Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11

r..ison last Monday nlghl MI
ea'ncer and Mr. Shepherd OF the
,,, Take symphony orchestra closed
. 80" with him by which ne IS
H'a ,,,,ln over In salt Lake TO be the
" ~ fine next symphony concert
y, r,rlson's success was so emphatic
w., the orchestral managers felt sure
"" .onld prove big drawing card
ne ,,W,bt their patrons. In the mean
anu Ar carlson win sing in Ogden
uI' provo but viii return to Boston
a"1 after his Salt Lake APP
Tso detrimental soloist at the same
.,rt will be Prof John j. McClel"
wv ca that an event Of rare interest Is
S ,~, In the orchestra's third APP
pearance' e..
A., interest that surprises many VINO
20 mad the management OF Taber-
,,o concerts is being manifested III
o,sritir concert TO be given on the
t.rlrg of April 4 by the Conned
Sfotr,nolitau opera company or New
vi AppIicatlons for seats have been
-ern,ltted at the music store or the
r,rstensen & Arson company on MAN
s,rsst since Monday last and many
o,ts bnye been reserved for patrons.
Wien II is remembered that the con-
,art K still practically two months
Nstant 1t becomes apparent that the
merit Of the attraction Is generally
Rnt Efforts are stil under way to
irnrovs the program as published IN
The Saturday News OF last week. II
has been found that it VIII hardly be
nossible TO secure Caruso, the greatest
tenor in the world for this concert
because Of the fact that he must open
IN San Francisco on the evening OF
Anr1 g. But it * entirely probable
NAT either Nine Sembrlch or Nine
Eames will be added 60 the first part.
nouiries from out Of town points
have been numerous. and there Is now
uo doubt that the Tabernacle VIII hold
a record crowd on the occasion Of this
concert. Certainly no such opportunity
have ever been offered to the musicians
and music lovers Of the inter-mountain
country
member Of the News" stan is in
receipt OF an interesting letter from DR..
AnMadoc OF Chicago IN which that
gentleman says Miss Emma Ramsey
Of salt Lake city Is a revelation i'm Chi
cacO. where she has been heard the
past week or two by some of our best
critics" He adds that the Musical
Times gives her an extended notice, in
which Il says. Miss Emma Ramsey
Of Salt lake city, Is here on a musical
visit !, would be a rare artistic treat
\ the local artists and students of the
different music schools could have the
opportunity TO listen 10 a young woman
who Is unquestionahly one Of Amerl-
cas- hes, trained dramatic sopranos. In
voice placement correct information and
warmth If expression It would be an
excel tIonal musical occasion.
IN her understanding OF musical and
literary history harmony and dramatic
singing Miss Ramsey is n finished ar
vst I'm "a personal letter from Miss
Ramsey 70 is learned that she is in
gool health. and that she has impor-
uht plans for the future almost ready
10 announce TO her friends,
The program for Helds band con-
cert tomorrow night is as follows;
Selection, THE Burgomaster" Luders
caprices. Ca) Goodbye Little Girl,
Houu-uAe .',......,,.,... Edwards
90 I'm on the Water Wagon
now ........,,,u Frank Daniels
Grand selection, "n Troyatore" Verdi
=, Prison Song and Anvil Chorus.
Ballad for comet .......... selected
d. John Held.
heemiunny on the theme eve
Won't Go Home Till Morning.
c., ',''''' ,'sss's, ,.s...,,.,,. daily
Solo for violin, Scenes de Ballet
c,'''''','' ',',,,,..,,,,,..... De Briot
signor Sardoni. accompanied by PROF
Prof shepherd
ddoreadore song from carmen. Bizet
urand overture, "Tannhauser" Wagner
ar MolyneauX Worthington. who has
booked q very large number Of mails
tnee he opened his studio in salt Lake
menus GIVING q recital at the Theator
W the near future. MIR. Wortbington
W baritone who comes with some high
concentrations from England Amon,,
yWsI testimonials which he carries I'm
tbs ~, ''e .ahes great pride, is one from
ne ldOernaclc orgaulst, Prof. i. 1. Mo
,lellah, who tells Mr. Worthinpton thot
Go,t t'Nes pleasure In recommending him
t me- os u teacher and a singer, that
ue PRODUCTION, phmsing, authoritative
ris.soS9 ana personality have alike
'''y, ,.Ilil, ana mat he regards him as
'1lU''''on To our musical forces.
MTs Agnes Osborne viii give a serlos
Nasnef muslcales on Sunday even
,l tS ~! ner studio, beginning tomorrow
,v bb nr Much pleasure Is anticipated
inc local plano trade stul keens I'm
,oror 1lo93yins shape, and collections are
-. ne name Of the Ladies' Choral socls-
~, H's neen changed to the Treble Clef
.1o' with a membership of Ri ladv W.
King u''ec'loh OIL MIS-
fl ph inc evening of the I'm M Ntorcb
. .m Nineteenth Century club Of Provo
ihe program win be The singing ~
vvsh ballads by AIRS. Martha povIc
,.nis.'. WIN Mrs, LOOMS M accom-
urs NV ana O paper on Irish art by
AK MaEulre. all Of this city. on Tho
,o m VI March Mrs. King win give
md 'i ~ l'Cltal TN one Of the Provo halls.
't., vi me 2lst, she vim conduct n re-.
ms " Ny advanced pupils at her Com
''" DOCK studio In this city.
ra dIete WIN he called meeting next
ro 'H MOI OF me local music teachers Who
'lor puposlng 10 start a state associa-
lion. ''N''"oe OF the organiza-
t %lss Emily G, Jessup il training
T,vy' Episcopal chotrs IN New YORK
n 't 1,, besides teaching several branches
V manual training.
V ,g,, 9l'te band win begin It's season
nm t,nvlN.y rehearsals on Sunday. The
, an5 'Ist' The Instrumentation OF he
,larjno,s, oelIlg steadily increased. Two
, ,sg We're lately added. and tho
'earsals, W." w used at the re-
,sn neo. . had clarinet section I'm bis
I ~, something out Of the usuai line