Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

Zion. has been published by Ditson q
GO. of Boston. Advance copies have
been received in this city and musicians
who have looked the work over are
deeply impressed with its merits. Mr.
Shepherd has Inscribed the work TO Mr..
y. n. Roberts, who suggested to the
composer the words trom ,hc Doctrine
and Covenants. beginning For / the
Almighty have laid my hands upon tho
nations To scourGc them for their. wick
edncss."
Tho composition opens with a BART
tone solo Followed by "a chorus I'm six
parts The accompaniment is finely
written, but parts of It win require an
organ virtuoso to render 10 is under
stood that Prof. stephens will put the
work n early rehearsal with the Taber-
male choir The composition covers "a
Tho anthem at the First Cdngtoga-
tonul church tomorrow VIII h. Let Not
Nour Heart Be Troubled" by sudds
of'rtory solo is "A Prayer" BY Mas
oaFni. sung Boy Mrs E. ID Moore with
tfcompa uimeut by organ. MI Shep-
herd and violin. NJ. Netueton.
AZ the First Methodist church to-
morrow morning the choir viii sing
The Lord is My shepherd" by shell
d.
Al st. Paurs Episcopal church. tho
choir win sing iu the morning 90
for Closer Walk With God" by Fos-
tcg unG CD the evening, an anthem
by Barnby.
Nine hundred l.. ID. s. students ana
many tourists attended Wednesday
mornings tabernacle organ recital The
occasion WAS "a special devotional exc
cftise of The college with Prof Kirk
hum as the lecturer in explaining the
various selections PLAYED. He has
studied at the great foreign musical
cent1rs
Mr. aud Mrs G.. O.. Slade Of Third
avenue entertained The Catholic chou
last evening.
A. ST. Mar"s cathedral tomorrow
morning the choir viii sing Millards
Mass in a. with George Sole. }. "
Curtis and J X. Burk as the soloists
The choir viii sing as the onertors,
Spohrs 'Neni Jesu. Amor MI
Conn. the musical Instrument MANI
facturCr. has had printed large num-
bers Of pictures Of Helds band ~alch
were taken in mont OF the city ana
comfy building. These cards win uo
hent an over the United States.
The advent Of allie Modesto" and
Sousa has given "a marked impetus %
the sale OF sheet music, so that To-
cal music houses having that depart
ment, scored heavy sales.
Prof Anton Petersen has written
s.rtN uf
taken from the novel. There Was q
Man" by Harriet Harmed LouthHL
The first stanza reads:
The warm wind kisses the rose Of May,
SO daring.
She was not angry, nor says him nay,
Who's caring
For winds must blow, and birds VIII
go;
II he comes not back. who'll know?
Who'll know
That she lay caressod on the Wild
warm breast2
II hc dares, who cares?
A feature Of the score are thu n,odu-
latious in the second line from the
tonic. aud which then moduiAtc 20
the major OF the mediant. The move
ment Is waltz for the second half OF
the stinza. The melody Is very talk
ing. while the general arrangement aj-
mits of q lively ana piQuaut expires
sios that is very pleasing. Prof Peder-
son has also written "a "Medltations'
ip an idylic vein that appeals al once
10 ones sense Of the beautiful
piano pupils Of Prof Cook 10 in
number viii give a recital az the La
dies Literary clubhouse next Monday
evening, Nov. IL, To which the music
loving public Is invited.
Elsa Won Grave, the wife OF sr
Jonas. has arrived an this country
from Berlin to give series OF piano
rocitals on the Pacific coast. with the
intention Of residing in Los Angeles
She was head of tho artists class at
the klindWOrth- Scharwenka conserva-
tory I'm Berlin and had, IN addition. 4
large class Of private pupils Madame
Won Grave has played With pronounced
success in Berlin AN Paris. She yisitci
in this CITY, with her husband. several
years ago. from Detroit whore thoy
lid been conducting musical COM
scryatory. and went from salt Lake -
Europe S Jonas was Miss SYhcn
Clayions instructor
Tho rehearsal last Monday cyen..s
Of the salt Lake Festival Chorus.
was unusually profitable as the SING
crs Wcrc iu excellent voice ana seem-
cd 10 exert themselves specially 10
carry out their parts. Mr. Peabody
conducted lu the absence OF Prof
stephens.
Mime. Powell. the violiulHt win pre-
sent the following program nekt
Thursday evening in the First Cone
grogatlonal church
Edward Greg ....... sonata op.
For violin and plano.
Iento doloroso. allegro Vivace.
Allcgrctto traudullO.
Allegro animate.
Vieuxtcmps. Concerto, OBJ. 30 ID minor
Andante moderate.
Adagio rcllgioso.
Finale marcialo.
Mozart, 1i5G-l19l ...-.-.tt.... Muuet
Couperln, l6GS-l133 18th floWeretie
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musical world b. the announcement
from New york that Emma tame'i
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