Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-17

heO'''''' ............. Handel
anooner and Deeper STILL"
WAIT Her Angels
,r. ciornp .............Pe rgolesi
nrsssafe al Piagarmi' 49,. scarlatti
.tIark. bark the Lark. 49,. Schubert
c,,'hn is Sylvia?" ........Sc schubert
r,to,n schooner stern" Schumann
y,gon IN die stille Nacht' Schumann
nErnhllngsnacht ...... Schumann
Mr. Dayies.
PART II.
orgap solo. (a) Excerpts from
tristan and Isolde. .,., Wagner
~ "Intermezzo" .... .Callaerts
Mr.. John j. Mcclellan.
n,deIaido" .........,... Beethoven
81 Attempt from Loves Sickness :,
to Fly ..... .....,.,. Purcell
oprlnk TO Me Only" seventeenth
century, old English.
MI Davies,
part song. moonlight" Tanning
Tabernacle Choir
"The Thorn" ......,..'O old English
ITO Mary ,.,.,....''M M V, Wnite
"Myrra" ,,.....,,'....', Clutsaii
"Salley In our Alley ''. 'olu Ellsiish
Mr. Davies.
] Mcclellan is acompanist and
prof. Evan stephens, the conductor.
Tomorrow the Ogden Tabernacle
choir under the direction OF Prof. JOS.
pallantyne. assisted by Mr.. Horace s.
Ensign, will give an explanatory song
service In the ogden Tabernacle. Prof.
David o. Mckay, principal OF the We
her Stake academy, will be the speak,
or developing the thought In each
number before its rendition. Following
Is the program to be given:
"Haleujah Chorus ......... Handel
ogden Choir.
Baritone solo, shepherd king.
...,...,........ verne
Mr.. Horace 5. Ensign.
Solo and chorus, Lord of Heav-
en- .,....,..... Garker
Miss Title Hancock and Ogden
choir.
Baritone solo. "The Publican"....
..,... ...,,..,.. DE Walters
MIR, Ensign.
Solo and chorus, Gospel Restora-
ton" ...,,...,.....,.. stephens
Miss Bessie Blair and choir
Baritone solo, Babylon" $50. Watson
Mr.. Ensign.
Chorus, "Dabylon's Wave. .Gounod
Choir.
Baritone, "The Lords Prayer Parker
Mr.. Ensign.
Prof Arthur shepherd has received
several letters and kilograms OF con-
CALCULATIONS on his overture Joyeuse"
which was first produced by the Rus
sian symphony orchestra I'm Carnegie
hall last Saturday night The reception
the Salt Lake composers work
met with is described In the Saturday
News New York letter, Mr.. Shep-
herds former teacher Prof. Goetchius,
was present at the rendition and he
praises the work unstintedly; Miss En-
MA Lucy Gates writes the music edi-
Tor of the News" also praising it high
ly and said that II was followed with
marked interest by the audience.
Tho Orpheus club management is
having difficulty in making dates with
eastern soloists for the next concert,
ON account Of trouble In making such
dates as can be secured from the Salt
Lake Theater agree with the dates
at the disposal of the artists who are
desired. The early completion of the
FIRST Methodist or the First Presby-
terrain churches may solve the diff
Guilty
a new opera company has been
formed and will make its initial APP
learance soon In an elaborate rendi-
Won or Sulliyan's "Mikado." Some of
Nalt Lakes leading vocalists are to
Whe part and II Is the intention to
give the best OF light opera from time
10 time. Samuel Spry is musical direc-
,or, and win d. Phillips, business man
ager.
me Queen Of Leon" given so sue
SesIuly at Barratt Hall this week
Is To be repeated at the same place on
wednesday evening next,
:, Inc Masonic quartet will sing for the
sAriners next Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Daynes will
leaVe for Chicago this evening, to be
absent 10 days. Mr., Daynes goes on
music business
ned mas sent for tenor saxaphone.
uuiyu VIII complete his saxaphone
guarlet John Braun will play the IN
srument,
The Orchestrion at the Knutsford ho-
el is proving marked attraction, es,
peGlaAy during dinner time.
vnoirnaster Hugh Dougall of tho
.ust congregational church at Ogden
~ PREPARING Hna ITausa,.
bis choir,
Inese pupils OF Nine. Swenson will
bNe a vocal recital In the Y. NJ. G. A.
,uulloilum on the evening of the Goth
otSu' Mrs, L.. Goddard, Miss Thura
TI"gN' aod Miss Allie Fletcher, with Mrs
D. j. treasure az accompanist
Ise Liberty stake choir under the
.ohpuctorship Of Thomas Ashworth. "a
eneafSng diligently an anthem. "Oh
I1f shout Of JOY" This choir is con :
t'lered one Of the best OF its size In this
Part OF the country.
a Chicago music publisher has or
"",,eu 100 copies OF Prof. w. G. Gives
p,rloly IN A. for piano and violin, md
49,, nave been so many complimentary
"os,ves OF the composition IN the press
ss.h,ral'y that the composer naturally
,gyS encouraged to continue in his good
NeZell II drilling her sing
,orr 'ov me appearance at the per-
tad,otl.'v OF the music section Of the
sbe Literary club on the card inst
Win MI l sing two numbers herself.
VII" harp accompaniment.
trot' tbeneezer Beeslcy. the well
AhoWn musician, Is a patient n, tha