII be organized with
a ,n as violinist, his brother as celloist
ana g. f, Stayner as pianist
b,. oncerning Miss Emma Ramsey who
s.', peen In Los Angeles for the past
v" weeks, the Times has this ia saw
%, an account Of the conference Of The
r,mHoormon' Church. Just held AT that
,w ~oe. An interesting and pleasing fea
, Mt OF each session was the singing OF
Sllss Emma Ramsey. the Mormon"
,oU.splrd' who has entertained music
o|vIs IN almost every important CITY
p, N, one world Miss Ramsey has volu-
,,,"ous soprano voice OF vibrant ouai-
wv non and full In the lower regis
M even and pure in the higher she
p piIaSes with intelligence and taste and
m r,,S succeeds In making one feel the
NJ ", OF her songs. She sings the songs
yo, Gloh with fervor that prompts a..
MI sni. putting into them a worship
NV, spirit and JUNCTION that thrills n
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