Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07


- OF establishing symphony Or
,,sstr7ls and choral societies, may find
A., Grain Of comfort I'm the thought that
.rov ara only following IN the wake OF
fine treat cities. This extract from the
New York Herald, tells that even in
tho modern Athens. Boston, claimed
yor years ms the musical hub of Amer
lea tho divine art is running down at
,no heel. The Heralds telegram says;
Do Boston viii have no grand opera
This winter Mr.. Lawrence Mccarthy
manager Of the Boston Theater, an
,.pcuced TODAY. relteratlng Mr.. Con-
r.id's statements last season that Bos-
frus patronage OF the fine arts Is bun
,Bostonians always make a rush for
the cheap seats first Mr.. Mccarthy
said today. THE wealthy people often
lly admission tickets and then help
themselves TO vacant seats from which
,hcy are elected by the ushers,' So it
g. no opera for Boston this year
"'L have been TO Boston with an
onar, company said Mr., Conreid last
night. when told Of the dispatch to the
Herald from the alleged musical Hub
1f New England. 1T Is all quite true,
And ] am not going again with the
METROPOLITAN company without q guar
autoa i'm advance Mr.. Conreid is
lover Of art. But he Is also a business
man
John Cort. the Portland manager
who Is i'm salt Lake TO witness the
oupumg production Of Ann Lamont
and who win later star Calve through
tftsea g. a fth u N ~
r.uorts of Miss Emma Lucy Gates IN
Portland that he called on her tho
r.ucr day. and offered her am engage
mont 10 20 as soprano with the Calve
company. His offer was llatterlng
one but Miss Gates declined &c. as
rnr tickets were already bought for
NoW York where she goes 10 pursue
her studies under Nine Ashforth. Mr.,
rat cudeay6red to secure her for next
year, but the young lady thought Il
the part Of wisdom not 10 tie herself
uu with q contract at the present time.
Hugh Dougall has issued invitations
to a song recital by Mrs. James Diet
r.ah TO he held Tuesday next at clay
tom hail at S.io Tho assisting artists
win Do Mr.. Willard Wcihe, Viollnlst,
and Miss Irene Kelly accomp0nist Mrs.
r'evirh's selections win include
Wide range from the Romeo and Juliet
aria down to n number OF popular
Scotch songs,
Prof J. A. Anderson will present two
OF his advanced pupils at a plano re-
ctal assisted by Mr. Fred 9, Graham,
tenor. In the Y, Nj. G, a. auditorium
Wednesday evening next. Mr. Ander-
son cordially invites music students
and music teachers to attend. The
program win be as follows.
/ Alcgratto Viyace from Sonata Op.
g. No. .,.,,..,.,..,. Beethoven
EaIse Caprice ,..,....," NeWland
Miss Bauer
o., R1rrarole ....,.,..,....,'''''' .Nl'o1ea
Bird study .,,.,,,,,.,.s,,ss llel7rlI
Miss Howe
g. I'm Sing the Songs Of A'by'
................,.. Frederic clay
Fred c. Graham
4. Rlgoletto- Plraphrase O.. Nerldl-Lis2t
Miss Bauer
8 Polonaise ...,..,,.,,.. MacDowell
Miss Howe
g. Impromptu, n. Flat .,..., Schubert
Miss Bauer
Z. Jean" ,..,....,...,,,,',' SprosS
-Four Leaf Clover ....,,. BroNnell
"Ir Love were What the Rose is"
,.,..,,......,........ tranam
Fred G. Graham
s. Andante and Presto from G. MIN
or Concerto with second piano
.........,..,...,.... Mendelssohn
Miss Howe and Mr.. Anderson
Mrs. Martha Royle King Is back from
New York, more enthusiastic than ever
iD the study OF ner art, and is propos-
iug O. series OF studio recltals during
t6o coming winter
G. d. schcttler, the ccllist and man
doln artist, left Thursday night over
Che SAN Pedro road for Los Angeles.
He win remain a month In southern
california giving 10 concerts, two Of
(which Will be given I'm Los Angeles. Mr..
Schettler has received several ilattering
offers TO locate IN southern California.
Local lovers Of the refined and ar
tsUc in piano playing viii be pleased
so learn that Messrs, PIPER and Shop-
herd are arranging TO bring Harold
BuoU the noted pianist here next
month, probably just before election
day, MIR, Bauer was here Two years
ago when he appeared in the First
congregational church, and his playing
NGs listened TO with the deepest Inter-
creates, planists, and his appearance In
concert "a a red letter event In any
community.
Prof. Petersen will make consdera-
Die of the clarinet section in the All
li0lIows college band, and there are to
he eight OF these useful instruments
employed, The professor is very busy
wan, lie will organize the college or
Dacs'ra next week,
'cal' Gates, brother Of Emma Lucy
f's entered the regular course Of the
New England Conservatory OF Music at
Boston and Will give special attention
'' Ino plano. Quite number Of Utah
l"0nIo have been students IN that noted
institution.
Tho local plano market continues 10
moro than hold it's own, and although
there are seven music houses In the city
iI appear 10 be doing well. Collec-
'ons are reported good,
The next meeting Of the Monday Mu-
t.'I. club, on the 9th inst, will be held
DID lho studio Of Miss Celia Sharp u
.." constitution building 4 feature OF
'' meeting win he the singing Of the
JOS. Quartet I'm the cycle OF In q Per-
t.n Garden by Mrs. Harry windsor
l" Edna Cohn.' Fred Graham and
Iusa Dougall, These meetings have
l.'N held seml-monthly, and are very
entertaining.
'7upeS visiting this city often have
l.'r own musical director as the pi-
tIs. which lays on the man regularly
upoyed by the house unless he can
l.'E some other instrument,
mere have been some changes In the
SN, Lake theater orchestra John
W"' mute, ana W. II. Daniels trom-
.'' IeaVe To- go To the Orphcum or
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