Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-01

AHE nHN"S - 49,,
7 symphony ORCHESTRA was con-
,s.,ohlv aatated when the an
no,,rcement was made that the
.nn, would commence daily mat
. ols M, week As eight or 10 OF rrot'
lne'' LIS instrumentallsts are in the
sne ,.,,r, orchestra. the symphony peo-
o'p" IN n dilemma over their next
pc "" h,,ed for the afternoon OF thc
CON-, ,.S when Hekklng is to be the s'ar
r,% ,,rr,er Manager Spencer laid tne
W''e frankly before the Orpheum
' u. and a concession was generous
s :, ~sde BY which the orchestra VIII De
..aa In time to take part IN the
symphony orchestra concert when g,
s'ars At 4 o'clocb Not only this but
.' oypheum management ten
Wv me use of their house for
S Ssmsuony orchestra concert at any
lime that IT might be needed
Salt Lake Is 10 use IA
.,sy,.t m Joseph Truella OF parls, iua'
oas been studying under frol' Mc-
pgl,sn for the last three years MI
, Srsa has made rapid and satisiac-
lIu'ra ogress so tnat he feels able 10
log s,a - 10 his home and open studio
lv'v ~ avn account and dcvote all OF
~ ,,n,e 10 teacning ana further study.
w ", t W. been assistant Instructor with
~ Mcclellan, and goes TO his new
ssra ~ iabor with the best wishes or
A. NV friends, and the reputation
ssJ and enthusiastic worker IN the
musical vineyard
:, viev of the MacDowell benefit
.n..r,s 70 be held here as well as In
wsny other parts Of the Union. II may
X n interest TO note that a columbia
raaua,e who recited to him Tor Two
49,. ana took her highest stand IN
n department.. lives in this city, In.
Nh. Emily c. Jessup, mezzo soprano
vnplo Cogorza the baritone who
,s~sr,y sang I'm this city, expresses
h. Hkng for western audiences who
ds.irr 10 get the most possible out'of
wbs, the singer has to give. They
ar hungry for music, and he says, you
AM fool them, for they are intensely
human and desire to be appealed to,
Thu nev Methodist organ is practi-
,,Ily completed. and will be dedicated
Dec. 7. with the artist from Kansas
City officiating
Nine. Nordica is reported as having
zone to southern England to find relief
from influenza.
Applications for membership In the
| hstIval chorus are coming in rapidly,
Vi from present indications the re-
Hfsd number Of singers win have
hh obtained long before rehearsals
Wn1ence Those In charge OF the
fsiyal believe this chorus win be one
q Tie best organizations of It's kind
rr "otten together IN this city. Great
| n'e Is being taken In selecting voices.
'agsrs have been invited from the
uhous vocal organizations OF the city
I'D all our leading vocal teachers are
nOmmending their best pupils, The
ls oi singers viii he published later.
ne scores have been ordered, and the
tnt rehearsal will be held, Monday
| eenng, Jan. !,
The Instrumentation of Leoncavallo's
trthestra consisted of eight first vio-
ln,, eight second violins, three violas.
three ceilos. three stringed BASES 0t
could have stood q fourth very welD,
enc cornet, two trumpets, four French
loInk, three valve trombones, two
aales two ohOes, two clarinets. three
OlisNons, one harp, and three men In
w percussion battery. Ii has been
OoIlced that foreign bands and orches-
iss seem TO fight shy of slide from
k0es While it is claimed that foreign
VpmoOne players do not catch onto"
w lnlrlcaei1s of the slide. they claim
hN able to get better tone out OF
valve Instrument There are Amer
" players who will scoff at such {.
hi.
'Gallsts are said to be the easiest
F'ons In the world to catch cold, and
moro sensitive the vocal cords,
more frequent and severe do the
@ls become 1t is, however, claimed
m cod can be entirely avoided by
a.s lhese precautions, viz, On rising
tne morning, battle the neck, shout
~ ana arms I'm cold water, and rub
W vigorously With a crash towel;
Nsglse oallsthenics daily, bundle up
nrn, and carry a muffler or skull cap
a"n When obliged to sit In u draft;
~, zee that the feet are entirely pro-
su nom damp and kept warm. like
, W. wear warm gloves. These pre-
n.uVhs are easily observed, and will
"'a'hly prove etiicaclous.
- ws san Francisco fire, the musi-
sm OF the Metropolitan Opera House
Eahy lost their instruments. Many
Wy 'lohhs were old and impossible
,p.ace' There were lost II violins,
uo.as' three 'cellos and four bass
.sre.entlng with the bows, a value
ns.a' 'll,Vn Nine Sembrich has ar
Na 70 distribute the money which
"a Week or so.
hwr.. mus clans posted as to why
n Ios ialled to appear In concert
slnla Ahgeles, Will wink a knowing
hm az the following explanation
mia washington letter relative to a
~e national capital. ~
ra,A,1aor ls OF rumors are afloat I'm
kb,,r.ns,oh over the failure Of Morltz
New Va. 10 give his recital at tho
,Oo, Nssuonal theater Yesterday after
Ros,,Ai was officially announced that
bMs was suffering from an injury
fotess' NUMB =, but there are those who
hIns NO 70 believe that there was some
tspt him ,l an injured thumb that
ngsssruu rom Keeping his Washington
hing ~a Just what this some
MI, hn vas no one wanted 10 vouch-
la, ssen, 'nere We're knowing winks
''ned to speak Volumes
ne" 81" popular demand for Gold s,or.
laels continues. 80 that the local
I'm. ~ n,e experiencing strenrona
ardly AN. " Milling orders. There is
p.rs wni telling when the manufae-
las ON Vaten up on their back or.
as Got miking machine company
fi'cya,ors"" ~ ,ne entire opera OF ri
Ne rscss and the discs are now IN
'cu,e 81 a prominent Ioca, m,,sic
y solo, "sg include overture, chorus
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