Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16

Emile Suurat. the famous ViOlnist,
VIII make a short concert tour this sea-
son under the direction OF William X.
Iiegted, manager of the Chicago Mu-
sical college, his first appearance will
be I'm Philadelphia as sOlOist with the
Philadelphia orchestra. the dates be-
ing oct % and rs. IT Is likely that
after participating in two or three con-
certs in the east Mr.. Sauret win make
brief tour OF the west going To the
Pacific coast This gifted artist has
not been heard in the west for some
time and announcement Of his coming
is sure to create lively interest among
music lovers.
one of Tchaikoysliys operas. "PIQe
Dame II in the list of novelties to be
produced az Milan during the next sea-
son, which begins ON Dec. &c. This
opera was first produced at st. Peters
burg in 1880. and subsequently became
very popular I'm Russia. 1t is based
on Puschkin's novel bearing the same
name and consists Of three acts and
seven tableauX. Other new operas to
be heard in Milan are Alfredo Cata-
lanes '1.oreley,' "rhe InsureCtion."
by Alfano, and ia Figila az Jorio'
biased on D'Annun2o's dram0), by
FranChetti. There viii also be seen a
new Japanese ballet "Day-Sln,' by
Bratesi and Maneuco.
Marie Hall the famous English vIo-
llniste, who il coming 20 this country,
next winter for a concert tour under
he management Of Henry Wofsohn. Is
TO be the recipient of an unusual honor
from her fellow -countrymen ana Wu-
men BY public subscription a famous
Guernarlus violin, worth 1000 guineas,
VIII be presented to the young artist,
who Is the first instrumental performer
Of great merit that England has pro-
duced I'm nearly a century The violin
will be presented to Miss all at her
last public concert IN London. previous
TO her sailing Tor this country next
month, for which concert her famous
teacher SeNCik. is coming to London
from Prague to conduct the orchestra.
De Wolf Hopper told the audience at
the Hyperion thelter New Haven,
that their appreciation OF "Happyland"
at Its premiere was Ike Balm Of
Gilead,' Eighteen cncores In the first
act had been scored by the company.
giving Frederic Ranken and Reginald
De Hoven the assurance that they
have succeeded I'm producing a comic
opera OF legitimate character. Their
plan TO write a tuneful and bright
piece, without a surplusage Of gags"
and eVtrava CANA, seems to have been
well executed, sharing houors with Mr..
Hopper who was the main life OF the
action and the comedy. was Margaret
Clark, as Sylvia. daughter Of King
Ecstaticus The fanciful conspiracy to
palm of a daughter az prince IN an
international royal marriage gave her
role that was difficult.
r. W. Courtlaune, the well known
Portland composer and pianitt has
composed a festival overture. GLORIOUS
America" which win be played at the
Lewis and Clark exposition by Ellery's
band. Those vino have heard the over
ture speak In the highest terms Of lts
musical beauty, II Is written IN Ave
parts and contains these movements.
THE Birth OF George Washington"
Martha Washington" "a Prayer
Victory and Liberty" The Port
land Board Of Trade Journal recently
printed an article on Mr. Courtienues
musical work In this city, and stated.
"Mr Courtienne is not only pianist
of excellent reputation but he Is a
thorough. educated musician. and hls
high reputation as an artist Is a guar
nntce that whatever he undertakes
viii be artistic in the fullest sense Of
that term.
Baby Lorraine, Of New York city. as
pretty n girl ~ 6 years "a one could
hope 10 meet anywhere. Is 20 be tho
sensation or some coming grand opera
season, according To the reports OF
numerous musical critics. Her voice ia
described az q contralto Of wonderful