Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24
Music and :.
+ Musicians

s..ond the placing Of the symphony
so,,ra on sound basis; third,
~ announcement Of a number OF con-
a,,s during the year by the orpheus
nan Fourth. series Of concerts
=, hoib our crack military bands
u, professor stephens opinion, the
nms has come when the Tabernacle
eSolr should give attention to It's quail
:, rather Than lis quantity. What his
a,ocoss win be TO weed out and
.nengtnen we are not yet advised, but
not this procedure Is the right one, no
,uvslol,n can for moment doubt
' Wr shepherds orchestra has at last
received assurance OF management ana
mppor that promises to make 1t a
rern,anency, and Immediately after us
snpearsnce with Miss Gates on Oct. ~,
,ba MANS will be put into motion. He
row feels sure OF being able TO pick IS
oy "A men, from the strong list OF mate
Wr Peabody OF the Orphcus club
Gates that the encouragement the or
,sri,atop mas received is such az 70
,neNfy Il In announcing a strong pro-
g,am for the winter This Will be pleas
mn reading TO all admirers Of this
standard organization.
Rail- Profs Hlld and Petersen are
actively az work on their organizations.
and both feel hopeful Of the winters
promise,
Prof / A Anderson. the well known
uanlst. has Just returned from a four
months trio abroad. He was in Lon.
d5n Two weeks during the concert sea-
son spent one month I'm Norway and
,sted the leading cities Of Germany,
Holland. Belgium. and France. Dur
ng his absence Prof Anderson called
an many old friends and Utah students
yhom ne found doing good work at the
various centers Of education.
Holds Band association decided at
ps lad meeting to continue this COM
iss winter with the Sunday evening
band concerts Mr. Held expects to open
the season on the evening OF the gth
M october IN the Grand theater, with
select program The bands full
strength Is over 40 men.
Tho University Of Utah IL to have an
orchestra, composed entirely OF uni
,srslty students, with G. 4. Beesly n
sophomore engineer and yiolinist, as
ths CONDUCTOR Harry Freeman, who
has had considerable experience IN or
thtstra work, and IL a pianist besides,
vll be the business manager w.
Watson win play clarinet. and Louis
Alexander the trombone both having
fyed with the Agricultural college
hbi j. W. Thurston VIII play corr
nt
NJ Alfred Rest has not gone cast, as
morning paper recently stated, but
vii remain IN this city until spring,
hbre leaving. lie has not been we'll,
hut under good medical care, is improv-
ihg
The 0rpheus club is preparing for n
series OF concerts the coming winter
season, and judging from the artistic
successes that have characterized this
organizations rectals In the past. II Is
safe to assume that some pleasant cx-
NrIences are In store for the public.
-
The Utah State band furnished excel
lent music for the Republican county
convention Thursday.
Unless other and unexpected arrange
mfhis are made. the seasons organ re-
Cllals IN the Tabernacle viii close with
me recital Of next Thursday afternoon,
lhe attendance has for the last few
Weeks been very gratifying,
The State band will have two has.
pons to be used on the street az well
@ N The concert room The bass clar-
ioet Is due hero next week, and Mr..
toronto VIII be- impressed az the alto
GARNET player a new and reliable
oafneist named Zainski IL expected
Few days. Conductor Petersen Is
NVlng close attention 10 the develop
nen' or this band, he hopes that the
NN Lake Theater can be secured for
series OF sunday night concerts this
WINTER u being understood that only
NuEams made up Of an high order Of
MUSICAL compositions will be presented.
M lme and music appealing solely
wme heels, and Ia general music Of an
altogether
me TwenU-nmth Infantry band has
N y members. Including seven wood
u9s class Of Instruments In which
ps 9ahd has been deficient IN the past.
sn,np'nas'er Herrc expects shortly to
KY full Instrumentation Of IS men,
tons " '"V wv" ''su'"-
Null uuimg Prof, McClelian's stay IN
lgner he was handsomely entertained
iiW' Howard. conductor Of the Den
moral Union and musical was
8 m,p tuesday evening last at Mr.
iaWus residence IN honor Of the Salt
~ olganst and his wife. The even
was made notable My the pttend-
sss ol many Of Denvers best artists
pNmsre was musical feast all round
4 ,t sI Mcclellan played ON eeveral OF
N arger church organs Including tho
sW organ IN the Christian science
ss .u Nhlch has no stops. but q ser
io, MI 'aolets which work the combine
nv n ne orgauist says that old Trim
ss,, Su holds the undsputed palm as
,oot we finest instrument and he
Teai pleasure IN playing on IL.
r,n, nmke presented this organ To
riSSY ,hurch the cost to him being
~ Is Roosevelt.
"A 81 IshcClellan has been attending tho
nsnr.u ialr and met her husband nj
ihs prss, shere she remains visiting Tor
SAN WI 9e pleasant biz Of news for
Nsl Nm music lovers Ia know
q sIaed IL lucia Ferrln sharp has de-
isr ~ remain here this coming win.
hr N eo, already booked Tor a mum.
sharp hss 1917, during the season. Mrs.
yadyiey lot The past two years been
" N,nbs,s ~ New York under Nine. Won
ar m snu steadily improved IN her
Nhna er'ehg her notable successes
i even H., NeW York was the concert
dtd me press club IN The Wal
Courier y, Of which the Muslcal
y Her " ,nat city spoke so glowing.
Wompns oaseerls for the Federation Of
s'd ho elobs at the Hotel Maies,jc
QtA aclor 5 Church Alliance were
y. sr{ualhed success. The nraise
q Music vsy, ., The New York College