Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
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49, WIcE m the paN few "''"' ]
have been delighted ul 'rrlaln
features Of chldrcns "ngloS
4 and sadly disappointed at am
Other namely ,ho lack NJ rW'''lN' "'''
general "port aIugIog'
First. In the rWNtR given by the
advanced pupils of the ciiy rchoolF Oo'
lighted with the charming appearance
of that large ana beautiful host OF
youthful girls and boys almost young
ladies ana gcn,lcmeW forming the
pnndcst ropslb, base 10 that towering
Grand organ Equally dolighted WIN
ihcr splendid attention and attack
Tho rythmlc swing, and the swoolne"
cfloriully of the upper register ~ th'lr
voices My disappointment came M
the lack of harmony or part rnglns
work. True, Prof Wot2cl-an cnlhusl'
nfic ana splendid trainer had eer'
tain amount NJ alto IN numbers coll'
mg for II, but II was entirely covered
over by the soprano and organ aceom'
paumoul 20 that there was no bal'
onco, and the chorm-lhe ohlci charm
OF the music OF our age, Of Yrnony
and perfect blending was lacklhR AZ
most entirely ....,.
"a pcneo. but not Ike voices, for moro
WaH hut utUo blanling between lnBttu.
mont and voices only once w great
while when only the softer stops were
mpluSpl. and 20 softly mat II ,oull
Euyp been neither support nor lnaplrls
lion t0 the Young ainB 49, The Wholo
reminded ono of a great thlp hullouuqs
ed hy aoIgulls, the one having but r.
tlo I'm common with the others, 80 the
og1u In mo- sense mldo up ior the
lack Of part singing ana balance.
Ny next experience was on sunday
morning last 'lhe eight could hardly
BIZ surpassed IN l0Yolmoss. The sing.
Inr was fair IN attack ana quulllS or
tone IN general II was dollBhUully
pritcd. mt II the parts or harmony
was supplied at all by individuals or
Woupa II certainly WaH not apparent VI
sOmod lust treble, treble, lrOblc, ~
ortuvuH with the organ towering inr
over Nll aF "a thlng separate, IKE the
ceiling over the loOr Tho bare mel
0ly on "luno" WAS HH cold no an lclclo
compared 10 what n would nave beon
had M least one half of that great con'
grcgatou ~ YOUNG singers suns Inc allo
part and the men sung The bAHh ana
tenor parts, Eyon MS nature In spring
time clothes ana adOrnA her naked oll'
lluoa with leaves ana flowers TINS
naked outline NJ melody should nave
been clothed with the beautiful mar
uuny belonging 10 H. Not ny building
one big, grcon tower Of overwhelming
N8o tO 0ycrshadow IT, but by weaving
IN and mt and perfectly blending as
nature does her exquisite ndornlng
with vines, moss, grass ana flowers,
There may DO many excuses Tor lnlA
Nutc VI thinRA lack Of time, dlillrully
OF the task OF tcachln3 parts, lnnblllly
on the uau Of students TO learn or
hold their parts, oto, liut these are
only EXCUSES, not reasons, There ~
time 10 DO what We DO complete, cor
rect and we'll II We take H. The ohll'
drtn need not be IN such haste 10 learn
"A stated number Of tunor, or pieces
that thoy have not time 90 learn me
alto quito iB Nrll M tho NoOlo' 40
writer worthy Of the name, or worthy
| to have his songs suns IN THIS day ana
ago uf tho world writes songe or hymns
| ~ be sung I'm one part, The effect OF
the PARTS w considered In the simplest
! ana humhost attempts, ana TO sing
them without harmony ~ To sing them
In an incomplete aud comparatively M
effective manner That children uni