Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-09

"" 40 followed the custVht VI P''
CNa''' .sol, regular scmi-monthly con
eiln s.' -" with grand concert IN ,n'
hsl''s . town hall. in which hom'
ra,s' Sas taken leading part T.. s ON
ptn' -" ooncerts was given In the nal
d uS' on Saturday night last
r'nl'o , chen program of exceptiona
@n " carried out, among thos'
'aa .,,.ilpe being Miss Mamie Tout
pua ,h song.bIrd, who has been sing
% , attn such great success In the
II" y. ballad concerts at st. James
I, SpI DURING the past winter, and d. who
~ .'s was honored by singing FOR hei
'u"" Tho list also included Mr.. V. f.
aN'V y.rnles father, with other mem
p1N ,bls talented family; Mr.. sutton
Nn~ aote baritone Of the Castle
49, w.. opera company, chicago
" avn Heber), whose singing
~ oae,n's hall and other places
= su making him fayorlte
IN London audiences Mr. Cecil Mon
' ~, associate (honors) and silver
a'I,,,,t Of the GuiIdhall School of Mu-
:, and Licentate of the Royal Aoad-
~ Of Music; Mrs. winifrea T.
T" I'm slocutionist, Mr.. Franklin P.
. . tbe well known Salt Lake bari-
' ana Mr. Charles Cook. cellist. In
,,,.,oo 10 the foregoing the program
". ,t-engthened by the appearance of
talented young violiniste In the per-
~ Of Miss Eva Startling, certificate
,,s bronze and silver medallst of the
rmal Academy OF Music The full
rnrsn was as follows
o,,,te "AnnIe Laurie, Dudley Buck
Nvsssrs. Tout, Cook, Cannon and
Goddard,
yoln solo, "Tarantella' ...." ..Papinl
''' Miss Grace Tout.
NJ, rlte In the Woods" Blanchard
Misses Maggie and Hazel Tout.
Nh solo. "Cayantina," :. :. ....Ran
Mr. Charles Cook.
Sus .Just Behind the Times" =. >.
~" =. -. ....,Mr. Edwin F, Tout
,l,.,io, Selecte
Mrs. Winlfnd r. Brown.
sore 'Hosanna," ....-..". ..Granier
Mr.. Sutton Goddard.
Scrs what Does Little Birdie Say"
,...,........,H ii. Parsons
Miss Maggie Tout.
N.an solo, "Zigeunerweisen" ..Sarasate
Miss Eva Startling,
song- 90, :. -. ............-. selected
Miss Mamie Tout,
pnotorte solo, Second Polonaise, -.
-. -. -. -. -. ......Liszt
Mr.. Cecil Montague.
eonga a, Boots, Saddle, to Horse
and Away" b, The Yeomen of
nSand.".. E. :. :. I" - .. ..'"v
,...c Y. Stanford and Il. German
Mr, Franklin p. Foster.
Duet. Excelsior" :. I'm. w. Balfe
MeSrs. Tout x Goddard.
GOD SAVE THE KING"
ne musical event OF the week was
he appearance OF the new Provo basso,
NJ Andeln and his great success in
,ha song from Rob Roy'-not robin
Hood as enormously printed. Mr..
Jndslin was the vocal feature Of the
Scandinavian concert, and We doubt II
kcoud appear In any concert in which
le Sould not assume the leading place.
Both Provo and Prof. Lund have rea-
nn 70 be proud Of Mr.. Andelln, and his
future career will be watched with III
,sisst
The Unity club II to be congratulated
o. having secured the noted lecturer
VI Rubin Goldmark Of New York, who
VII give several illustrated lecture re-
ohs here early in May, at Unity Hall.
" Goldmark Is famed for his treat
ntnt Of the Wagner operas and his Salt
hn lecture recltGls will be devoted to
w famous Nieblung tetralogy. Several
dolr professors have taken tickets for
9lnoutlon among their pupils as they
fs.llls that the recitals viii be OF de-
GEO educational value.
hoi ], j Mcclellan will have a con-
pienoe with the presidency Of the
lharch today relative to the Taber-
laee organ recltals Tor the coming
'eaon The hope has been often eX-
E0Sd IN town this winter that the
.aalA authorities viii see fit to allow
p@ made at an early day, the fur
Msr improvements suggested for the
n.H organ, which will easily make
\ ne very first instrument of the Kind
= me United states, These improve.
Mus include an echo organ with eight
M a detachable console for the
wy Illefy, a new and high pressure
wv uB0h with 10 stops, and the pres.
.N 700 organ merged into the present
.sell organ, Prot. Mcclellan has re.
I ,o,s lot OF fine music from An
WY foersti the noted Plttsburg or
s1 ."N which, with the scores bought
s' winter IN Chicago, viii make a
. s alulllonal repertoire. Last sea-
~ leclIals were such pronounced
~ 0oS' mat salt Lakes music lovers
Ills year. " s''''e' "V''
,s Mnur Shepherd viii give a plano
INV, Si IN the salt Lake Theater on
vm'Itay evening next in which he
nv, w assisted by Willard Weihe, VIC.
lr.sr,. lne following program viii be
Ss s%,aa' D Mater Scarlattl uess.1750
h,nSi. ana VarAtions....A. shepherd
sobe,to Al '''''',,,,,,,u,. Borowski
MAJ VI Felruca n.....,,...Llszt
QnOmenreI~.,n ''' '''''''"'.t",u Llszt
Pase 0InS" "'''u,,,.",,n.. Llszt
labd,Iueo.''e "'r,uu,u.,,..,.,L List
'" transcription ....,,
Andan,o" ~. ,'"u, Paladllhe 81. Saens
GioCo.l IanQulllo and Allegro
and SdVS pS from sonata for Violin
cb SHy .',"".",u,A Shepherd
galadss' FEo' SsIed to Mr., Weihe)
NNe q NJ Hn',,Hor".,', ",,.,.,nCh Chopin
~ ""l op a",.n MosEkowskl
h he' coI,, Is so favorably known
IS Ian ay immunity and his reputation
al who S,,on " SO Well established that
isDad TT Enu me concert viii be well
laar '"V concert is an Invitation
tY eyon,na De a concert next Tues
church n u, IN the First Baptist
!ytder t6s d%,ulray in aid of the church,
bulepe o ur'vcllon Of H. Il. Quay. The
lrlclpan,Ss' ',s' VIII sing, and other
Ns smygs,. III The program win be
Reeves XXX, Nlollnlste; Miss Lena
IA 80 NlNIllhfNH IHu...l -fNfff