Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02

,.,,oua cart tnat ~ P'"'
' " ne northland in the musical az
,, ~ q !, ~ Utah. They and their descend
a' .ar,ser a mighty host In the In
%" D Tain country and while prosper
'e' .od thrifty in the material things
ea, ", s' ,hsv have not neglected the cul-
o. ". wv. ~ the divine art an art In
p w. ,hsr ole Bulls and Jenny Linds
p~ ,scolne immortal, and In which
y. .,. ~ their countrymen have be-
e '..,. famous. There will be some able
0 ''a.,,ocs from Prof. Stephens.
~ 49, rabsnacle choir, Prof. Mcclel-
y. and the big organ to say nothing OF
=. s.lp tina, will be rendered by Profs'
- p.s,,rn, Lund and other artists It
- :. noted that the COMMITTEES In
-. has announced with emphasis
~, ,hr. will positively be no encores
.Ioq,d. The program Is as follows;
PART /.
i Marriug song. .. " 80 FRAN" NV
scandinavian choir.
cro.rto in b major, Opus IL Beethoven
proi. Anton Petersen and Miss
Agnes Dalquist.
no, oss Syea"., -, ',Wennerperg
" scandinavian Male Choir.
ca, Of the Morning. 80. ... =. -.
,,. Mrs. Jane Sloman TORY
Miss Emily Larson, (soprano).
Accompanied by Prof Mcclellan.
r...t.op. ', ;. >. :. :. b. Y. u. Quartet
v,sSs Andelln, McAllister, Reid
and Accord.
p,pllons, Opus 2, (piano solo,. 80.
-, ......,.,.......Sc humann
Miss Agnes Dalquist.
PART II.
yyenlpg song. :, =. I. -. Franz Abt
Scandinavian choir.
Grand organ solo, etude de concert.
inroductIon and theme-nute varia-
ions Pedal duet and finale. ...."
a., :. ..........Prof. Petersen
Election, ''wotan's Farewell TO the
yay1e".. :, .. :. #" ......Wagner
Prof. A. c. Lund.
A Mn Lila Vra, b. Solyeigs song. Grieg
Miss sigrid Petersen (contralto).
ne Turkeys song. .. =. ..Rob Roy
NJ. willard Andelin, (bass).
iinikending,. >. .... 80. -. ....,Grleg
scandinavian Male Choir.
lnTIca.. :. .u.. Tabernacle Choir
Prof. VIM. Apmadoc the faIAous
Mesh musician and composer who was
wmlnen, here In the last Eisteddfod,
lu written his friend, Prof. Evan
lsphens from Chicago. Among other
tkgs, he says. I'VE have just fin
hid q two weeks season OF grand
twn. II you were here, you would
iv gone and gone and gone every
tfht recklessly.' | know you. well
remember your remarks upon Ternlna.
rtnInal the superb, the greatest song
sctes Of my life. II was La Tosca'
lis night. Oh, MY my! Why. the
NPe 4 was one OF them, by thunder)
t.naned In their places at the close
nd called Ternlna, DIPPED and Scotti
putt DO not know how many times.
md We shouted Bravo, bravo, bravo
Never witnessed such a scene here be-
fre, wanted 10 rush out into some
kuIet, secret place and enjoy a big cry.
cry Of Joy, because so much dramatic
pSer and culture. DO not think that I
n gone daft must stop. II seems I
pau see you next July. and l hope
p have an evening Of Kettle melodies
!h'n Welsh Irish and Scotch, on my
Fly from San Francisco and Los An
ass'
The operetta Of "Fanchette" will be
endered for the las; tim, tonight In
'h Eighteenth ward hall. AS the pro-
eds Will 80 to the benefit Of the ward
urd, Il is expected that the success Of
" PREVIOUS presentations will be dupll-
k,,st,
he friends and admirers of Prof.
ai'hur Shepherd win be pleased to
NOV ina, he is to give a pianoforte
elhl al the Theater on the evening
tuesday, April 10. He will be as
Ned by Mr., Weihe, violinist, and the
aalr viii be by invitation only. The
Cs'am Will be notable one, and will
nelude Mr.. shepherds own theme and
ula'lons for piano, and the andante
nnQulllo and allegro giocoso from
~ Sonata" for violin and piano,
shNeh BY him and dedicated to Mr.
usae the full program will be
''o'ed IN the News" later.
iM FIRST Congregational church
m we! flled last night, by an en-
lasuo audience TO hear the world'S
wy wizard Alfred A. Farland, and
sust was given hearty welcome
ss'ahd plays orchestral music on
U,ap' probably the only man In the
suy capable OF such q feat, and the
0a, %ual tones and tonal combina-
% ne manages to evolve from the
,,ent are most remarkable. MIR
.sn,ina " aole to convince the most
s, RuVsI mat the banjo Is not neoes.
hi coon song and dance" affair
~ sVithy and capable of much
NJ ~ inlngs, His presentation of
.luosIp FUNERAL march and the Men
ma Al, wedding march were gems
brmsy sp,ayed TO advantage the per.
wsn marvellous technical mowers
oWeva, az ms powers OF expression
udIsrS. mere were musicians I'm thC
I,.S ~ VINO would like to have nd,
h,n. ar tarland to avoid The Iig.,,
Ia h sSo.. The banjo under his play.
snsrIa AVN 10 be susceptible of mos,
nt ana treatment; but there Is a
,he ,Sa .nal Is reached whep ono
M pans,psodles Is attempted,
~ ssFland was ably ass,s,oa, l.,
by N"l NM Sulng quartet, Misses Mar.
fYnors' .1 Florence symons, Maut
lh,uIa.a uG Eva Symons, and nv Mr.
(rsl.,,i me guitar artist. They dlt
nv Nds. lne duo between Miss Mar.
6srtlcn,ssus,eY and Mr.. schetttler helm,
|stur,l MY good Mr. schettler is !
rancInylvu musician He gave several on,
|oh KY sUy,oe beautiful selections ana hi,
'ndItlon. NOME was a masters
J, and ns,. ;. Harper he local banjo.
ndt h. ..eSspaperman attaches IN,
hunIw ~ .a, having provided The com ~
asSs WY" ,I0 a musical treat such n,
isrpsr h., SVne was able to give Mr.
IN ,alsS, ludicious advance sub subscr -, n
}, undertaId,ouee a financial success o
nlsssuvs ward choir IL pract,s,n,
nssl%p. 'or future performance ''s > y,
good Roadway. '''' a"'
p.sdy So.E Petersen keeps m nj,
td I, T ,bn with the Utah STATE ham NJ
Nnctly w musicians are sttenSln'
I.,nn,i- '" business thu.