Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08

@NH IA have q symphony "i'i'e' y q
! wv !, q QUESTION now up to the
4 w musicians themselves to de-
IN thursday the board OF direc-
] %. 'lo.' Of the symphony Orchestra organ
'ol, ,, ~ comprising Rev. Elmer l. Gosh
ia''''- .taent. Geo. ID. Pyper, vice
sI - Jos Geoghegan, John d.
& 80, and II. c. whitney directors,
.-,h conductor Arthur Shepherd
~ ..,.ived his report on the condi-
y. y, ot AFFAIR." musical in Salt Lake
~ shepherd frankly said that there
~ - feasibility Of bringing 20 efh-
va w t,s,rumentalists together for a
,l WV, roncsrt and II Salt Lake was TO
,s ,vnphony orchestra concerts Al
navy ~ you'd have TO he given some
all Wv. W., IN the week when the men
sl1y.' ~, President Goshen remarked
weI' ~ y. theodore Thomas orchestra
lns 100, had followed this plan with
y ,,ysss. and after discussion IL
gnu s,,ilei that the musicians should
~ .,l,5 together and offered an en-
,ssri Al the full union rates, TO as
80, Vhsther the desire existed
- - tho musicians themselves TO see
i. srchesia perpetuated.
prsrsss Manager Spencer reported
~, me funds Of tho society were In
- .hspe the money subscribed last
", hsylng been placed out At interest
.,,l,ine decision as to future plans.
1,,,,fors after Sunday, when the mus
',rs meet We shall know whether or
=, ,bs orchestra is to continue it's eN-
r,,s or whether II will follow It's
.s~s,ous predecessors into oblivion.
rEllbe a thousand pities II the pub
!. grrlt that brought the orchestra
IN being. should not be responded TO
,hs part Of the musicians.
ne PRODUCTION Of "The Wedding
nv will witness a number Of ambi-
.,9s interpretations Miss Emma Lucy
siss VIII sing Arditi's famous waltz
v-r Sc saran Rose last rendered
w By Melha and rarely attempted by
l,y other singer The Robin Hood quar-
Yis will be sung by Miss Gates, Miss
| piknosl. 3D. Piper and Mr.. Spencer.
W. Ensign will render the baritone
I,lo from Priscilla" aided by male
Phors Mr. Pyper VIII introduce the
alarming ballad, "Dearie," and Mr..
Graham will have an up-to-date comic
yrg entitled. "The Original John
poe" All the orchestrations will be
made by Prof. Mcclellan. That gentle
nan in speaking of the interpretations
avs we have cut and slsshed a
sood deal Of the light music work in
The Wedding Day and replaced Il by
several ambitious numbers. Our excuse
Is that voices like those Of our prin-
dpals and chorus are not often heard
IN nght opera and II Is fitting that
such voices should be given music
worthy Of them Several Of the finales
ana BIZ ensembles In The Wedding
Dsy are already so good that they APP
rrossh standard opera. and these viii
bs rendered as they are written by the
rrindlusls and chorus combined
The well known baritone, Emilio
I Gorvoza, will give a song recital In
N, F,ra Presbyterian church Of this
city Oct. 10. assisted by Willard Weihe
ana Arthur Shepherd. This will be
Il ihf frs musical iunction given In the
d new Presbyterian auditorium. and the
4 effects Of rs acoustic properties viii
be watched with interest.
AZ the opening u the Ladies Liter
4 sry club on the 18th inst. there will
te z special musical program in which
Miss Cecilia Sharp, and Messrs. Weihe
and Schettler are TO appear.
Miss Shannsh Cumming, the noted
EASTERN soprano, and sister OF Mrs.
Ella Cumming Wetzell Of this city.
vii appear IN recital In this city next
month, and arrangements for her ap-
lta'ance are now in progress. Miss
cumming Is about 10 make a trans
continental tour. and will sing at the
principal places on the Pacific coast.
-
L 2 Behymer. the Pacific coast I'M
l'esSario, Is I'm town 10 consult with
ired Graham relative 20 the proposed
concert In this city OF the Chicago
symphony orchestra, while on its trip
% ne coast This orchestra has been
hsard IN the iabernacle here and II
.s1e an excellent impression. Mr..
Sh(mer called on Profs. Mcclellan
"a shepherd and other prominent lo-
"a musicians while here.
me demand for talking machine
WORDS continues with undated
lIl. and IN fact the situation is be-
lhiig more uncertain every week as
when tc factories will catch up
Nih their orders.
Hth's hand has returned laden with
.-lcal honors from Boise where the
w went daft over them. The band
.lu appear rs usual at Liberty park
nan.
"a NV Netzell is having printed To-
oopias NJ his musical COPY book.
e.l copies ~ his Music Outlines
4. Public school work. Tho prepara-
"a Of MS has required much time
td patience.
49, voices are being added Ia the
t'lhse' club. N that when rehearsals
- ior NE fan. the Organization will
IN excellent shape.
=, " laH Monday evenings meeting
Is wv NuNcians' club. the TschaikoN-
,i,.l ,s.o concerto was played on two
49,. by Nr. Shepherd and Miss
- ~ he meeting Of the 18th
- mo program will consist 81 the
,,,t 81 OF rschsikowski and Dvorak
~ apr7cclatlve audience listened
n'lel afternoon. to Miss cecilia
fs,, r l,ay The Second Hungarian
''s'1y IN her studio plano. .
,.l lh' First Congregational church ,s
p...'t oolgreEational singing with NJ
t,-,.. 81 ne Y. ". &. A. as pre.
=, '.I snd Mr Shepherd at The organ
continued. y '''
rs,.i ~, n a. gl@ club and a mems
,,,-i. tuAfi,i viii be- organized this
az ne association rooms
al ~, Young men with their must.
.r,,l-.. .sINtlis responded Wednesday
Nc 70 the invitation from the Y.
e,,.A a ~ organize an association or.
kas NJ Cpwall Of san Francisco
q, a., .'ll lor al present II is hobed
\ We size 81 the orears,.,sa., -,