Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-02

1-HE symphony orchestra-orpheus
club concert is to go over t''
o,,or the holidays. II had been
s.1 that the event should occur Dec
49,, the multiplicity of calls on inc
n.,rumentalists rendered proper re-
"",rsals impossible, hence the post
ponement'
e. Marks Cathedral choir has been
s'' ,sing for Il month on Christmas
pps,c under the direction OF hsr'
nus't1i and Organist A. II. Peapouy'
sche' an unusually fine Christmas sun
Sav program Is promised
No., w A. Wetzell is preparing a
s,nr 10 be sent to the pubic schooi
snhers relative to giving proper at
a,tnn TO the development OF SENSE
rvthm An adequate appreciation
rythmic accent Is necessary III oruel
W Interpret music properly, anu lts
.vl,ivation with the young, Proi: wet
,eI saws. can not be too urgently eih-
phasized.
willard Weihe conductor OF the Or
o,nn theater orchestra, has gone to
Rpn,cago 10 secure suitable supply OF
n,msicol scores. The personnel OF the
nrrhestra will be as follows: willard
WsIhe and Willard Youngdale, first
,',otins, All. Masterson. second violin;
~ NIidgley, viola; Chris. Jesperson,
.,rIng bass: John Smith. flute, Walter
SINS clarinet; G. A. Mollerup, cornet;
~ II Daniels, trombone; Del Beesley,
Srums II Will be noticed that the
usual piano Is entirely eliminated,
Something, which It is claimed, Is be-
,ng aimed at In all large theater or
cbestras. The Orpheum orchestra IN
cndes some OF the best known instru-
nentalists in the city, several OF them
being old Salt Lake Theater stand
bys,' .ss
An instrumental quartet has been or
sanlzed by four Salt Lake young Ia
dies. which Is already doing good work.
The personnel is, Miss Marjorie Brooks,
Miss Theresa Radcliff and Miss Helen
Hartley, violinists, and Miss Miriam
Brooks, piano accompanied.
The Monday Musical club Will hold
Ms next meeting Tuesday evening, in
stead OF Monday. The club Will meet
IN Miss Sharp's studio, and devote the
evening to American composers,
Music houses report an Increased de-
mand for talking machine records,
which are going in all directions.
Mrs. l.. C. Miller will give AN organ
recital next Tuesday evening, In the
First Congregational church, assisted
by Mr.. Hugh Dougall, the baritone.
He ia to give two vocal numbers, with
Miss Judith Evans as piano accompa-
mist. Mrs. Miller will entertain her
friends, after the program. at an ele-
CANT luncheon in the church parlors.
Prof. j. ]. Mcclellan has been pre-
sented by the Kimballs OF Chicago with
very fine, full. parlor grand piano,
which Is now In his studio. and Of
which he is Justly proud
Prof. Mcclellan will give an organ
recital IN the First Methodist church
OF Grand Junction, Colo, on the even
ing OF Dec. IL, assisted by vocal talent
from Denver.
One Of the musical events Of the
week was the musical treat given the
inmates of the state prison by Miss
Nora Gleason, organist OF Sc, Mary's
cathedral, and her singers. The con-
ycts enjoyed the visit very much.
The second concert I'm the series given
BY local talent IN the Y. NJ. G. A. au-
dtorium, will be held next Thursday
evening. The participants are Miss
Celia Sharp, pianist; Miss Agatha
Berkhoel, contralto; II. $. Ensign,
baritone; w. j. Flashman. flute. The
program Is choice one, and those who
attend are sure Of an enjoyable and
profitable evening.
The Ollphant sisters, vocalsts, who
have Travelled in many countries, will
sing for the Y. M. G. A. at tomorrow
afternoons meeting.
The First Baptist choir will sing to-
morrow morning, Spohr's anthem, "As
Pants the Heart"