Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03

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HAS been some time since our
| musical circles were more deeply
,,.red than they were by the an
nonncement printed in the News
ling the week that Leoncavallo, the
.s,a, composer and director. ana HEX
sms the famous celloist, would appear
,.rs in the immediate future. In the
=, zen years the names OF three great
.mnosers have forged prominently
n the front, They are Mascashi::
urote "Cavalleria Rusticana,"
prcc,nI who wrote la Boheme, and
1soncayallo, who gave the world Il
nsgiaecl." The latter IL now touring
Ing United states with his orchestra
Wy .,ytv nom La Scala, Milan, with
y. rocallsts, and his engagement for
,shernacle this month is set for
", afternoon and evening OF Thanks
VS. n.,rs day He comes under the To-
Management Of Mr.. Pyper, his east
"a managers being Cort & kronberg,
.so directed the tour OF Calve last
,ear, - ~. a,oo,,oo
Vii he s. 81 and 50.
mo Twenty-ninth Infantry band has
q members, and Is doing good
n ,,v m the cause Of military band
',nsic Lieut.. +. X. Heric, the band
l.. has his men well In hand. and
T. ,,,inr the Post and visiting civil
sns excellent open air concerts Mon
Awe , Wednesday and Fridays from to
The band Is how playing a good
NAM Of p. S. Gilmores scores, and
General run Of high grade classical
music and at yesterdays concert. per-
s,,msl successfully a work that the
Trsli,h Infantry band had not been
AM, ID MAY. The Instrumentation or
me Tvsn,y-ninth Infantry band now
,ncludss comets, altos, 4 slide from
honss ssuphoneums, 2 Il fiat and BIB
a., tnbas bassoon, alto, baritone and
intble bass axaphones, clarinets. l
oSe. aute and plccolo, 2 drummers,
/ TRAP man
The Salt Lake symphony orchestra
Eil hold a rehearsal at | p. M, to-
morrow. IN the Salt Lake theater.
Every member of the organization Is
mged TO be present, az the next re-
dtal will be given on Dec. IA, and
iheie is no time to be lost. Con-
dqetor Shepherd expects that fully so
musicians will participate in the re-
tNal and anticipates a creditable per-
trmance The fact that the great
alist Anton Hekking is to appear as
Ne Instrumental soloist OF the occa-
SIN has stirred up an unwonted in-
test ia the coming recital, and 1t Is
sieyed the theater auditorium VIII
keowded from top to bottom,
Prof. Hugh W. Dougall's pupils gave
studio recital this afternoon, before
an attendance of adniring friends, and
ne event passed off pleasantly and
SUCCESSFULLY. Among those participant
me In the program were, Mrs. Good
man. Misses Bess Mcmillan, Claudia
Holt Elma Young, Gertrude Kelly,
lesalyn Pugh aud Edna Evans.
I. Mrs. Graham f. Putnam Is in charge
arrangements making for recital to
/
4 the fund to provide for Prof Il. a,
Mcdowell the former distinguished
had Of the musical faculty in Columbia
diversity Prof. McDowells mind
las gone into an eclipse, and he IL no
bnger compos mentis. As his fami-
v are left without means, noted mu-
sclans in New York have arranged
ior series OF benefit recitals to be
given all over the United States be-
tween the present date and Christmas,
By this means II Is expected that quite
sum Of money viii be realized and
he family Of the stricken savant be
placed In easier circumstances. or
course the services OF the musicians
Participating IN the program Will be
free.
The Boston papers are making
great deal Of Sousa, and the Boston
American prints six figures illustrating
the manner OF the distinguished band
master in conducting. The American
ays "Sousa's body retains always
l0e military bearing. His arms and
1lsers direct and call forth the music
iQni the musicians. Something about
an suggests generalship, and no man
hlld want to do anything but his
PSI under such a leadership he
ioesnt work himself into a frenzied
motion, he doesn't appeal to the mu-
Nlans, He commands the men and
\ personal magnetism gets soul into
The music
Arthur Farwell. who has made a
'pecal study OF the North American In
aAn music. has been engaged by Fred
uIaham and Arthur Shepherd to give a
January.
Horace S. Ensign and Mrs. Lizzie
laomas Edward will give vocal re-
wal al Idaho Falls late In this month.
Local hand musicians report business
'h mem twice as good as II was a
Tu ago as there are so many resorts,
AuNg Kinks and theaters going, and
much business is coming from poll
~ More musicians are finding EN-
f"gment IN consequence.
me high school band Is reported as
,,svsressng beyond the most sanguine
nucipa atoms, and the boys are catch
~ nght on" They are receiving Is
Fsauments, including a silver plated
nat tnba and a number of the very
NJ, MAKE OF clarinets. In a compare
wes snort time the high school band
ms 9l the parade ground furnish
~ music Tor the other cadets to march