Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-23

ing the piano for some years past,
has left the ranks OF the students and
win take up teaching as a profession.
Miss whitaker has been pupil OF Prof.
Mcclellan for some years, and the lat
ter accounts her as one OF the most
efficient and promising students he mas
ever had. II viii be remembered that
the young lady made splendid impress
sion I'm the rendition OF a plano solo Oh
the occasion OF Prof McClellan's pu-
pills recital at the Theater some weeks
ago
A number OF the pupils Of Mrs. Agnes
Osborne will give individual plano re-
cltals the coming fall, among the
young artists being Miss Jennie SAINTS,
Miss Alice Seckels, Miss Lulu Belle
Eldredge, Miss Alma Risch and MISS
Rowena korns.
Helds band will include IN us Llper-
ty Park program tomorrow afternoon
selections from "The Wizard Of o.
ard "The Mocklng Bird two late ana
very interesting operas.
Arthur shepherd has composed a pre-
lude for the organ that promises 70 Mt
tract marked attention from the organ
fraternity In the country. II Is in
cluded in one movement but that
movement is we'll varied, and Is IN y
minor. Tho signature varies contld-
erably, wide range In fact being
allowed so that there Is not even the
yupgestlon OF monotony The theme Is
powerful, and rs noble and dramatic
The prelude opens with pedal move
ment, followed by well registrated pre-
sentation OF ;he theme and US elabor-
alton on the manuals and after reach
ing a fine climax the prelude gradually
dimnlshes until Il finally dies away In
chords IN y major the work IS Iull
of excellent counterpart, to which MI.
ghenherd has given special attention In
his gtudles and IN which he rs consld-
cred an adept. Prof Mcclellan has
been over the composition with MI
Shepherd IN studying out the reglstra-
ton. the prelude is now complete, ana
ready for publication. Il Will be given
ON the Tabernacle organ az no distant
day.
Both Helds band and the Utah state
hand win parade next Monday morn
ing, with full ranks, 70 that plenty Of
good music Is assured.
Glen Miller has sent TO Prof. McClel-
Ian a copy of the specifications Of the
restored and enlarged organ OF Durham
cathedral. The statement Is IN large
leaflet form, with "a cut OF the cathedral
interior ON the front page The irsl
organ IN the cathedral was built IN 1888
and remained IN use until ISL When
the present instrument was installed
I'm the enlarged instrument there arc
"a speaking stops-il, with four cou-
niera I'M the pedal organ, 10 with three
couplors, In the great organ 10 ana
tremulant iu the swell organ u with
one coupler and tremulant In the solo
organ There Is fun list
Of combination couplera and the
wind pressures ore such as VIII
show OH the powers Of the great IN
strument TO the most dramatic adj
vantage. MIR. Miller Is much interested
IN the old English cathedrals'
Tho Twenty-nlnth Infantry band az
Fort Douglas Is increasing as recruits
are being sent here from other posts
ana recruiting Offices. When the batal-
lion reached this post, II was IN
sadly emaciated condition, but the reg
mental commander and adjutant seq
ont 10 build the organizations up, and
,,anamaster Heric Of the Thirteenth