Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
Music and :
Musicians

,.om Miss Emma Ramsey
A l', .1r IN N Portland, brings the en- IN
vt' Is nD ,b.t she will start TOT san
nrn''i lon !, inf the course of a few W., days
r'n. ..S,S \ are that she will re- re,
ne P ,Ssro for the summer though she :"
paln 'ns y, decided definitely to do So
rs Io' ~ s,,eb something like three
a' Aa as,s S,rep since leaving Salt Lake
r'f' 'S, With d very few excep ,,
b pe ,s.y have been financial as wen
t',' .' '1is successes. as is ottesled Dy q
lI',', at clippings from the chief
r.r, q q the Sound cities ,...
' u.s.. RAMSEY adds that she has been
MIS- ' sood position in a light opera
'a'',r that is to sing in san
a9'', ,.sa during the summer months
:, , 4, is undecided on the question VI u
W "a as it is her intention ,n,,no, 70
wv. her California tour without
s.ay ThI. alone would cover l,,a. s0O So
''.' q, the summer and might be
20, ,,of,able that a salaried position
Eois l p,,th at is a matter Miss Ram
Hoss, s, che will decide on in the near
~ ~. s' n she goes into opera she VIII
h Islf hsr California dates within the
s ttt two or three weeks
v,,, interest is being taken In the
.sS recital to be given by Alfred A. /;
hE r t1 tse magician OF the banjo,
il w. CONGREGATIONAL church ON Friday
pms nS ami /. since Mr.. Farland
", ,uf'nsared here four years ago he
~ " Sss a tour Of England where he
=, Win Vim the most hattering success
H ,H' , c appearance abroad was IN
NJ, ~ a, 81. James hall, where ne
go 10 an audience Of 1000 people
~ created quite a sensation IN the
80 1 circles OF that city. He plays
~ '', M masterpieces Of Beethoven,
w.,Ssl,sobn and Chopin on the banjo
y S' truly artistic an enjoyable manner.
NJ Farland will be assisted IN ms
,. ~ Mere by Prof G. d. Schettler,
s,s,r yiruoso, who has recently re-
go from Germany where he has
49, olsyIng for the past year, THIS
IN h the first opportunity Tor
s,s lake music lovers to hear Mr.
s'ss,,ler since his return, and 1t IL
,Tscttd that his many friends VIII
,v,l themselves Of this opportunity to
s,ss Near Alm. Miss Margery Null
,y an accomplished mandolin soloist,
,,8 me- Ladies String Quintet nave
,lo BEEN engaged for the concert ana
vtll All much TO the already enjoyable
reram which has been arranged.
Harold Bauer. the great pianist, Will
y hsr on the 2Sth inst, to perform In
M First Congregational church. Some
q NE eastern critics claim that Bauer
vIl rank with Paderewski and De-
nchman, and that he Is q most Won
hrul Interpreter on the piano. Not
only the critics on the larger eastern
,apsr but the English and Continen-
ul music critics refer to the artist In
Ne highest terms, as one Of the great
pinsIs Of the world,
TIE Instrumentation Of the Utah
4 sais band Is as follows four comets.
hu French horns, four slide from
tnps one euphoneum, two u fiat tubas.
cne BIB fiat tuba, one string bass, two
flutes t1Iccolo), one Il fat clarinet;
nine fiat clarlnets, one oboe, one bas-
son snare and bass drums, and tym-
plnIS The BIB tuba Is something OF
a novelty, Il was brought from Ma
ma BY The Twelfth Infantry band, and
n, behind on the return Of the regl-
rtn to The Islands BY a peculiar re-
dlc'lon Of the tubing, the instrument
On b changed from Il fiat to G. Il
Msn unusually fine tone, and IL an
aNli'tion 10 the bands instrumental
VA. The conductor, Prof. Petersen,
gling The band special attention,
sll dnl, drlll, drill, is the word.
APVgram OF recent concert given
Y ne Grand Opera House at Atlanta,
"a The Atlanta Symphony orches-
va " j. Lewis Browne, conductor,
N zen received at the News office,
wv o. remembered that DR.. Browne
,s,sa ihls city early in the summer,
aN ne was given a cordial welcome
W. ana mat he took a prominent part
w., sm O'sah concert given In the Tab
WE uurlng his visit. That the At
~, s.A olcheslra Is an organization of
s AZ all ski is evident from the high
s lev. Of the numbers given on the
sNanl The orchestra includes IA vi
\. b,' Uur Volasr three ccllos, four dou-
, n ua,sos Two flutes, two oboes two
l,,s ''s TWO bassoons, three French
~. s nree lrumpets, three from
"'''' one tuba, tympani and drums
y, Sn ce IN Chicago, Messrs. Mcclellan
n r, G,,,S !, attended a Blauvelt recital
"a, 'I nua, Dr Walters figured in the Or
rren ib",9yIS, Dr. Walters, it viii be
n T,mhlo 4, ~ n.y. ,he organist OF the Jew
, reisII '' III washington, and he gave
e, tl,v ~. VI NE Tabernacle organ in
NJ" =, Immediately after lls hnIng ,o
b S,v' w WIZ pl'srims went from Chicago
nd bo,, ,O'E, and win soon be ON the
Shu Ny, curing Mr. McCelllan's alb,
an Of IA =, !; ., Perkins Is taking
~" us plano pupils,
t,n.y,, raIgaret Whitney. the four.
Whitney b NV uaughler Of Bishop O. II.
bre Sn, mas written an onera, H
WA "A I ~ ana AL. Moreover. her
hnher ,h % We produced. which ia
Manage ~ = great many composers
Ne prsnls. s,l with their creatlons
by evening" ,g y, place next Wednes.
lsl ana At the Eighteenth word
nlaisy u VIII be repeated an
ais Ia, evening, Miss WhItnev
n wy opera "Fanchettc "'"J :,
You'll be s ..olu plot which IL
" m,svIllege 70 reveal beforc
tsodes accn'5 s and some beautiful
huj M 'SCordlng TO those Who bova
sars TS U'Op p Of young gIrls re-.
ausIeo ,1r''''Sn' but she is tbor S .
M goj Pro-, I Ge originated the airs
@ Dictated ., uues to write them as
sn 'or So1,,s I,'ns at the piano nnp" wiz II
.ls task MAJ az time After this
| * TAINTED ,sE!ed 6er'y comn,n MSS IS. Whit
w L nol anu, oalIy since that time
nsa I eosSs, stage dir, Director Qor OS SnG
An Rs,.,.
NaSyrs,'',Iee Browning and ,us. H..
J. pDnlsGIo0s Of Madame s wSn ,,UP -
MN a !, recital m I tbe p mo to
~ % Ma 'y sSs heard them at ' tSsIr
Y, eesk ana S,@eason's sndio" 1n ,us' !,
~. W ne talent wv much Impressed