Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17

7 Nand give glowing accounts Oh
40 yirtuosity of Anton Hekklng,
] the famous cellist, who has just
concluded an engagement IN una. Guy.
,'.pkng by the way, Is Dutch not
n'D I'm his Baltimore concert he
,,sed Grieg's famous sonata III a
w. y,oor Mendelssohn's scherzo IN u
-, - s,ndlng's Andante Funebre and
' 'apa,ol lighter pieces, The papers say
,sa, he had any number of recalls, ana
sst bis audience was one of the most
w ~,ooI which ever assembled In Balti-
nore anoo Win inc salt
~ symphony orchestra Is set lor
i ' ofternoon of Dec. IA. Prof. shep-
ws ana Miss Emma Lucy Gates, both
y ,hom have heard him, say mat
y. u one Of the Rings OF the instru-
~ n, and that Salt Lake music lovers
,ill moi he disappointed IN their hish
adaptations.
rba weekly London letter of The
nlevs" printed IN tonight's issue, VIII
.rnlsh some most interesting reaHihs
,bo ola time lovers Of Gilbert ana
s9,i,an Nowhere IN the land were
',.h works AS "Pinafore The Pirates
~ penzance." Patience" aud "The
w,tsdor more thoroughly Appreciates
,San IN salt Lake. The interview win
,es famous Gilbert comes almost ilke
W sebo from some far-off sphere, ana
~, MOST Of admirers will be charmed
~ hesr that though he has reached the
o,s of seventy. he Is as hale and Nlgor-
s as he was IN the days when his
lrtttos delighted the world
N casting about for musical AT.
,,,n,ion TO break the straight series OF
'sstures I'm the Mutual Improvement
rinter course. the management picked
ART The Bostonia SeXtette as the most
5esfrahle attraction of its class now
raveling In America. 1t VIII appear
y the second number OF the course on
Monday evening. Nov. 20. The sextette
.tss already made It's reputation
through the east, where Its members
srs known as musicians of the hrst
ank but this Is its first western tour
The Sextette club Is composed or SIX
mon Who play stringed instruments,
With the exception of the director, G. l..
staats whose instrument Is the car
mel with them Is Miss Shanna cum
mlnas soprano No plano is used III
bsr song numbers. the club accom-
panylng her with Its strtnged instru-
nentation, Mr.. Stats, the director, is
/, musician of International reputation,
No has appeared with the Royal Italian
gera, at her Maiesty's theater In Lon
Sn. at the "Jardin d'Acclimatation
nris. and at the Great Casino in Os-
md Belgium. His American perform
mes first brought him repute as the
L d clarlnetist Of Sousas band, and for
ms he has been q prominent member
gae Boston symphony orchestra.
| remembers Of the club are Louis
ggton. violin. a. T.. Ordway, violin;
Mg Schlegel. viola, Carl w Dodge,
ralo. ouie Torgoye, bass, and {. l..
saats clarinet The press comments
Iasng E line Of its concerts have been
very natteriug. treating is PERFORM
nces as among the really hlgh class
musical offerings,
The organization Of the Festival Choir
w is still going on, and, according to
the way the names are coming in, II
will be a very short time before the re-
CURED number T. reached which is not
20 be more than 200. Applications FOR
membership have been coming In from
singers outside Of Salt Lake. The
Festival chorus is to DO permanent
organization, and many of the best
local soloists are taking out member
ships. Works will be given between
tha lie -
talent. and our soloists who are menu
bers are Of course the ones that VIII
DO the solo work. Leading local
teachers are now preparing lists OF their
advanced pupils, who are ready for con-
cerled work, and who they desire shall
become members. On account or the
holiday season coming so Soon and
many Of the chors OF the city working
On Christmas music, 1t has been decld-
q not to commence on the works TOT
the festival until the first Monday ~
January atm, although II is desired
o complete the organization as soon
APOSTLE. II Is therefore urged upon
those who desire membership, TO make
application TO Fred Graham. manager,
win the proper recommendation from
any OF The following; Prof, stephens.
Mrs Martha Royle King, Prof. j. j.
Mcclellan Hugh w. Dougall. Prf. aud
Mrs, W. A. Wetzell, Chas. Kent, Mrs.
& D. plumner, Miss Agatha BerkhoeI.
Madam Swenson, Prof. Anton Petersen.
Miss Margaret Silvia, an actress
wei known In this city, and who APP
pared here with the Princess Chic"
: making a reputation at the Theater
'Omlquc In Paris In Carmen She
vas a pupil OF DIR. Doussert of New
'ork' the teacher of Alfred Best.
Al 81 Paul's Episcopal church tomor-
yeh morning, a communion service by
%unod viii be sung by the choir. wits
ohertory, Send Out Thy Light"
sarpe ~ -
inc program at the First Baptist
tclrch last sunday evening. proved to
=. one of the most attractive musical
morris ever made by the church, AMI
, s enjoyed by congregation that
%eked the house.
:, Leoncayallo, his band and his singers
..sA La Scala theater, Milan, are the
A., FSs uppermost in music lovers minds
ON we present time, They will appear
M me afternoon and evening Of
an. .nnss.ak,sgiring day at the tabernacle.
r"a manager Piper. who has the local
management, has succeeded In having
ras,o'aeTate scale Of prices adopted. The
y,@ a',,Slars will be found In the adj
"'us'ng columns.
M
ryass irene Kelly and Miss Edna
t slNu appeared last evening. IN enter
roo n.n,els. In the Twenty-seventh ward
te,da',Knpuse, There was 4 good at
sratr music section OF the Ladies' Lit
Fila CUP under the direction OF Mrs.
ron,LS unmlng Welzell. will give
wear AMY muslcales after tho first OF the
GrsSo WIN home artists to assist. Fred
ana S'' az WIN be the financial manager.
issns functional course tickets win he
nan, 4 Inc musloales viii be held
,slan,' 70 p, m. With the fine musical
tsnI, i with Mrs, wetzcll's reach. these
sad s sO,l ought to be well patronized
Tie yfNna