Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-23

-HE coming of Calve Is the bigges
thing on the near musical hori.
zon, and all indications point &C
a great rush when the seat sals
opens Tuesday, Jan. 2, ut the Clayton
Music company. Not only will the cele.
brated singer be heard In several con.
cert numbers, but she will give as thu
closing selection the famous aria from
carmen In costume, something OF an
innovation In Tabernacle events. The
salt Lake date is Jan. u.
The Tribune has bowed to the in
eyitable in the matter of the state an
them contest, and has accepted the
suggestion made some time ago by the
News" that all the compositions be
submitted to an outside Judge for de-
cIsion. The step Is sensible one. and
had 1t been taken In the beginning,
would have ayerted considerable con-
fusion and feeling. to say nothing of
the gnashlng OF teeth over nckels ex-
pended for coupon votes that will now
remain uncounted.
The, Tabernacle choir took up for re-
hearsal the Messiah chorus Worthy
IL the Lamb" last Thursday night. 1t
greatly delighted all and especially the
old Worlds fair members to again work
on this, one of their old prize winners.
II is likely, the other two cnoruses 80
much liked at that time viii soon be
revived.
No one rejoiced more than Prof, r.
stephens In the handsome recognition
recently received by Arthur Shepherd.
It Is a strong yeritlcation OF what PROT
stephens has been enthusiastically tell
ing the public tor the past six or eight
years, that we have a genius In this
young composef.
The juvenile singing class that rem
ders stephens 'One Hundred Years"
at the Tabernacle tomorrow morning,
ID the first stake class as yet organized
though they have had but two Satur-
day rehearsais TO master It, they will
doubtless give a good account of them
selves and OF Pioneer stake as we'll
The people Of Sandy have installed a
large reed organ with two manuals and
pedals in their church. and q concert
wes given there last evening, at which
Organist j. j. Mcclellan, H. $, Ensign.
Mss Judith Anderson and Ed Midgley
appeared.
Miss Linnie II. Rutt will sing a go.
prano solo In the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening,
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Hugh Dougall has extended the field
OF his vocal taching to include ogden,
eTr~ 'lii visit that city twice week.
Various Salt Lake singers have been
busy the past week filing engagements
In and out OF town, having been booked
through Fred Graham's music bureau,
The electric automatic piano II Invad-
Ing this market. apparently to stay, A
prominent local house reports a steady
demand for them, the best customers
being hotels and saloons.
The organ concert given by Prof. Me.
Clellan last Monday night In the First
Methodist church at Grand Junction,
Cole, was so successful that the people
there have resolved to have him visit
their town periodically and play for
them,
Mrs, Henry Kirlman, Miss Ella Low
ehste,h and Miss Grace Berge will give
vocal recital on the evening OF Jan, Q
next In the Y, M, Z. A. auditorium, with
Miss Hope Mcintyre as accompanied
The Monday Musical club postponed
us regular meeting OF last Monday
evening, until last Thursday evening, In
MISS sharp's studio, The evening was
gwen up to the werks OF Lisst, Rubin.
stein and Italian songs. The attend
hhnce was COED and the evening profit
ably spent.
The Liberty stake choir r. rehears.
ing diligently for the musical part OF
me coming stake conference,
Mrs. Ella Cummings Wetxell will
sing bethlehem" by Coombs, at the
mornings service In the Christian Sci
enee church.
Miss Agatha Berkhoel leaves on the
.eth Inst. on a flying trip to Chicago,
where for 10 days she will take daily
vocal lessons OF Madame Fox. Then
the VIII continue on to New York and
remain three weeks. studying daily UNI
ger Madnme Motto, returning TO Bslt
Lake Feb. !. Miss Berkhoel will look
up the latest and finest church and con-
seEl music, listen to the greatest Or
sans, and absorb az much musical nu-
tfiinent as Ia possible the time she Is
away.
Ihe musical programs for the State
ieaehers' association, which 10 TO meet
~ THIS city Jan. 2-5 next, viii be as
follows:
tuesday evening, University Of Utah |
-ffof. William G.. Give and son, CLIFF 4
toia I. Give, violin and piano; vocal /
500 Miss Lillian Turner. /
wednesday evening, Assembly Hail. |,
Erwin &. Lawson, plano; Imperial quar-
YET, vocal numbers.
90 thursday afternoon, Assembly Hall
enorus Of boys from Jackson school.
thursday evening, Assembly Hall
Orpheus club.
-, friday afternoon, Assembly Hall
Nnorns OF girls from Lafayette school.
friday evening. Assembly Hall--Er-
WIN I. Lawson, piano; MIS-. Wetzeifs
ehorus of young ladies.
The music section OF the state Teach
srs association, OF which Prof. Wetzell
- president Will meet In the Lafayette
sschnool building, Jan. ., at p, m. The
io,oWlng program viii be presented:
music-school choruses.
class emonstrations-Keys and mod
rIAtlons; note and measure values; time
and rhythm exercises
raper by Prof. Squire Coop Unlver-
ivy or utah-"The Relation OF Educa-
uon IN Music IN Elementary Schools to
'hat IN High Schools and Colleges"
faper by Prof T. X. Boshard, SUPER
sasor or music. Provo. utah-"The Vo-
ca, Training OF Young Children
faper by PRINCIPAL J. II. Coombs,
Lafayette school, Salt Leke-"lnstruc-