Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19

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-HAT san rranciscos love OF mu-
sic has only been checked tenn
norarlly by the recent disas-
ter. Is shown by the fact that
,,.,rr Wolfson, the New York impress
a,o has just received very latter
oronositon to send Moriz Rosen-
i IN the coast next winter. Mr..
,yo,fsobn was in Chicago on his way
rolifornia in the interest of the great
po,nanlan pianist, when the calamity
,,rrod Feeling as other managers
M MAT the amusement business IN the
rol1o, gate city would be paralyzed
~, long time, NJ, Wolfsohn returned
:, NoV York and crossed the Pacific
,,os o0 the Roaenthal booklngsheet.
-, therefore was surprised few days
..o IA receive letter from San Fran.
80 loading manager of musical at
,r,c,ions making fully as good an Of
~. IN, three concerts by Roscnthal next
,,,,pry as he had expected 20 receive
l., tho ordinary course of events. This
,nooor wrote that the rebuilding or
mo city will mean degree of business
..,,ity and an elasticity of money
.,.t ,yill ensure greater patronage than
.yer before artists Of the class Of ios-
.n,b,l and the pianist viii play in
,bo reiuyenated western metropolis
about New Year
rhere has been an exodus of music
,.,chers from San Francisco TO tht
grounding towns northNard ana
,sst.yard. and a few southwark But
en- FAR as known. none OF them seems
I, nave concluded to open studios IN
San Lake-the local market Is too wen
supplied.
rb. Monday Musical club held a
rsll attended meeting last Monday eve
ring In the Orpheus club rooms Prof
Sbephprd favored the club with So
nata Mrs. X. b. Anderson aud John
pobinson sang. and Mrs. Sol Siegel read
naper 40 the next meeting, the eve
hing will be given up to the discussion
ana study Of modern American music.
with a view to bringing out The latest
and most notable points In its compo-
sition. The club is now in a prosper
ous condition with an Increasing men,
bershlp, and growing interest.
Boston and New York continue to
exhibit the liyeliest Kind of an inter-
est IN sousa and his band and wher-
ever they 60 people are turned away.
The First Methodist church organ Is
10 be set up In two months.
salt Lake musicians who have stu
de6 under Edward Mcdowell viii he
erleyed 10 learn that he will have to
Be- cared for by friends for the re-
msnder Of his life. The Mendelssohn
GIee club Of New York Is to give
concert for his benefit. HIS mind wa
hazinnlng to fan. when he resigned his
oyoisssorshlp IN Columbia university.
The last Salt Lake student Of Column
hla to recite to Prof. MacDoweil was
Miss Emily c, Jessup.
Held's band will give porch con-
cert on Main street this evening, and
play at Liberty park at p. m. tomor-
row.
4 feature IN sheet music now is the
giving away of chrumos with each
song. This doesen't enhance the merit
of the songs any. but II does increase
their sale. The chrome IN many cases
IS the more desirable Of the two.
4 talking machine has been brought
into this market that has a straight
bore from the needle tn the horn. The
absence Of elbows ana crooks of any
kind aids materially in the development
Of tone. The demand for machines
continues, and II is claimed that the
manufacturers Of records are 100000
discs behind their orders
There Is much complaint at local
stores about glaring mistakes made by
one OF the best known Chicago music
houses on Washburu avenue. In filling
orders for sheet music. The firm in
question has q new manager for that
department.. and what he don't know
about filling orders would al large
library. Entire consignmcnts have to
be returned to Chicago because they
were not what were ordered. and there
is much yeXatious delay in straighten-
ins things out.
new invention In the line OF me,
chamcal nano players Is a roll to be
used where the piano ana the player
are combined IN one instrument. and on
which rolls made for any OF the many
detachable players can be used by a
regulated mechanism It may also he
made to play the numbers for two,
iour, six or eight hands.
Miss Lottie owen will sing Mlllard's
70 Salutaris' tomorrow morning in st.
Mary's cathedral.
The orchestra made up from the
TNeniy-nnth Infantry band played for
pig BAH at Bingham Thursday eve
nlng' returning to Fort Douglas the
following morning.
Mrs Mabel Ingraham will sing at the
,alhollc services to he held at the
state Prison tomorrow afternoon.
Inc First congregational choir will
shg Houseley's Anthem, Nearer. My