Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
.-,r-, HE musical forces OF the u, Y

.-,r-> HE musical forces Of the u, "
University at Provo TO lthc
number Of nearly 20 are 90 dos'
ccnd upon nv u week from Mon.
day Win their presentation of "Tho
Icepar student" Thoy also hold tho
boards Decoration day and they VIII
b, IN all ways welcome Thoy are un-
dcr tho direction of the music lnetruc.
for of the University Prof Anthony
iund, several of whose pupils have APP
ronrod In Sal, Lake from time To time,
pnd always mado the best sort OF Inn
,ressIons, "Tho noggnr student win
bo fully costumod with a chorus Of 10,
tnl Prof Lund win bring number OF
provo inslrumcntnis,s to swell the reg.
ulnr Thoatcr orchestra, Alfred Best,
1r IN TO sing the tenor role and Miss
llogol Taylor Is the soprano, Further
"details VIII be given later but the
blph reputation Of the Provo school and
,bo atlrnctIyenoss Of their opera, which
f. ono Of the few standard light works
,bot has not been often done In Salt
Lake, ough, to insure decidedly inter.
rulng presentations,
Emma Lucy Gates, who IL now taxi.
hp A well earned rest with her parents
m mis- city, IN paying one ~ the penal.
lies NJ fame, The photograph syndl.
r,tcs are ON her TRAN and are sending
oul pictures Of her and alleged sketches
pf her career, Most OF the pictures
nok Az though they were taken from nm
original ~ Il b,som mniron OF 40 ana
tho sketches are written with all the
piiAnoss that distinguishes the sulfron
huod pross Of the east,
The New York World contains n col.
nmn sketch with M hopeless n picture
he tho others, and says the young lady
win return 20 Europe next winter for
byo years more Of study before coming
out az an opera singer THIS, however,
IL not corrcat, nv her debut N booked
for next spring,
Miss dates only Salt Lake appear.
tncc win be at the Tabernacle on June
n for which occasion the Mutual lm-
movement associations have already
blacod nm order FOR 500 tickets, M the
went viii occur during their confor-
tncc,
one ~ the Dosorot News stan this
morning received from Captain \, N,
fhucy ~ Minneapolis an original song,
'The Great jehovah" which promises
In become AZ popular throughout the
country M II now IN over the gront
northwest Captain Shuoy VIII be re-
momborcd ~ having given n recital on
no Tabernacle organ In this city two
nanInpp,nnYa
less than remarkable considering the
fact that he never had II moments
practise upon the instrument The cape
tain " n thorough musician and Mt the
present time the official organIst Of tho
Minneapolis Auditorium, For moro
Than 20 years he held n similar posi-
ton with st. Mnrks Church of that
city lilo Ia regarded nv the dean OF
Minnesota musicians ana " Withal
most cultured and libcral,minded gon.
tomnn, He Nv the composer Of vast
amount ~ organ aud plano music and
has written many songs, II N not
Improbable that he VIII with hia
charming wife, ylsi, Salt Lake With
m the next few months
Clarence EDDY the Nostor ~ Amcrl-
can orgnnata, win be IN this city
June ", and play In the Tabernacle,
DO IN making n tour Of the United
States ana Canada, ana has been on
tho organ seat for 10 many years that
everybody IN the musical world
tboth NJ home and abroad knows him,
she press generally hns kind word
No say for him, and his performances
hire always referred 10 In u complimen-
Nary vein, but ono Of the best things
clarence Eddy ever did, and which was
Merry little noticed, n at ALI by the
Chicago papers NJ the time, was his
trgNn accompaniment To Thomas or
yhoslra and the Apollo club In their
brescntatlon ~ "rho Messiah at the
Worlds fair IN 1893, II was n model
fn ideal performance on the part Of Mr..
hddy lie VIII be assisted In his Tab
haclc appearance by Miss Grace NJ,
Nlckman, formerly Of Oakland, Cnllfr
Out lately solo conlrOlto In the llut.
gers Presbyterian church In New York,
HE Is n pupll Of JulianI OF Paris and
ondogger OF London,
Prof. Mcclellan had great llmo on
NwyInR at Minneapolis IN catching
Fnlo" the poonllartlos Of the new
auditorium organ The arrangement "
he stops ana pedals was entirely diff
borcnt from that OF tho Tabernacle or.
ban stops that IN the latter lnstrW'
mont are on the left hand were on tho
right In the Minneapolis instrument
md the Tabernacle organ tablets over
she solo manual were stops In this
cosc, Then the pedal box was ~ tho
l0dlal'concAVo pattern, narrowing
down ~ the heel while the slope Of
he pedal line upwards on either eldc
was 20 great the player had 70 m his
lnup Iu thp mir In ppnfhlnn IDp Inn
uppcr ana lower registers Further.
more, the ARRANGEMENT Of the oroseendo
pedals was Just tho reverse Of the TAB.
ornnclo organs, Hence II was nocos'
Nlry for the Salt Lake organIst to
watch his Ps ana Qs lest thor0
should be u bad alp happen, lie
camo pretty near making n break once,
whom ON reaching out whore delicate
tolo stop " In ha own organ he found
10 his horror that ne war about TO
null OUT tho 10 n trombone, Fortu-
hololy he stopped In time
The shell for uso ON the music stand
Lagoon has boon completed, II N
feet Wide, "A feet deep, and "a foot
nlgh A band of 30 men can play In
II, ma the acoustic properties are ~
PERFECT mat "A grnphophono plnced NJ
we toonH of tho pnrOboln can ho heard
',e9r over ON tho railroad Wock Tho
tnol " oloimod TO ho superior TO oven
,Nc Spreckols shell At Golden Gate
~ y hchcttler has vlollncollo which
no says " $50 years Old NJ Cromonn
MAKE, ana ndda Tint ne hna boon offered
slbOo for H. Tho instrument has n
very rlch, Honorons tone, ana bears all
n9 'eormnrks'' Of venerable anti
Miss Judith Evans win slng soprano
tolos NJ ~. Marks cathedral tomorrow
morning ana evening,
orI, we woothor w fine tomorrow, the