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

,c great musical event OF the
Tn, ming week is the appearance
,be First congregational
sorcb on Monday evening OF
,,' greatest pianists of the world
Harold .. s,ass. e BY the philharmonic
irs 'u" ,.s,rg society of this city whlch
G''i q. q, object the presentation here
DE ~ rsrformers and the advance
o. IVA :, tho local musical standards
n '.,.o, any idea Of money making
WIZ ..o,bsrs OF the society therefore
Ia' -, ,h,, music lovers Of Salt Lake
iv,' - dolng a good work for the cause
WI ' !, as benehttIng themselves sup
',tirs BY their attendance the various "a, ,Ss
,csy TO this ely, -, Gin Tho highest
nv p pS mo New York musical critics,
Wms Ss,scterlze his work as bright,
yne .n and delightfully."- free from
s,l ,.,I they further remark That
s Y. Disying is marked by logic ana
~ .I p "hIs sense Of proportion Is al
FsIu1 e., and his technical SIKH Is
ways n aiiovsd 10 exceed its proper
re'et s ntI. is q musician for whom the
psc. ~ ,he composer is the primary
rtSS ss,ation There Is violin umble
r' sIs toc,h, the warmest ana most
" m,, I% heard since Paderewski' : Phlhp
m MY. y, Roslon. recognized as a head
has ~ mnsIcal critics profession, says
ln' ,@riormance Of Mr.. Bauer is a
~. Of rhythm, sentiment. poe
m ~. s.nwr,ssrstanding There Is poetry IN MS
gi from the quantrain 70 me epic.
p2'1 sboys ali and permeatlng all Is
&. ,Soushtfulness OF a master or ms
at u..,.,o .oners sneak Of
AZ, Rauer In the same strain, ana the
~, ,hat such a great artist Is 10 ap,,
~, Mere ought to put all OF musical
sss Lake on the qulyIye,
-h,yei.a treat In store for the music
,r,ns psople Of the city during confer
,,,s IN the concert 70 be held IN the
r,s,,nacle Tuesday evening, April D,
y, ma benefit ofthe Latter-day saints
y, In stockholm, Sweden, An
'T'.llsnt program is being made up
,onp1sIng the following artists; PROF.
WIZARD Weihe, the Tabernacle choir'
ucSs, Prof Evan stephens; Prof j. j.
yorlshn Miss Emily Larsen, Prof An
"a, petersen. Miss Sigrld Petersen,
W., Agnes DahlQulst, Prof. Anthony
lana and lbe Scandinavian Musical as
nIsiIon under the direction OF our
ybIgn The worthy object of the per-
tomanoe should appeal to all classes.
Al ssllie Fishers Salt Lake friends
knew that II ever she got n proper
S,sring her voice would bring her into
prominence. Since she has been play
In leading lady to Frank Daniels, her
opprtunity 10 sing has arrived, and the
rsrer Of 81. Louis where the company
pliyed last, are auding Miss Fisher to
II. skies. The Republic opens Its no
tie Of Frank Daniels Performance
VIII three big paragraphs regarding
Nh Fisher, and an incidental notice
d Mr.. Daniels. The Post Dispatch
tsh Miss Fisher "a Mormon girl" and
sas Miss Fisher is 80 voiceful, 80
animated, 80 pleasing in countenance
nd 50 versatile In charm, that one calls
w. Daniels lucky fisherman when
htausht Miss Fisher. She has all the
Charms Of Helen Hale who was here
With Peggy from Paris" and COM
tn's With them a soprano voice that IL
a. are as Is her enuncIation Of the
words Of her songs, II there are many
yairs women In Salt Lake City as clev-
Nint charming as Salle Fisher, then
Noimonlsm Is understandable"
AS NJ, NJ, Fisher Of this city Miss
fsners mother, has received word that
sat mas been re-engaged for next season
si mat she viii be with the Daniels
lhSptsmber.
le operetta Of "Fanchette," by Miss
snsaet Whitney tho second rem
eIlon Oh which on Thursday night was
s.sn more largely attended than the
n,t 10 be repeated next Saturday
,, s,s"n ana evening In the Eigh-
, ,sn'a ward hall, the proceeds from
'@ performances TO 80 to the benefit