Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
Music and
Musicians.

,s TOO long period OF silence
w, ,,octlylt,. comes the joyful ''dihgs
~ an approaching public eonser' v Os
o. o. .vsr.pIeasing orpheus ciuo' for
me V .sn EXAMINATION has been quiet
" gathering In new MEMBER hna' a,, S,.'| ,e
VHO' ~. These accesslons have been
'D' w." going on until they now
~ nearly 40. At the last re-
nun eorlv this week there were %
n'a'' snsvered to roll call and the indi-
sa .,,. arr that another half score
'.mbers viii be added at tho next
",,ctIse The Orpheus Is meeting weekly
~. ElKs club house, and ~ q re-
'.r courtesy Is to give II cornplimen-
w. w. concert for the club and It's friends
..s,h the dome OF It's own home But
w., hereafter the public will have the
,.,o,tunlty OF being patron and audi
~, The exact time will depend some
.sst mys Conductor Peabody, on tho
..u,letlon OF negotiations with some
II. artist whose services will be secured
n conjunction with tho clubs appear
ines a.
ac,eklrg OF the appearance OF Miss
Emma Ramsey, the salt Lake singer at
paker cry, oregon, me Herald
=, that place says Miss RAM
Wv thc Titan songstress gave entire
'.n.,actlon. Her rendition OF the Jew
=" .ong from Faust was her best ef.
~, They gave her many encores and
~. sppatise was greatest here. IN all
~, Hnm,ey did well and the "Oid
rs Excursion" committee has no
..'son 10 complain. The music OF Miss
ssnds was good Her portion OF tho
snsram was we'll rendered. The two
MAKE 0 good team
IA. Anderson, Arthur Shepard, Will
,,d Wehe, Miss Grlmsdell and squire
Can a, this city and Lund Of Provo,
iii rive a musical recital this evening
At ia Agricultural college NJ Logan.
Ana program has been prepared, and
A rood time IL expected.
Anurbrr OF local teachers have been
m ne past week with severe colds,
% ina, their pupils have had 10 be ex-
eu.sd,
Tire new motors have been satlsfac-
,,ry Installed under the Tabernacle
crgan, And the switches are arranged
A the rde OF the consOls 20 that the
organls can manipulate them quickly
tnd easily, without having 20 70 under
ina organ 10 adjust the current rs
heretofore.
ne event Of the week In local music
,lrce, has been the sale OF all the stock
id properties Of the Daynes Music
company 10 Christensen & Arson. The
rrchaiing firm has taken possession
I'd will occupy the old Daynes stand.
ne biz Estey pipe organ In the
tynes stock has been sold 20 the West
b,gntliul ward for the local meeting
AblS for $500 The Daynes company
sn now desk with the Daynes x
&nney company on Richards street
n. Utah State Band management Il
arranging for the following instrument
utIon; Ave comets. nine clari1ets, two
flutes, one piccolo, one trumpet, two
bsssOons, one oboe, four French horns.
four rombonea one baritone. one RIB
fat and two T. fiat tubas tympanies and
vsps The band at present contains
u men. the number being increased as
men can be secured.
Mss Edith Burns, one OF Prof Cooks
piano pupils, will give recital at the
ladies' Literary club next Tuesday
evening She will be assisted by Miss
Emily Larsen, soprano, and Mrs, Cook.
contrato.
Miss Nettle Olsen is a firm believer in
the "News' Musicians Directory
and advlsedly so. One week ago she
started her card. on Monday she had
I'VE applicants, each OF whom brought
The clipping to her studio, and OF the
I'VE four engaged to study with her
for a term,
Hugh Dougal writes to his parents
from Paris that he expects to return
nome, on the advice OF his teacher, not
iaeT than June. His present instruct
or mas accomplished q great deal for
,ne Young baritone and intimates that
ne fuIly prepared now 10 come home
and follow his profession,
Ine Schumann Concert company,
WhlCh hopes to give a concert here next
week has one Of very few, II not the
.Unly female business manager In the
u,ee'Fcal profession. She Is Miss l..
nnyahd OF Chicago, Il well known eocu-
~mst' FIVE years ago she applied 10
Proprietor J, S. Gordon OF the concert
'Vs,npany for position as reader.
NO. SAID Mr., Gordon. II cannot Use
you In the company except as an agent.
tOu can 20 ahead and get guarantees,
me ambitious young woman. to Cor.
Son surprise, did like" and in 80
HHa!s NJ found her invaluable as
, ,s'S'H m.' manager Miss Hyland Is at
~, Nuson Tor o couple Of days. and
"D,, 'VIloh IN latd up here with a bad
sr I' ne expects TO see Prof. stephens
p Wv. 'alN up a Joint appearance OF his
,yvmpany and the Tabernacle choir M
week. '''' 'O'''' "'sh' neA'
a. letter has been received by the mn
i iIa, editor Of the News" from r, u.
I 1,% VINO introduced Ysaye and
cs r =. N volinists 10 America. con.
non, '"s MISS Marie Nichols, the omI.
IeuI american ylolinlste. MANAGER
funston funston has hooked her with such or.
Sa'i'Eauohs as the Roston Symphonv
mm.Uss'Ia, Damrosch's orchestra ana
s one ,III..soutg orchestra, ana after those
me- eSIE,e sl she will make tour of
lie. ulled states In concert, He de-
N Ne. soloeoody to take up the matter
~, NJ appearance In this city.
Nsnne le'ter has been turned over 10
Da"'ser Pyper, who may act,
me- S s. Mary F. Sherwood. soprano OF
ns oChumann concert company. was
YorL lslnaI Psyche is Rlces New
ST. sC5S !. production OF THE SHOW Girl"
rr, ' "h,. splendid impression in that
ns' ,o when was fully clothed" and
mo,hno,Hng woman had secured her
nm, wv consent to follow the stage.
Nn, eue gay, when Klaw a Erlanger
a ~ ,Gr ner to come TO Chicago 10 take
c,s ~ part IN "Mr. Bluebeard tho
moth. o was quickly rescinded Her
hayo Ia, mally refused to let Miss Mary
gan,, '"s connection with an extrava-
he no. ana the singer has been thank.
wert Nv, stars ever since that mothers
,bn n.n vas law, She believes now tha,
wv VIII cOntInue no a oa,,, ~ .'"'