Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-23

"a. paynes, Iglehart and Alder, have
~ 90, notices TO the members Of the
,,s that they and their ladies' are re-
u ''.,,sd to attend, and the members Of
". club are extended the privilege of
'a,ng two non-members as guests.
~. ,lub muslcales have always been
,..asdly pleasant affairs, and the indi-
lions are that Mondays event will
.,ys no exception to the rule.
,.,a,gements are being perfected for
,.n weeks summer school of music,
" held in the Bryant school on the
W, sde, under the direction Of Arthur
cav eSn.,Ssrd and Mr.. and Mrs, Wetzell.
sseF .chool Is for teachers In the local
ny nis md the line of instruction VIII
sIons the line Of pedagogcs, Mr.,
ss.uberd instructing In the various
'1sches OF harmony.the scientific basis
'. r,nsic. and Mr., and Mrs. Wetzell
,,.csIng vocal music. The general aim
''Sl 10 10 acquaint teachers with such
% ,.n.asmentals az will make them specl.
.HY seicIent In teaching song work In
~ rnhlc schools. TO the children. Tho
WV .,,ons Of the school begin June !, and
'o,,lnue daily for two weeks. A pro-
u.ar, giving in detail what Is to be
sorp viii be published later
Tho members Of the Orpheus club
s.,bsred at the First Congregational
sSurrh Thursday evening, expecting to
.rv in accordance with their engage
,snt But 10 and behold, the church
"a. as dark and as empty az Mother
Unhbard's cupboard, but there was a
;,Ssrd hung on the outer wall which
,,ad concert postponed" However,
n, yocalists were not to be entirely ig-
rorl. so they gathered on the main
ioorstep Of the church and carolled \
law Avs to the enjoyment Of the neigh
,orhood and the pedestrians CHANGING
,ons at the time. Then the Orphcus
mrned M their coat collars again and
tainted en- masse for the Tabernacle.
thy only missed the first number.
Now that Salt Lake has two bands
tAylng. the one high and the other low
,l,ch. the question Is asked, what Is
N. advantage Of the one over the 9TH
n or il there any advantage at all2
me high pitch men say there Is none in
N, low pitch, but Prof. Petersen says
Ant the low pitch means Instruments
Of broader and richer tone. Then,
besides pipe organs are given the low
pIlch nov. and bands with high pitch
Instruments can not play With them.
In accomplishments, too, the low pitch
Il a good thing for sopranos and ten
crs, but altos and baSsos are inclined to
reSel against Ito
Tomorrow evenings concert In the
Gland Theater VIII be by Held's band
and the Mozart Symphony club. This
latter organization IL composed Of four
artists. Miss Marie Storl, and Messrs.
stoelzer Blodeck and Hoch, who make
Q speciality Of playing on obsolete
musical Instruments, such as the Viola
dAmour and the Viola da GAMBIA, and
ne Roman triumphal trumpet, which Is
i feet long, as well as on more modern
Instruments. The quartet are we'll
known over the country, and consider
tbt pleasure is expected In listening to
them. Herr Hoch Is a performer on
he Alpine echo horn, in addition being
IN adept with other instruments, The
program to be presented tomorrow
right, will be as follows:
The stroers, "u.. . ..., Englanders
Held's Band.
Viola d'Amour solo-Adagio relgi-
Richard Stoelzer
Violin SOLO Souvenir de Sorrento
"",,n u,...,, ,Papni
Miss Marie Stori
Comet SOLO Mothers Heart Qan-
lase)",, o,,. .,u,.... Hoch
Herr Theo. Hoch,
y Da Gamba-Largon n"...,H Handel
b Cello solo-"Tarfantelle." Pepper
NJ, Blodeck.
william Tell overture ...,,.. Rossinl
Hold's Band,
song-'Thc Gypsles, "..... Dudley Buck
Miss Marie Storl.
gusrtet--a) Song without words,.,
go .s., ,,s...,,s ,SelIeTt
b. Moonlight Serenade,
",,.,, -, -. n,,,,,,. Lula
Mozart symphony Club.
Alpine Echo Horn Duet ldylle.n
".."," ".n,. .,.r..,.,r.H ocn
With either accompaniment,
=. Theo. Hoch and ~ Blodeck.
hHoIds Trumpet--A reminlscence
HVh Nlud, 49,. E, NcTul
Herr Theo. Hoch,
'rhgrIms Chorus" Tannhauser ,.u
""''' ''. o, ,,.,,,,. wagner
Hcld's Band
Mrs Martha Royle King and Miss
Lllan Oliver win open their new studio
lne Commercial club building with a
Recital, which Is to be the first of 4
tnes' and invitations are out for tho
enc ,Rccltals by pupils win be given
aNf The program for the studio re-
uul will BE- as follows;
Spinning Wheel" ..... 49,. Chamlnadc
.,, Miss oliver.
,,grttlas Garden, ,,"n . Rogers
ins spnns Is Coming Der the
'Ta' ''.' '..",,,,,t" .",."DoWns
TN. Mrs, King.
vN,.lV' ''"'" ,,u, ..,,..Schumanu
'''''" .,' CHOPIN
'u Miss Oliver.
4 norwegian Paint. 49,, LOOMS
n,, Mrs. King.
Melodies poonaises," >. ,..... List
r Miss Oliver,
Hedge Roses. .,... Schubert
marx, Hark. the I.ark,".,... Schubert
nr Mrs, King.
VhaRte de Nades." ...., ..Acher
.,r.n Miss oliver
''0'H 49, 90 ,,,,,,r.nW oodman
Mrs King
when Worlds Fair Director w. X.
,,aSy OF ST. Louis was I'm this city re-
/ my ne was given complimentary
/ ,se,t recital In the Tabernacle by DE-
cuo, OF the First Presidency OF the
r,ssS ana he expressed himself as
.sSSVy pleased with both instrument
tho nIsSuumentallst, Hoyt sherman,
M, member Of the state worlds
nYhy ''n,nlsslon and friend OF Mr..
4 lmnss,e. entertained him while here, and
T,s,ssel on his mind the fact that the
looIoa organist had been over
proS,a,,h making up the fair organ
hal M., Mr. Bixby promised to see
turn , ~ s,e was done. and on his re-
Win ~ . SL Louis took the matter up
tomm,,n,oalrman Markham of the music
suhs.nuwe, From n letter received
rorrs,ruently by Mr. Sherman and other
h nsS Sonuence from ST. Louis, the fact
Prof rure evident than ever, that