Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23

Captain Montgomery Parker, u. s, A.
who died IN 1900 In the Philippine Is
lands. Is now studying music In Paris,
Upon the advice Of the great violin
list Sarasate, she is studying the violin
under the tuition OF Professor Remy,
who has placed her In his class for pro-
fessionals. Before leaving America she
was invited to play at a concert given
IN honor Of the National Irrigation con-
gress, at the big Mormon Tabernacle.
In Salt Lake City, Utah, where her
playing delighted 5000 people. AL
though playing the violin with ma
ture Interpretation far beyond her
years. che Is a thorough child, and af-
ter her serious practise OF four hours
a day gives herself as heartily to her
childish sports as she does to her musi-
cal work. She viii be heard In several
private muslcales here this winter"
The ladies' of st. Marks Cathedral
win provide funds to pay for the re-
m0val Of the organ to the place pre-
pared for It I'm the new Chancel. This
will be "a relief to the organlst whose
black hair threatens each Sunday TO
become white by reason Of the uncer-
taInty Occasioned by the accoustiCal
difficulties and perplexlties Of the stua-
tlon. The organ is some distance to
the south Of the choir which Il sta
toned back IN the new chancel, while
the organ remains IN front Of the chan
eel II is thus hard for the organist
and the choir TO hear each other at
the same time. and some times they
don't hitch. Then there IL grief. ST.
Marks needs a new organ, as the pres
ent instrument, a most excellent one In
Its day and which has lasted remarka-
bly, well, has outlived its usefulness,
and In few years will fall by the
waysIde OF It's own inanition. II might
be rebuilt, however at an expense Of
$1,000 but where the 5000 would come
from is what IL puzzling the dean who
has his hands full In taking care OF the
other improvements.
Held Is about 10 add second oboe
a bassoon and a contra bassoon TO his
concert band instrumentatiop THIS
will relieve the band of the necessity
Of using a cello for a bassoon part and
the present cellist will take another In
strument a tenor saxaphone VIII then
be added, making the Instrumentation
Of the band very well balanced ana
capable Of solid work
The many friends of Miss Mary Olive
Gray turned out IN good attendance on
the piano recital given Thursday even
ing at Gordan academy, by her pupils.
The recital was much enjoyed, and MISS
olivia Jennings sang a japanese love
song, which was admired
Local music students sJe taking Kind
~ TO the study OF harmony, and one
popular Instructor alone has 81 students
in that branch Of the art divine.
Charles Frederick Stayner Of this city,
publishes a list of his piano compost
tIons which number "a These include
two songs for church service
The piano business has been quite
lively the past week, one music house
selling l6 instruments, and with the
prospect Of gratifying sales the COM
ing week,
Prof Claude J, Nettleton IS arrang'
ing a strong program for presentation
nj the First NJ. H. church on Thursday
evening next 1t Is as follows:
Violin, concert Fantasia LA Muette
de PorticD y.,''.''.''''.:',, Nla,I
Piano Liebeswalzer ",,",, Moszkomshi
Miss Nettleton.
Baritone. "Fu bio che disse" 0te-
ciatiye and Aria from LIB
reo") zoe. .,,,,,,, .,,,,,,..."ApolIm
Cornet Berceuse from Jocelyn)..,
....... .,..,...,,. ,,.,,.,., GODDARD
Mr. Held,
Violin ,,,,,.,.,,. ,,,..,., ,,,,,''',.''
(a) serenade ..u""u..,. Gounod
(b) Romance (for G string alonel
......, ,,.,,,,.,. ,.,o.,.."H ubay
(c) scherze Fantastique.. Bazznl
Soprano ,,..,.. ,,,,,,'.,,,',''''''','
(a) "A House OF Cards" ,,".P ease
(b( Merry Merry Lark"..."Nevin
Mrs. Wetzell,
Plano, "Soirecs de Nienne" .,.",.l.iszt
Miss Nettleton.
Violin ,,.,.,,,, ...,. .,,.,,..,.,.
ta) "Legellde" ,,,.,.,,, Weiniawski
(b) Nightingale SOng" ,,.Sarasate
Duet, "Wondrous Is Thy Name 80,
....n, .,..... ...u, Rossi-Gilslnn
with cornet obligato)
Mrs Wetzel and Mr. Netteton.
The following program will be given
tomorrow night, IN the Grand theater
March, Liberty Bell" Sousa
Caprices, THE First Heart Throbs'
49,, ,,,," .,, ,... .,".,,Sllenberg
Celebrated Mnuet Boccherini
Soprano solo, Sing Smile and Slum-
er'.u,,, ..., o, 49,, u'Gouhou
Miss Vera A. Felt
Madam DE Leores, accompanist.
Trombone SOlO,,.,,.,, .,',,,, ,,'Selecleu
Harry Montgomery.
Ballet music from la Refine De
Saba ,..,,,t,..,." 'bouhou
Brass quartet. "'Ts the Whippoor-
viii Song" ...,, ..,,,,,,,,,,.,,,"
Messrs Held Leslie, Singry and
flaming.
Bass solo, ASLEEP In the Deep, '.ur,..
Willard Squlres.
with band accompaniment,
Caprices, Entr' Acte from Mig
non,"... ..,.,u e. ,,,ur Thomas
March, THE Burning Of
Rome, '..,,,,,.,. 90 60 '''','ldull
croud s,l.ptinn fran Faust ,GOuuOu