Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-01
Music and
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yAT long anticipated musical
II Int the concert by the CON-
s,od Metropolitan Opera com
Inv OF New York city, Is
..s.duled for next Tuesday evening ,' !"
e~snsrnaele. The seat sale has al
u' nroqressed far enough to indi-
'', s mat large audience VIII greet
Gov. GOV uorld famous stars Reports from
'ns oI,ies say the Conried singers
ous' oyer been heard to such good adj
h. .,oge All Of them are In splendid
sa 'los and salt Lake may be ssured OF
,O,'S ,reotest musical treat in its his
tory .... ., s,vtv nieces
o,so been winning much APPROVAL,
aaa Arturo yigna, who VIII conduct
49, salt Lake concert, has been hailed
~ ore of the greatest directors the
.,rv has ever seen. An idea OF the
.,noss that has been done by the
mnonv may be found in the state
,a,n, from one of the Chicago papers
,s., al records at the Auditorium were
lien during the week the Metropoll-
,,nvas there. The receipts were more
man $4,000 And this is true of other
,,lss Records have been broken
everywhere.
The Tabernacle programs follows
overture, III Barblere di Siyiglia,"
,..,..........,,,. Rossini
conrled Metropolitan Orchestra.
Aria, Jerusalem CPaulus'D bonn,
......,....,.,.,n, Mendelssohn
Miss Bella Alien.
Meditation, ave Maria, 49,"
,,...,.....o,.-n Bach-Gounod
Nine. De Macchi.
h) Prelude, lie Deluge,' ,..,'.'..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Saint-Saens
solo violin, Mr. Nahan Frankie.
Oh La Fleuse (orch. by 10. Gu
fraud) ...,,..,,,..,Me ndelssohn
Conried Metropolitan Orchestra.
Aria, ia Perle du Bresil," ...F David
Miss Bella Alien.
Aria, "Bel Raggio" (Semiramide)
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Nine. De Macchi.
Coro V. Penslero C"Nabucco'O. Verdi
Metropolitan Opera House Chorus.
Intermission.
Rossinis "Stabat Mater"
@) Introduction C'Stabat Mater
Dolorosa'D -r.",,,.,,,",, '',,
Mines Nordca and Homer; Mn.
Dippel and Gourmet.
10 Aria, "Cujus Amman" Mr.. Dippel
(c) Duet, "Qul est Homo, ...,.,,.
,,..,... Mines. Nordica and Homer |
NJ Aria, PRO Pecattls,". Mr.. Journet |
tel Aria and chorus, Ella Mater"
...........Mr. Journet and chorus |
IN Quartet "sancta Mater Istud
Agas,. .,,,,,.,s,,,,,.,',,s,' |
Mines, Nordlca and Homer; Nm.
DIPPED and Gourmet.
IA Cavatina, Fac ut Portam,"..,
L,...,.......,..,... Nine. Homer |
hl Aria and chorus, "Innamma-
tus"...M Mime. Nordica and chorus |
% Chorus, "In sempiterna saecu-
Ia, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .s''s''..'''
Conductor Mr.. Arturo vigna,
II vii be long before the echoes Of the |
strains Of the Savage Opera company |
ole away from our ears. No theatrical |
or musical event of late years created |
50 deep an impression in this city, and 4
few have been greeted with more APP
probation Something of the old-time
furore that many people thought II was |
no longer possible to arouse In Salt |
Lake audence--the sort of enthusiasm
that Emma Abbotts first visit created, |
when she gave us a splendid round of
singers, headed by Tagllapietra, Cam |
IObellO, and others--was evident during |
oil the performances. and especially |
after the finished presentation OF La |
Boheme.' The patronage that Salt i
Lake gave the Savage company, especi-
ally In the Lenten season, a period par
tlcularly dreaded by managers In other |
cities, encourages The belief that we |
shall have an annual visit from this |
fine aggregation,
The visit OF the Savage company wit
messed reunion OF several old-time /
friends, Mr., Goff, the baritone, and |
Miss Rennyson, the soprano, We're fell
low students at the New England con-
telvatory Of music with Arthur Shep- |
herd, and they had several pleasant |
visits, recalling the old student days.
Mr. Wegener and H. ID. II. Thompson |
OF ms city were school poys together, |
ana they, too, had a pleasant exchange |
OF "reminiscences Mr., Sheehan, the |
tenor, and Mr. Thompson were also |
friends, Miss Reta Newman. while |
studying music abroad, became ac-
quainted with Mrs. Teresa Werner and |
MIS- Judge Smith of Salt Lake, and |
was entertained by these ladies' during |
her stay, while Lorenzo Engberg, who |
played the clarinet IN the orchestra, Is !
himself an old Salt Laker, his brother |
EpnTalm being employed at Din
Woodeys,
The social committee of the UNIVERSE |
Y club is arranging for musicale az
me club late In the week, and Miss |
nerkhoel, Prof Mcclellan, MIR. Dougall, |
At Weihc aud other local artists are |
aoWn for numbers.
mis-, MISS Berkhoel scored great hit Last
MVluay evening, at the Agriculturai |
college concert In Logan. she had To |
received.
conductor Arthur Shepherd is at
w. "S'a Oh the program and on the scores
eks.,ne next ana iinal symphony Or |
on concert OF the season. lie IL |
w. ~, 'ne lookout for more vlollns, to sven
We string section.
~ ane week has been quiet one with
mo ~ wcal music houses, both IN lnstru-
"'n's and sheet music.
ha tneIe IS strong effort being made TO |
Is, ', music Included among the regular
rc, VI studies IN the high school; the |
ilon uiat thls city has wide reputa.
moyemo "a musical center is helping tho
her =, Wetzel has increased the NUM-
parips 'ol'ees IN the operetta she is pre-
H. W., 10 30, and is after 10 or is moro.
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