Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-10

next few months are both Taber'
..io concerts. and both are Of the
n,t magnitude. Media comes In JAM
mar, and the big Metropolitan opera
,ompany gives us one evening during
conference
,lelha brings her own concert cone
,.ny and win appear toward the close
j, an, month. Il would be d lifting
uicr If a biz choral number could be
,,,sed no with her and the 600 voices
", ,be choir ia conjunction Nordica
I5 nothing on her appearances here
,bl,b 20 much proclaimed the accom-
,l,.bs5 artist and the gracious woman
her work with the local choir.
rbo bare announcement that the
c.,,,s1 Metropolitan opera Coz he
ost celebrated Of musical Organizu-
.,ons ID coming to salt Lake city Is
.o,,gb 10 cause thrill Of anticipa-
,l,n In every lover OF music. It Us not
,ocesggrv now To give the history of
,bo conried company Nobody viii
,a,Iousiy dispute the statement that II
.ort,lus ON lbs rolls the worlds great
Wv, sIneers. There are Caruso and
ropos and SembrIch and Plancon
pnrgstaller Bloss, Frcmstadt, Van
poo, and others who are known In
hath hemspheret as artists Of the
first rank
Add 10 tine soists the great chorus
nj goo voices most Of them Of such
blgh order OF talent that I'm any but
the Metropolitan company their own
ors would be singing leading roles
sdd 10 the chorus the superb orchestra
nj 40 pieces and one no longer Won-
drrs that the Conrled Metropolitan
orer1 company has been2 styled the
most superb musical organization this
nation has ever known.
# vill not be possible. OF course. for
Salt Lake TO hear an of Conried's solo
isls An "a single concert Certainly two
of the greatest, ana possibly three or
four vll sing. I'm addition there viii
ne nnaIcs and ensemble numbers Sc
lacted from such operas as Aida
1.-THE Magic Flute" "Parsfu.' "Tris-
fan and Isolde" Lucia al L0mmer-
NOR "rroyatore' and others.
Il is hardly once In a lifetime that
such an opportunity is offered 10 the
Salt Lake and inter.mouutain public.
This concert IS made possible only by
the fact that the Conried company is
next spring 10 undertake a trans-con-
tnental tour Salt Lake Is the small
egt city iu which It win be heard and
galt hike was favored only because Of
stsff d. Id "a "a fltfliN
ln cue season Il is the intention Of
The local management TO open q sub
scrptiOn sale Of seats. Tho prices
are 90 DE most reasonable, when the
character OF the attraction ls consid-
cred and mo- difficulty rs anticipated IN
working up tremendous sale,
An organ recital win be given an the
Tabernacle at $3.50 p. ~, sunday
jan T.
Prof Careless has received letter
from DIS former pupil Roy Williams,
now 900 Ann Arbor I'm which the youns
gentleman speaks interestingly OF the
status Of music there and Of his own
progress lie had just played before
large audience at the annual banquet
Of the University Of Michigan and had
met with fine success, lie was also
negotiating for several appearances In
out Of town points as a vlOlinist
Tho announcement comes from the
managers Of Creatore ANA his Italian
band DO New York city that this ia
10rte musical organization will make
an extended tour of the west this sea-
SON. probably appearing In Salt Lake
city for three concerts at tGe Salt Lake
Thaatgr. Jan % ANA 2S. For the past
three years CrcatOra has had unusual
success In AN of the large eastern cities,
attracting attention by his brilliant in-
Expectations Of music and giving such
performances that the critics and the
public have been pronounced IN their
concentration
The Saginaw CMich) Courier-Herald
has The following TO say In referrug'in
complimentary way 10 Prof. McClel-
ANS recent musical achievements at
The worlds fair:
Musicians in this city Of 10 years ago
WIZ remember a young organ pupil OF
a. W, Plates named John J. McClel-
lan He was about 20 years old at the
llme, ana displayed remarkable prO-
hoency ON the instrument for so young
man. lie studied with Mr.. Platte for
Wree years and then spent a short time
~ Ann Atbor He followed up his stu
ales IN Germany under the celebrated
'eaehers sCharwenka and Jedliczka,
ana made most favorable impression
mere Upon his return 20 this country
ne was offered the post Of organlst I'm
,ne Mormon Tabernacle I'm salt Lake
IVY He has filled this position bril-
"'nuy Tor some years past"
christmas goods, particularly small
musical Instruments. are being re-
tuYed IN the local market I'm large
quantities Dealers report the best
sa'ts w talking machines. notlceably
,ngse in which the harsh, burning cir
'llar saw noise has been eliminated.
- marked advance has been achieved
the perfection OF record discs, par
uyg'arly IN the purity of the accent
"gu increase OF sound volume. Some
y. 'ne records axe from the perform
uuNe OF me most noted artists, and
Cgsl os nigh as s. per disc or plate.
Nul'ars ana mandoEns are selling well,
~. accoideons are not going so fast
lhete Is an increasing demand here
Iu' sheet music covering light opera
Suu character songs. Some dealers are
ders. ~ " e
while Bandmaster Held continues
confined to his bed, the baton will be
,Nlael at the Grand thcatcr concerts
Manager A. $, Zimmerman. The
,ssu'h concert win be given as usual
waotrow evening, ind the following
Nua,ilYe program has been prepared
,,ull'h Luna Park" Arnson, over
ue Rosamunde," Schubert: (a) Dol
y pimple' Haines Oh Marriage
el'S Reardon; Musical Scenes from
SSlaln LAngey; (a) Gypsy march %
t,on'e. lG Habanera, ca Bolero; bari
one solo, THE King OF the Winds"
,ua'ld by Mr. n. y. Goddard. selec-
eh The Sultan Of Zulu" AIDE. ball
wv gas des Fleurs," Delbes; de-
sp'iVe fantasia. IN the Clock
r.l i1e Liberty stake musicians are
,.o,n pleased to find that the acoustic
s ~ OF their new tabernacle are
5000 IL was feared that the archi-
lhNtuTHl ef,t1,