The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10
MUSIC

Madame Amanda Swenson presented a
number Of her advanced pupils in a song
recital last evening at the First COngTe-
gatiOnal church before a large audience
Assisting with the fine vocal programme
were MIS-. J II. SanbOrn, pianist, and
Willard Eastman flutiSt- The numbers
were all well selected, and the singers.
many Of whom are well known in the
music work of the city. were all heard to
line advantage. Especially notable was q
double quartette composed of LenOTe
Morse. Minnie Gallagher. Grace Berg.
Norma FentOn, Annie Mcintyre Adelaide
Jacobsen, Mrs. Goddard and Hazel VIM
mer. The numbers with the flute Obligato
played by Mr.. Flashman, both that rem
dered by Hazel WINNER and that by Mrs.
BESSIE Browning as close to the even
ing s programme, were excellent The en-
tire programme was as follows:
Duet from 'Figaro's Wedding 900 Mozart
Fora Shaw and Mrs. Kirkman.
-, 4 t5,, --'.'---.-.--.-'.'-..- Me[calI
Mr. Evans.
come 10 Ne $1,000. ---.--...-.....- DcnZd
Lena Levy.
In the Dark, in the Dew ....... CoOmbs
Sophia Pendleton.
Duet oh, Moment That 1 Bless 49,
Louise Wey and MIR. Barrat 'eiii''e
fa) Good Night, Good Night, Beloved
Cb) Day Dream ---............. StreIetski
H Ize1 WINNER.
ObiigatO-1Ir- Eastman
"a a Rose in Heaven" $1,000 Throttere
(bJ Sing On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Denza
Hazel Carrigan.
The Bridal Of the Birds ........ Richards
First soprano, LenOre Morse, Minnie Gal
lagher; second sOpraEO Grace Berg.
Norma Fenton; first. alto, Annie Nc
Intyre, Adelaide Jacobsen; second alto,
Mrs Goddard, Hazel WINNER.
Annie Mcintyre.
ca The Hearts Springtime" .---.---.-
Cb) ''LrOndine du Rhine -. Wekerifn
Louise Wey-
ta) ''Ombra Leggiera' (frOm opera
DenOran ; --..-------.--.--- Meyerbeer
(b) "A Rose ----------------.--...... Den1d
Hope Mcintyre
There !.4,e- PzelTnqqenJ duet from opera
Grace Berg. and Ella Lowenstein.
(a) THE Hill D Skyes' ............ Harris
(b) Toreador song $3.50. Chouchoif
: la) "Eleeie' ................-....... Massinet
( (b) Thou Brilliant Bird .......... David
Mrs Bessie Browning
ObligatO-Mr. Eastman.
! Miss Nora Gleason gave studio recital
/ last Monday evening for a number of her
pupils and their friends The following
+ programme was rendered;
I May Bells Observation-Disclosures. Stewart
Gladys Hegney.
-iei'uS Minnie ' Hobusb eIurie''
I odd Kentucky Home .--........... PolIa
Florence Deck.
/ Pearls ct DentelleS'' .-......-.... LudoViC
Evelyn Snow.
/ "Oneta Mazurka'' -..-........... Krogneau
Eugenia MERCER
I MGulJdllO1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Morrison
Vera, Wilson.
THE Drummer Boy ............ Krogman
/ George Mccarthy.
/ Home, Sweet Home (guitar) .......
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --.-...-... Schacffer
Lucille Brennan.
/ The Birds Song" (vOcaD ............ Bond
/ Elsie Aures.
! a second recital was given Thursday
evening by her smaller pupils. those TAX
/ ing part being Isabelle Higgins Mazda
! Hegney, Florence Sullivan. Vera Wilson,
/ Eleanor Ora wfCrd. Florence Deck, Lucille
/ Brennan and Ethel De Vein
I The piano department of Rowland hall
will give a recital tomorrow evening AT
/ the First Congregational church under the
direction of Miss Gratia Flanders, assisted
/ by George z. Shelton.
Miss Agatha Berkhoel will present a few
| OF her advanced pupils in a song recital
/ Tuesday evening at the First Methodist
church.
Anton Petersen also gives violin re-
cit2I the same evening at the First Con-
I gregational church. when he will be as
sisted by Robert BiTlin, pupil Of Miss
Sigrid Petersen.
Sixty Years Experience OF an Old