Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-20

"a ,,muany, and every indication
l l r,lnts TO a season which, both
,n, artistic and box office stand
.,,nt ,aill Tar exceed last years en-
cement. sayage's orchestra this
~or ,cill be Increased to 10 men, which
nesns that part Of the parquet Sec
zion win have to be given Up to the
,u.icians. Some OF the Instrumental
sts as well as the chorus are recruited
from slyages company which last
YEAR made so much fame playing Par
siiai.
Some changes have been made in tho
,astof the salt Lake operas Mr.. Shee-
san Vpl sing the part OF The Duke In
"Rieolctto at The matinee. instead Of
All Rest but that gentleman Will be
I,en good opportunities In the second
,enor roles of "Tannhauser, La
poheme' and one other opera. All four
M sayages tenors viii thus be heard
IN Salt Lake-MacLennan In Faust,
sneenan IN "LaBoheme" and "Rgolet-
10 Wegner in "Tannhauser" and Best
IN the second roles
DR.. O. Stanley Hail, the noted edu-
Gator. watched with nUerest, willis
here the work Of the public school chill
dren In music, and expressed his pleas
ure at the thoroughness Of their work.
The fact that they knew all of thu
stanzas In the songs they sang, inn
pressed the doctor, and he called atten-
ton tothe fact thai the great fault with
song instruction of children generally
throughout the country was that they
knew only one or two stanzas of
song, and when II came to singing n
song entirely through. they would be
all at sea, For instance, the first and
perhaps second stanzas of America"
are familiar, but how many know the
remainder? Prof. Wetzel is q stickler
on this thing, and is seeing to 1t that
the Salt Lake school children are ac-
quainted with n song before leaving IL.
and that they learn to sing IL, not mere
ly BY note. but from the heart, IN Il
way that shows they understand what
they are doing.
John Held has been appointed musi-
cal director OF Che Salt Palace asso-
citation, recently incorporated, and will
have a. band of % men to furnish mu-
sic for the bicycle track, and an or
chestra OF seven men for the indoor
music next season.
In the schedule of Wednesday after.
noon talks and readings at the Univer-
sity. the following musical lectures will
be given by Prof. Coop: Jan. "a.
Church Music" illustrated: March Z,
Folk Songs" illustrated; April 4,
Richard Wagner" Illustrated; May
20 natipaa u,natoa1 h,y the ,t,lo,,.
Mr.. Baxter, the baritone, will be the
soloist at tomorrow mornings service
In the First Presbyterian church. There
VIII be anthem singing by the choir in
the evening.
Jennie Stranger. a noted
reader and entertainer, late OF Chicago.
has decided to make Salt Lake her
nome. This lady has booked with the
Fred G. Graham Music Bureau for pro-
iessional engagements, and will be
heard a; the Unity club concert Friday
evening. Jan. 26.
ProL W. c. Give is In receipt OF num-
erous complimentary notices, both
written and printed, about his compo-
sltlon, "a Melody In A." The Chicago
Musical papers are saying handsome
thlngs about Il.
Inc 18th Infantry band has in
creased It's membership to 3S men,
Whlch number will be further in
creased to As at an early date. Among
.le new Instruments to be added will
oe second oboe, and two more bias.
soohs besides the one now in use
uue VI the new bassoons will be n
eohuatsgotte; and next month will
ee an r Hat clarinet added. Mr.,
s nUaH VINO was playing contra bass
anu SOLO cornet player from Jack.
son Mich, named Porter. has ioIned
she Dand. Two tympanies and a
eouole set Of drums have been sent
lVh, san Francisco, so that when tho
Dalu mas been reorganized with the
nc" ana tull Instrumentation, II will
cert music. o''
hs'auager a. ). Zimmerman OF Held's
uahG writes from New York the pleas-
po ne Experienced In listening To the
wuvsloh symphony orchestra, and the
psuopolltan Opera company I'm La
,noheme, the cast of the opera jnclud-
rs ntuDflcn, Caruso and Gamma nnri
mr. Zimmerman says he got the worth
VI his money. -
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prof Joseph Anderson. the nian,st
WIPED MS piano to Los Angeles this
week and viii go tAIther himself as
ne Is confident that the opening the rs
,Or musical talent can moi he sur.
passed anywhere. Los Angeles has y
resident population OF 2Ooooo a n" q
Ui on population, it is clajms a.'u "a
, rVvvOo more. Prof. Anderson vii, he
y fears and has established an envio ,%e
reputation. " ''''''o
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MAJ Az 81 Mary's cathedral. II o,clocls
c iIdS,, tomorrow morning Prof w V ~
on o,'Vss Melody in A." wlll he n M 81;
a. N, tne violin by Edward Fitzpatrick
s ssr ,ne 0ifortory; and the mass s 70 'I he
DuSgbo wl'l be the 81, Cecilia, with r.. G.