Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
Music and :
Musicians.

assume Alc VIII develop promise fllly
I'm Keeping with that Of her sisters.
Prof Nisettl, the instructor of the Tout
girls, speaks Of their voices as being
Of high order such az give him great
encouragement, Grace rs especially n
beautiful girl, and her beauty and rich
contultC voice combined win make her
lay0rlte ON the concert stage The
girls are not satisfied with vocal cul-
ture alone Grace is studying the ylo-
loncello, and Maggie the violin, under
the best Of instructors IN London,
This week finds the musicians OF the
city returning from their summer yaca-
ucns and reopening their studios for
the winter season
Prof j. j, Mcclellan leaves shortly
for Denver TO meet Mrs. Mcclellan
who has been to the worlds fair and
ls now ON her way home At the regu,
ian tuesday afternoon organ recital Mr.
Tracy Y Cannon win take Mr.. McCle-
dn's place at the organ
The Tabernacle choir has four COM
certs scheduled The first win be- ON
the evening Of oct, 6, m connection with
Miss Mamie Tout the second with
Mrs Lizzie Thomas Edward ON oct. 8.
Early IN November Sousa's band win
appear supported by the choir. aud I'm
january Melbas concert will be given
under us auspices. II viii be no small
event ~ the history OF the choir to SUP.
port the leading band Of the world, and
one OF the worlds greatest sopranos at
dates 80 near together
The grand organ for the Provo tab
ernacle seems 10 be assured by recent
developments The ward organizations
have actively interested themselves i'm
raising the money necessary-sl5 600.
with the result that large returns are
coming In. one ward alone has raised
nearly $4,000
Thursday evening at Barratt hall
Fred &. Graham and Miss Emma Ram
sey sang for the entertainment of Wis
itng odd Fellows.
Prof oscar Kirkham Of the Kicks
academy RcXburg, Idaho, Is I'm the city,
selecting Instruments for the use Of
the academy Prof Kirkham, who re.
turned from course Of study abroad
not long since, Is intensely Interested In
musical matters. and his return TO the
West adds valuable member to our
music forces.
The Knights Templar and odd Fell
lows have been very liberal In their
praise OF the music furnished OF the
knutsford under the direction Of Prof
Willard Weihc.
Prof SChucster Of Held's band has
been appointed director of the newly or
ganizcd orchestra at the Wilson hotel.
This afternoon Miss Emma Ramsey
entertained members OF the musical
profession at her studio IN the Consti-
tuition building. The gathering was en-
tlrely Informal, and was not by invita-
ton, Most of the guests We're friends OF
Miss Ramsey's who studied abroad
while she was In Europe
Held's band is having a busy time
this week filling its engagements. II
has 30 men engaged at the Salt Palace
Carnival three men IN the Salt Palace
orchestra and five men In the dancing
pavilion The band has discontinued
its Saturday evening concerts on Main |
street and its Sunday concerts at Lib
erty park,
Prof. Hauerbach succeeds Prof. Mas
tcrman as leader Of the orchestra at |
Utahna park this week.
The state fair has concluded arrange |
ments with Held's band for the fair.
The full strength OF the band.-25 men.
will be out during the entire fair
session.
Monday evening Mrs. Martha Royle |
King viii give an informal musical and |
reception 10 the profession She will
be assisted by Mrs, Osborne, Mr.. Weihe
and Mr. Dougall accompanied by Mrs.
w. S. LOOMS, and viii herself render
several songs,
a quartet Of well known singers,
Of Aura Rogers Lillian Tur- |
ner, Thos 5. Butler and Kent Cobb, has |
been organized for local work.