Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21
Music and
Musicians.

, HE Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION proposes TO give SEMI
monthly musicals In the audi
torium during the winter
,rtbs The first OF these series
r,u be given Thursday evening,
Nov 9. and special rates win be given
.,er,bers of 4he Y. NJ. c, A. and music
st,dents Of this city. Teachers win
no supplied with special tickets for
,bolr pupils, and It is hoped will be
Interested IN the movement, as II Is be-
lIeyed they viii be assisted in their
,7etnictlon through the opportunities
,gorded their pupils by these recltals.
1be artists engaged for the first con-
cert are: Miss Sybella White Clayton,
,i,nlst: Hugh w. Dougall, baritone
claude ]. Nettleton, violinist. and Miss
Emily Larsen. soprano. The manage
rsnt Of tho muslcales has been plac-
cd IN the hands Of Fred c. Graham.
Miss Ethel Connolly. for some time
The pupil OF Prof. j. j. Mcclellan, and
oreaDist Of the Twelfth ward choir
lss been appointed organist OF the
central Christian church of this city.
Miss Connolly Is an accomplished mu-
stefan. and began her duties last sun
daN
Prof Mcclellan leaves for Boise, |
Ida. tomorrow night, TO give an organ |
recital in the First Methodist church. |
This IS tho second recital given by |
this artist In the Boise church the first |
having been IN February last when |
over 200 people paid admission to |
hear him. A full house is assured |
for this event also. Prof. Mcclellan |
win give many recitals outside the |
state the coming winter.
Prof. Wetzell has resigned his APP
pamtment ms instructor Of music at
The Y. NJ. c. A. as the time require
lrents IN public school work are such
that he can not very well attend to
the demands of the association work,
so Fred Graham has been appointed
10 mn the vacancy by Prof French, di-
rector OF the educational and spiritual
work Of the association, Mr.. Graham
began Wednesday evening, He found
a specially promising bass voice IN j.
~. NN0Vit Jpu"b ANHluNHt VI ll'o |
CIV
An entertainment Is scheduled for
next Wednesday evening In Ogden for
the benefit Of Robert McEwan who has
been very III since last December.
Mrs. Martha Royle King begins tho
first N her studio vocal recitals next
Tuesday evening, In her Commercial
club building studio.
MIS- J.. r. Carlsons pupils gave an
enjoyable piano recital last Tuesday
evening. IN Beesley music hall where
he youthful performers did creditable
work. They were assisted by Miss
Edith Kingsbury and Miss Lillian
Hudson. both OF whom gave pleasing
vocal solos, the former singing Songs |
Ny Mother Taught Me" DVomlD, the |
A'te, - Love Thee (Greg). Those
rho gave plano solos, rejecting credit
Jpon themselves and their teacher.
were the Misses Clara Letter, Eva Ise-
nan, Nellie Pugsley, Blanche Casady, |
Marion Hooper Irma Sims. Bessie LET
ler Lucille Horton, Beth Larson La
Rue Thomas, Claire Kelly Vera Ell
dredge, Jean Hayward, Vera Kim
ball. Irene Kelly.
The Jewish Temple has an excellent
choir including Mrs. Edward Moore,
Miss slgrd Petersen. Robert II. sid
0oway, and Charles Kent, with Miss
Pearl Rothschild as organlst.
The Utah ladies' quartet will sing
81 Park city next month.
The Orpheus club finds the immediate
outlook the most promising In It's his
tory The club has a vocaliaaton OF
81 men already, with perhaps 10 more
20 come. An outline has been prepared
for the seasons work, and as the or
sanitation is not a money making af-
iair the members are looking with {
more confidence for public appreciation
and support. All the money that Is
subscribed for the club IL expended
ir bringing out fine talent, and the
greater the subscriptions the better
allie win the management be TO bring
to this city desirable attractions.
The Masonic quartet comprising !
Mrs Edward Moore, sopranos Miss
Agatha Berkhoel, contralto; Fred era \
ham, tenor; and j. willard Squires,
hasso. is busy rehcarslng FOR The semi
annual meeting of the Mystic shrine,
which takes place Wednesday, Oct. %. ,
The music Is In charge OF Prof a. II. :
Peabody p,
David Mann Instructor 0f music az 4,
the b. ). academy. at Logan, ~ plan /
mig for a series OF concerts during the /,
school year. The following artists are .
expected to assist Mrs. Emma Ram
tey-Murris. Mrs. Lizzie Thomas-Ed- +
ward Miss Agatha Berkhoel, Hugh !
bougall Fred Graham, Horace Ensign ;
W. O. Give, g. ID. Schettler Charles ,
Kent and others. =
The Liberty stake choir enjoyed a
me rehearsal last Wednesday erening
qua good music is ensured for the
stake conference tomorrow. /
Hugh Dougan sang last evening, at Y
hpr,ngyllle, for the Federation OF Wo- 7
mems clubs delegates. O
Travelling men report steadily In r
treasng demand out IN the country | "
lul especially in mining camps, Tor the X
talking machines, which afford a great v
deal Of entertainment However, trashy d
music and "nigger minstrel" mono
loYu.s and dialogues seem to be the Of
classics demanded by the majority
OF rural purchasers. {
Ia
lhD Monday Musical club will meet /.
iw. Monday evening, I'm the studio
OF Miss Celia Sharp, when the French 4
composers viii be taken up, played ana ! II
discussed. The meeting viii be held
tnoltIy after p m. a
81.
=, Flol Petersen is much gratihed with Z
". progress made by the All Hallows | n
s,'llluy band Of 20 pieces. and a. Civ d
lE special attention to developing the
M'ik ~ the clarinet section. The or
le.l" " 10 pieces viii be organized