Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-12

1921 HERE VIII he n special pro
gram of music as part OF thu
services attendant on the oc
cupancy by the First Presbyter'
tan church OF the completed auditori'
nm corner of G and South Temple
streets one of the anthems to be sung
will be Selly's "Hark, Hark, the Lark"
arranged for mems voices, but re.
adapted to mixed choir. Mrs. An
derson will sing the tenor obligato
md Misses Wolfgang and Alenbaugli
the baritone solos. The choir Is to
occupy the regular organ gallery, and
will use the cabinet organ used IN tho
aid church for the ensuing year, by
which tima the new $500 pipe or
gan will be In position
Spccal subscriptions are being Sc
cured 10 pay for the instrument and
appoals arc being met with such II
ready response. that II will be only the
matter Of short time before the or
gan can he ordered. When the cab
met organ was moved into the new
auditorium Wednesday, its playing
failed to develop any echo, and the
over the auditorium,
Professor William Apmadoc. the
we'll known Chicago musician, has
bceu invited To be the conductor of the
ROYAL National Eisteddfod, OF Wales,
which Is To be held in the historic
Carnaryon castle, North Wales, begin
ming August 81, next. Mr. Apmadoc
would gladly have accepted the hon
or (for It certainly Is great honor
mud a high tribute To his standing as
musiciam but for the fact that he
had already engaged himself for two
Chautauquas IN Iowa In July and Aug
ust. The professor also had plans forn-
ulated for his appearance ar the Stan
ford and California universities early
IN September, having been engaged
by those institutions to give his ia
nous "Cambrian Song Romances,"
hut the ruin and devastation caused
hy the recent earthquake made his APP
pearance at the places named simply
out Of the question.
Alfred Rest concluded his season
with the Savage Opera company last
saturday night In Rochester and left
at once for Salt Lake to spend the
summer.
The Orpheus club will appear In
concert next Thursday night. at the
Y. NJ G. A., the proceeds to go to the
San Francisco association which has
been burned out OF house and home.
Miss Irene Kelly and Miss Claudia
Holt will sing a duo at tomorrow af-
ternoon's Y. NJ G. A. meeting
Mr. n, c. Dunbar will sing 30 Sal
s,arlon at iouurruw mornings mass
IN the Catholic church.
The Monday Musical club will meet
next Monday evening As usual, in the
Orpheus club rooms. with Mozart and
Beethoven as the composers FOR the
piano part of the program, Sld or
atorio for the vocal
A violin was brought into one of
the city music stores Thursday. that
the owner claimed had been picked
up on ono of the battleficlds OF the
civil war The instrument was bat
tered some, but otherwise was in good
condition.
The Oneida Stake academy COM
mencement has been postponed from
the 24th and the 18th, and the
musical part OF the program is TO be
furnished by Miss Judith Anderson
FRED Graham, Miss Irene Kelly and
victor Christopherson, all OF this city
Hold's band viii again play this
evening, In a Porch concert" on
Main street, IN front OF the Asmus-
sen building. The second Liberty
park concert will be given tomorrow,
to p. M, with a program includ-
ing selections from Faust" Brahms
hungarian Dances" the Fest" ov-
eriure' and the Wedding OF the
Winds"
The Amphlon Mems quartet was
ule OF the features IA last evenings
recital at the First Presbyterian
g p,,lrI. The first tenor is w. ID.
Mrs, Mont Ferry will sing contralto
WIN the First congregational church
cnor tomorrow morning The choir
W. WI, sing Houseley's anthem, Nearer
MY God to Thee"
The Home Operate company of this
Guy VIII make its initial appearance
~ The Mlkado" at the sixteenth
ward Music hail. May 1915 inclu-
slFo The staff Of the company in
grludos sam Spry, musical director,
~ Euna h. Coray, accompanist: Leila
lu'pson' assistant accompanist. Ern-
M, ' inangtoh, Stage manager; VIII ID.
rhllllps, business manager. The
.l9rus includes 10 sopranos, five con-
ga''os, SIX tenors, and six bassos. The
T% principals are Frank Eastman
W. ~ Phillirs, Oscar B. Evans, c. j.
man Alice Webley, Mile Williams
ana Hina h. Reid The company has
peen rehearsing diligently! and prom.
Nes 10 make favorable impression.
=. woman called at local music
Sore the other day for niece of
music she said was Silver Feet" The
mulHIzIed dealer finally found II was
''Ver Heels she was really after
;, Tho musical composers and p,b-
.Ishers are fighting the bill before Con-
hn,VSs' introduced by Representative
bonnet OF New York, to legaIize the
.Nllhg of copyrighted musical works
~ committee hearing the following
Sousa: A"'ip
loo, earnestly request that the Amer
LOU composer receive full and ado-
gnate protection for the product of his
st am, Any legislation that does not
80 nun absolute control OF what he |
y,Gdtes Is a return TO the usurpation of |
ana check on the intellectual |
N'Erlopment of our country"
n uplsners who opposed,dhe bill said |
81 dlge business was growing IN |
iinn,ough the establishment of musical |
r 81, ,, aries which advertised to rent To |
slcai mes and other organizations mu-
90 me- ,oonlposllions such as oratorios,
masses and choruses, This |
works. vi ''osc
IN yI,n., martha Royle King has issued
Fdi,s toHs presenting her pupil. Miss
AZ W. hosina Godge I'm song recital