Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26

pattern, with large top OF blue.black
cIolh' with black braid and gold lvre
III 'front.' with gold cord, and the word
held above the Tyre There were
shoulder straps TO have come with the
uniforms, but through an oversight
! they were not shipped. but will be along
ialer The uniforms represent an out.
lay Of $1,000. ~
The piano market has been very light
the past week. sheet music has Jagged
ana collections are something horrI-
pie as one dealer expresses il, This
mas been due to the really terrible
weather and the consequent tempo-
Iary obllteraton Of the wagon roads
leading into Salt Lake Therefore very
Few people have come into town from
outside and the music trade as well as
the dry goods and other trades has suf-
fercd by the mud embargo. However-
better things are hoped for during
the coming week.
Ii Is interesting to note that Prof
Mcclellan win favor the local public nt
the coming Tabernacle organ concerts
with the music Qf the "Parsifal." which
is all the rage now In New York WhIle
Prof Mcclellan was in Nov York he
was presented with the full orchestral
score or Tannhauser by Schirmcr * Co.
the wen known musical publishers,
The enterprising stock company at
the Alcazar theater San Francisco, is
the nrst OF the western companies to
present "Parsilal' In dramatic form.
me Wagnerian melodies are interpret
ed by an orchestra Of 20, Richard
Mansfield Will essay the work next
year.
The Utah state band has received IT'S
low pitch II Hat clarinet this week from
the east, after much WEAKNESS and vex-
alton OF spirit 1t is considered an UNI
usually fine instrument.
The Philharmonic Guaranteeing So
clety proposes 10 bring vladimir dc
Pachman, Ysaye, ana other great musl-
cal artists to this city during the eur.
rent year and everything win be- done
TO raise The local musical standards
both OF performance and uppltcial ion.
The various Protestant ana Catholic
church choirs are working hard on their
Easter programs The coming week is
Holy Week, Good Friday comes next
Friday, and Easter Sunday comes on
the Srd of April,
The concert given Thursday evening
In Ogden 10y Miss BerkhOel, assisted by
Willard Wehe, Spencer Clawson, Jr.,
and the Ogden Tabernacle choir, was a
most gratifying success financially and
artistically The Salt Lake artists were
greatly appreciated,
The following program win be pro-
sented tomorrow night In the Grand
theater by Held's concert band.
March. "The Cavalier new ... Harris
Grand selection from Dolly Warden
.,.",",..,,"",., Julian Edwards
Violin solo, "R0ndo lPu.,.uuDe Berlot
Mr. Shuester.
Andante from llaydn's Surprise SYM
phony Observation-Disclosures Haydn
Tenor solo. Beloved" serenade.,.
",,",,",.,,.,,.," Nelbellng
Irish Love Song n,".,,,n., Lang
Fred Graham. 81
Caphccs Ga Musician Astray In
F0rest0),,n.,..,,u,.A Herman
March new, "lIeld's lO"..... shuester
Solo for soprano--"Stlll as the Might"
,s'','''' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BOnm
'llorlaps song '",t,,.,,u Goddard
Songs Tor c0rnet--"Gypsy Love
SONG 'r,..".,,,,,,,,.,,. Herbert
Mr.. Zimmerman.
"Shubrt's Serenade" ,...nS Schubert
Grand overture to bohemian Girl
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