Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

Nes Emma Lucy GAles anu MI
! ,rbur shepherds symphony or
.,,.,ra are to appear In conjunction
s,,Iy next month, Miss Gates had
tootsd "a date at the thoator prior to
,,,y.rg for New York and the orches-
A., we're figuring for another when II
,..lrrsd to the management OF both
,,sots that there was no good reason
.,,.a combination should not be cf-
r,tsd and effected It was Miss Gates
,.u thus be given the rare advantage
ot having an accompaniment Of 80 or
An Instruments to her principal songs,
end tbe orchestra win secure the aid Of
number one vocalist "headliner to
,slp out their program kilograms
tsyo already been sent to Tamms In
NsU York for the orchestral parts to the
,5, from Lucia" Garner ana "Thc
uuguaoots" alI Of which Miss Gates
ulI render The members Of the or
,ssstra are enthusiastic over the pros'
meet of starting their second season un-
5sr such favorable auspices, and at a
recent meeting. gave Mr. Shepherd
carte blanche IN the making Of the
tpslpess ARRANGEMENTS The date Will
no either oct. 10, II or IL at the theater
Francis Leon Woodmansee who left
Sail Lake city two years ago to To-
,ote In Chicago. has been chosen d.
rector OF The piano department Of the
Illinois conservatory OF Music. Con-
rstrlng his appointment, the Chicago
Rerord.HerlId has this to say Franz
rs Leon Woodmansee, who has been
appoInted director Of the piano depart
ment OF the Illinois Conservatory Of
Music az Jacksonville, stands In the
front rank Of younger American pion-
Isis Mr. Woodmanset as been praised
lar his STYLE. which ia said to be dis
iIDctly artistic. and critics are inclined
10 the belief that he will yet achieve
marked success
Mr. W00dmansce is well known In
,he musical circles Of Salt Lake and is
remembered AS one of the finest pian-
lsls that ever located here lie was
much I'm demand and did a great deal
n teaching. In addition TO being
thorough musician he had genial and
loyabIe personality that brought him
wlny friends. who are now greatly de-
Nghtpl 10 hear Of his success i'm Chi.
ago.
Tho catalogue or the Utah School of
Music win be ready for publication
within q few days, at which time the
row movement win be formally
launched The catalogue announces
he purpose of the new school TO give
ne most thorough and complete course
o. musical studies that can be OBJ
tanned I'm this part Of the
United States The courses win
tcudo theory Of music, harmony
ountopo.nt orchestration, analysis,
musical form and history OF music, and
tsti tesding, piano, organ, VIOLIN and
yOal music.
ne faculty Of the new school in
cIies John j. Mcclellan. Tracy Y,
Cannon Mrs Ethelyn Froiseth-Pe Perkins,
Hugh W. DOugall Miss Agatha Berk-
loe, Miss Emma Ramsey aud Willard
Nehc.
The school starts on It's way with the
good wishes OF many influential pat
IONS.
The following interview with Harry
Fulton general agent OF Kirk la
ShelIes organizations. published in the
Chicago Record Herald, viii no doubt
De Of Interest to the many Salt Lake
admirers Of Miss Emma Lucy Gates,
Who Is discussed In the interview:
I'm cosmopolitan, Of course" said
Harry Fulton general agent for Kirk
VA shelIos organization; but J have
hsn somewhat like a whole lot OF east
en people who have held to the biased
opinion that nothing good comes out Of
ne west in our line But l changed up
ny mind In loose coin, as II were
hE fulton. who is am old newspaper
nan, iormerly managing editor of the
'Dllago Times under Carter Harrison,
ana later "a Cuban CORRESPONDENT FOR
Me Hearst papers, was talking at the
lnoTllon the other day while on his
way TO the coast The subject was the
NuiI weary one of lonesome prima
e.nnaa from Missouri who had to be
VI my theatrical career In America
t'u Europe. continued Harry. 81 have
t,sdll me best singers as a matter OF
BUSINESS as Well as Of entertainment.
nu' never I'm my life have | heard
,,Uye win more promise than one
.'ofl on Salt Lake city. The singer
oi '1 Nl,S Lucy Gates. granddaughter
VI brigham Young, and / want to say
", you loal barring accidents Miss
v ,. VIII one day be the greatest so
la.o on The American continent and
.osl probably win attain a world-wide
ilu''llon / heard her sing IN Salt
,"Ae ana ] never heard a prander
urecr ''''''s '' NY "Hoie
,, understand Miss Gates is 10 go
,s 'o'l To complete her studies. When
1 IellrnN America win have a min,
ues,,.t, wing promise Of becoming the
m0n..N' rust among artists. am NOT
,. "u.h'el by any personal feeling as
,.T M. IHoi the Young lady and probablv
,rr. never De fortunate enough IN 40
,.n, a business connection so ann
lUs H.',s Without fayoritIsm. Jusl watch
I'''' and her career II she makes
she ,o ',s,,,'Nel deoOd, as / have heard
r'yos News musical editor has ro-
N i,gu nom Hugh W. Doueau n Loaf
Of Nlo,po,.Ql ,N'd by him from tho grave
slw X, ,,oeer In Berlin. Mr. Donrall
ig nl,,l Wne,n he visited the last root
I6Tyl'oa,'.,t OIL the great composer of ~ 90
lsC,eT' u D 1t was IN a sad and moo
Of M. yohlillon in am obscure r,rnor
"e burial grounds ''''o'
u,
ana t,aal pearanca OF John pbiUn so,s,
fonbros famous baud here during MI.
SAFE .'leig concert tour OF the I-njtnd
SoDsa w mark the seventh time AZ,
traps..r.t,,s taken his musicians on +"
mark bo 't,,guAI tour and viii Also
Year of h ,.'us0mtion Of the thirteenth
Popular w" n'Od work. Sousa IL as
Inc hl ", gs ever as was evidenced any,
IN mo sr ,.uE season at the world fatr
and M, p,Ilus lie win bring n his ~, iall
vi Importing artists,
r]s 'i ,b. Lake friend OF the Ton, t,,,,,.
When n.! 're al musical ana '1 ,n..