Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-27

Mr Dean as Valentine, and Miss New
man az Slebel. Friday evening in La
Boheme" we are again to see Mr.. Shee-
han, the high tenor, Mr.. Goff. the bar
i,one Mr.. Bennett, and Mr.. Parker,
while Miss Rennyson will have the part
Of Mimi, Miss Albright appearing as
Musette. Saturday evening In "Rigo-
letto,' the title role, the baritone. Is to
be carried by Mr.. Goff: Mr.. Sheehan
will play the duke, and Mr.. Bennett
the bass. while the new soprano, Miss
Florence Easton, will sing the soprano
role, Glda. saturday evening Tam
hauser" will be presented, with Mr..
Wegner, the tenor, in his old part, Miss
Dean as Wolfram, Mr. Cranston as the
Landgrave, Miss Newman as Elizabeth.
and Miss Crawford as Venus.
Mr.. Alfred Best, the Salt Lake tenor.
will sing three times, having the Sec
ond tenor roles In "LaBoheme," "Rigo-
letto," and "Tannhauser," his best
part being in the last named work, In
which he has the role of Walter, one
Of the singing Ministries.
0peratic scores have taken a sudden
jump In local favor, and are selling
quite well. At the same time the popu-
lar demand for trashy music and rag
time generally. has not abated.
Mrs. Kings pupils will meet next
Monday night ut her studio TO study
over the operas that are to be pre-
ssnted In this city by the Savage Opera
company,
The All Hallows college orchestra Is
ABOUT to take up for special study. a
selection from Tanhauser The junior
section or the college band has made
such gratifying progress that the two
sections can be put together shortly,
and high grade Of work taken UP.
Inc salt Lake Theater orchestra has
Teen strengthened by the addition OF
ar; Rees as double bass, Schettler,
,lonh sims, Jr., clarinet, and thinner
man cornet. The orchestra is In
Snarge OF Prof. Petersen while Mr..
ehepherd Is In the east.
froi. Anton Petersen has composed a
uirge IN G minor and dedicated ''To an
american Hero" Hall Columbia, is
introduced In the trio. The publication
VI uhe composition will be awaited with
much interest. $500 Wv"
manager A. s. Zimmerman of Held.s
.ana' mas returned from a three weeks
wy 10 New York. He says he has been
suleted with the highest grade ~
mnuslc, and that the work of the Roston
,ymphony orchestra TO which he lie.
sened In New York. was .he f,nss, no
nsu ever heard, There were 90 artists
vtol,ns oIsanizatlon, including IL first
bass"s isn't cellos and eight strlnged
ooncsr, mr. zimmerman also attended
pbonv s tNen Dy the New York SYM
nen. very hne body of
puS 1e music music readers generally used in
lain too sVnoois' Prof. Wetzell finds con-
Aas Me- oo lhuch Irrelevant matter, and no
out all u. considerable pains 10 cut
salt I. aueh from books used in The
; 'a'' Lake schools. ~ "e
s,,n ny complimentary remark y, mr. n
lsS holl on the intelligence arh,h
thrd.y the Salt Lake puhIic snhn,,
Zen, a m song work. was r,o,n,,,.
letts. ,hound to the teachers In a c,rc,,,a,.
Couragoy, supervisor Wetzell. az an on.
Ing the chI,S Inc teachers are notify
cschs hundred people came ao..
when rho Mn TO hear Held's band |
srs associa ,heTehants & Manufactur,
to Lossn ION delegation went throuah |
there bn, II was not intended 10 nism
crowd a,, we sudden appearance 81 a., 4,
vIatjon " f their inslstence made 1ne
thing d rom the proposed ordar wy,
well oeislraole' The musicians ,o o
sorrel, VeVed. The band was we,e
Honse entertained al the in au
plsyea ~ Logan, and tho saian,th
~ we're appreciated. s''ohs
preparing , so Of the orpheus olub mr.,
be giyen Az, their concert which 10 ~
ruary ana the latter part Of EehD
for secur," u arrangements arc rnaL,nr
the outslss some noted attractIon srn,s
the lntaras; The good Attendance ~
Weekly s' shown by member a., ahu
'sals are encouraging ~
meeting this week oftba Mo.a,