Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

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two SCISSORS, and " IN beginning TO np'
pear on German programs Pugno, me
Fronoh pianist has placed Franok
symphonic Variations for plano ana
orchestra, AZ the hend " lho llsl NJ ne
music he intends 10 play IN America
next winter
Cnwto seems to have serious rival
in London, Speaking ~ u recent per-
fOrmuuoo NJ 'lA Sunnnmhulu' lho
Telegraph says that SIpnor Romero
'futiu e nc'ollo' reached the polnl nI
ABSOLUTE perfection ., There N no
need IN this place to mako comparisons
between the two great italian ionolr
VINO are ul the moment dNlding W,
unihusiugu " oporaR0tR personal
rrcforonceR must always w for somo'
thing IN such matters, and, II Sienor
Cnrus0'R voice lH rather tho more poW'
elful, Signor B0ncrs " the Fwoetcr
IN quality, while both alike are admir-
able uplora, who never forget the value
Of gesture for moment"
sa--sa'aa
An unknown opera by the composer
Of Carmen" has bocn discovered IN
Paris II N an Italian opera, entitled
Don proouplO," which Blget composed
nj Rome IN 1850, when he WAS n years
old, ana recipient of the Grand prS,
He sent the score 10 the director OF the
conservatory, Auber who little suH-
peCtod that this WA the first work ~
one destined 20 eclipse even HIS fame.
II was placed on the shelves among
thousands az other manuscripts After
the death OF Aubcr his heirs sold all
these, aud II was only recently that
they woro submitted To examination
10y AN expert who restored the lilgpt
score to the conservatory Tho publisher
rhondong has hnd u cupy made OF II,
ana II win have itb nrst performance at
Monte carlo,
Violet r. Markham complains IN A
letter 10 the London Times NJ the bad
manners OF "thlt fashionable section
Of society whose primary business ut
| the oporU ~ millinery not music" ut
IN scarcely ,reditablo' she Says that
| London aoqlli secs IN what neither Par.
| ~, Berlin nor Vienna would tolerate
for ave nlinutca,' She might have add!
| I'D New YORK Thore used 10 be u good
| deal ~ loud talking IN our opera boxes,
| nut the occupants have now been
| taught better manners, ana disturbances
| OF MS klnd are rare, ln London the
| orchestra eootS too are undesirable
for music lovers 1T " no oynggorn.
| ton 10 state that lovers Of music are
| literally driven from the stalls owing 10
| the lncossan, talking which takes place,
| The upper circle being the only part Of
| the house IN which strict silence N
| maintained
| There was much enthusiasm In Nitn.
| pa The other day nt tho performance of
| llsste Legend of Saint Elizabeth"
az part of the program of the meeting
| of the "Allgcmoine MusIkyoroin,
List was the founder ~ that orgnni.
cation which had for ~ main object
the cultivation Of contemporary music
and hls saint Eizumoth' II ono OF hls
greatest works. popular both as an or.
ntorlo ana ~ an opera lie himself
was opposed TO i,e production as nm
opera but the public prefers Il In that
form, and tho public Is bound 10 have
Us own way Tho critic Of nlo Helt
compares this work to q rosary Of pearls
every ono Of which was Fashioned by q
doyout hand, Under Franz Schalks d.
locllon the performance revealed M,
devotional character of the work In u
most beautiful ana moving manner
The orchestral splendors were revealed
with inlmltablc ouphony, and cSqulsit,
regard FOR subtle details"