Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

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,,onositlon Of a musical festlva'
in 's,ne we'll in this city ana c'rca'a-
y SS'ss .,,nscription lists are meeting
~. y, pleasant reception A',' :" CO. w.,
riin ,,srs on the first paper are Gov
spose'' ..,,.r Colonel r. G, Weber a.
sror v. c. Nelson, r. $. Camp
" n spencer, D. $. Spencer W. A.
~ !. george squIres william, lila spry'.
WIi's salisbury. e. d. II, Thompson
:. Iosephs. Prof Petersen, J. j.
. Ian R, ". paynes. W. j. Horne !, e., C.
.n''S D. W. James, George F. Felt
.rr Sg.d Anderson, and many others
ursh Dougall IL preparing to
nv, cong recital at Beaver, Utah,
Nv y, in fine month. lie will be assisted
y" ,,,.oa punham and other local
nlsnt,
-, n sehetter is organizing a iadles
, y and mandolin club Of 10 mem
hers.
uesrwagen, representing the
w IN organ company of Chicago,
hnsaM an in town this week consulting
aas V,,sbilsct c. NJ. Neuhausen rela-
WIN me organ proposed for the new
wv VA cathedral. The size of this
Ssu ,nV,rent Is expected TO be large
n ln..o manual one costing $4,000.
vs. Nora Gleason has organized a
IA, n and mondoiln club from 10 of her
rpls
- Davnes. Jr. manager OF the
s,.,,, Music company, left today.
msinoss trip to Chicago and New
yrk 10 be gone some time.
tn.al music houses report an in
.e,sing demand for operate scores as
,,s onera season draws near. There
Y ala a steady sale Of such scores
4, teachers need In their studios for in
auctlon.
Rsnamaster Nichols Of Ogden Is con-
siiered as having organized the best
Military concert band Ogden has ever
mai with 30 men under his baton.
The directors Of the Orpheum Thea
Ter Will meet tomorrow, to consider
the proposition from Held's band for
The use OF the theater during the fall
and winter season for Sunday evening
concerts, such as In years past have
been given IN the Grand Theater.
The music section of the Ladies' Lit
ersry club Is holding its meetings In the
studio Of Mrs. W. a. Wetzell. The
studio has been enlarged, and can hold
now quite company Of singers. Tho
section has a number Of unusually fine
sopranos.
trhur Peterson left Wednesday
evening for New York city where he
VII remain one year studying the vio-
ln and will then go to Europe for fur
AT study When the talented young
lNT turns to Salt Lake he will be a
'Etsa performer
ne new Richards street rink will
have band Of IL musicians, and the
NSle nir grounds rink the same num-
pH The large building AT the fair
goands Will be utilized for skating.
Alfred Best. the tenor who last sea-
IN toured with the Savage Opera Co.
u Y conjunction with Fred Midgley,
NaNhisl al the Salt Lake Theater, ,
ONned studios over the Beesley Music
soIe' where they VIII receive pupils
+" piOnh and voice instruction.
pr9t Peterson has reconstructed the
n hallows college band, which has
~N 20 musicians with more TO come
h"r as they are found proficient.
frot Wetzell Is very busy visiting
he schools where the teachers are new
H 1 aot acquainted with his methods. |
" y doing very well with the new Y.
- y A. vocal quartet, the first tenor
Y Vs, snom IS young man of consider.
aole promise.
a. auslcal America OF New York notes
e organization OF the Salt Lake |
y'p,,pnony orchestra, and the addition |
'aules 10 Its list OF performers.
MISS Esther Allen, professor OF music |
! sordon academy. considers. Ysaye |
,s1,a greatest Of living violinists. Jo-
'nu 90 longer holds the honor, as he |
~ % old and his fingers so swollen
~, ~ rheumatism that he can not ex-
Nv Nv WIN any degree of facility. Miss |
asr auended a great many recitals |
XIV berhn Symphony orchestra, and !
WA mat the musicians were so over I
n rio tnel at times they appeared
- t@y without life or animation--in |
"se.., rag gone stale. for they were
''Vlaslmgly at IT,"
crusade Is shortly to he started In
,,n,.,a1N against so-called vocal in |
,,.s V's whose methods are consid-
~ INJURIOUS to physical conditions,
Iss,. Vu musicians will be sent as stu
49, study with teachers who have
lareo unuer suspicion. and their evil |
NV" y, VIII be used IN the endeavors |
n 'e ,s legislation which will COM
6s INSTRUCTORS to obtain licenses for
II, pursuit Of their calling. II Is
ma i"sa mat many voices are ruined |
o a- sScal chords paralyzed by the in |
,uacts instruction given by musical |
n,ss1 music lovers have been guar
OFF, 4 series Of symphony orchestra
,rr Ss,s Tor the coming season, az the
als a' ,sn association has agreed to |
"e necessary funds.
, IA Flrst Presbyterian church choir !
!" W Photographed.
NJ. -,
,org s,, = lorence Allen. daughter of ex-
uros 's.Ssnlan Allen of this city. has re-.
MI y, rom Europe and IL musical |
L~ " INC Cleveland Plaindcaler. Miss
~, , graduate OF Western RE-
s,s, , eSllege and a very talented mu-