Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

rrUvth TN her own Words
.f was not permitted 90 sing single
cant. for three years" she has written,
-. real hardship for a musical child
Of u-just exercises and exercises 60
,I.ua the voice when I was 10, l made
,..y drst appearance at little concert
Given by my teacher and sang a series
NJ .hndren's songs by Taubert. They
or. really charming l sim sing them
lro4usntly.
.Whcn / have been practising
heavy Wagner role, / often turn to the
SONGS of Taubert or Mozart, TO rest my
Voice. and rcassure myself that the
.b..pauto has not been disturbed. An!
matt the supreme tcst--to sing a Wag-
me-. role one evening. and a Mozart role
re next. and feel certainty that IN
tbs latter you are mistress of your
own voice. Then, indeed, you may be
sure your method is right.
That Charlotte Maconda will appear
ir this city next month I'm concert, Will
De- Welcome news TO her many friends
and admirers. /, is several years since
.g. was, here. and her voice and her
art are said 20 have developed Won
arfuly. Every one will remember the
purity sweetness ana range OF her
Voice. and the charm and magnetism
Dbl. this artist; today she STANDS pre-
eminent among the sopranos OF the
,,.rld She sings dramatic and color
aura roles equally we'll yet she is
inst as sure OF finding her way 20 the
heart through "a fresh sweet little toih
sons as when singing the most ara
matte aria OF grand opera Her APP
raaranCe in Salt Lake under the aus
pires OF the Orpheus club and Mrs. $.
o. L. Nelden VIII be one of the musical
events Of the season.
The following dispatch from Berlin
win surprise many people in this city,
who did not know that MacLennau
who sang with the Savage company
several times in Salt Lake, belonged in
the royal opera grade. and who had no
idea than an English singer would be
tolerated on the German stage until
h. had acquired the German language.
Berlin. Sept. Frances MACEDONIAN
the American tenor, has been engaged
for the Royal opera here, with the un-
usual privilege Of singing his parts m
English until he acquires greater pro-
hciency IN the German language. He
was connected with Henry W. savages
English opera company for many
eph Sheehan in the role OF Pinkerton
in Madam BUTTERFLY
Prof. Joseph Smith. who returned
some time ago from Europe VIII open
Il studio iu the Tompleton building
about the 18th inst, where he will re-
caive applications from pupils. MI
smith was himself a student under the
famous Scharwenka of Berlin.
49,, 49, -. 1,r,,bter 81 Prof
Marcus T. Jones OF this city. and for
the last three years an Instructor In
inc High school. has gone 10 Oberlin,
Ohio. where she VIII begin two years
course nf study OF music i'm the univer-
sity conservatory.
Tn me First Methodist church to-
morrow morning. Mr. Dougall VIII sing
"Am Ye Brave from Judas Macca-
heus" In the evening the choir VIII
sing Ellis IL Heard the Voice OF Jesus
saw" choir Master Dougall and Or
ra1ist Klmban viii prepare specially
excellent musical program for the last
Sunday OF Rev. Benz Noung's stay IN
this City.
Miss Constance King of Salmon city
Ida formerly music student I'm this
l.rr and one of Prof McClellan's most
talented pupils was in town this week
with hpr father. to purchase concert
Grand piano for a fellow townsman
Nss Kings friends were delighted to
Fa. her again.
The sheet music market Is booming
with the return Of the teachers from
the.r vacations. one prominent trm
received ono day this week. a consign-
ueHt of 1000 pieces Of this class Of pub
mostly Of the so-caued pop
u'ar variety.
Tho Salt Lake symphony orchestra
W.I hold IFS first rehearsal tomorrow
a' 1880 @. M. I'm the Salt Lake Theater
Uher. o. full attendance is desired by
Conductor shepherd, New and excel
lent music has been secured from the
eastern publishers. including the rarely
heard overture 20 "Corialanus,' ply
Beethoven.
Ch1lrmaster Brines Of ST. Pauls
church has sent cast FOR several nne
1nfhoms and cantatas. from which 10
make selections Tor the Christmas
program. The success with which
N. Briucs met last Christmas
Encourages his many friends In an
tCiUatng "a specially fine musical SER
Vice at the next Christmas tide
Tho various vocal and instrumental
teachers IA this city report a crafty
iur patronage this fan. All appear
70 Dee doing well
Manager Rich Of the Daynes Music
Company is I'm Chicago on business.
oul Roy Daynes. the president OF tho
company is going 10 New York on n
similar errand. shortly
The Catholic choir will resume reg
uhr church work the first Sunday m
October under the charge of Miss
Nora Gleason,
field's band has given its last sun
day concert al Liberty park. and
closed the season with the greatest
success % has met with iu local SUM
mon concert playing. The band was
Increased by five men, and the now
hau0etaud made n much more easy
f'r the mon 90 DO good work Tor 10
was just what they wanted. The next
season ought 90 witness am oven great
a. success.
Tho Congregational organ o. now
m Urr cent re-lnstallod. and by two
"r0as more viii be ready Tor use
"ft.u. The reconstruction BE- being
made very thorough boa AN the details
N'''fs 'tnilnE much patience ON the
"H 0f tha church people but which
.lrH t0 prove profitable in the end
#eesti0n was made that tho con-
p" changed around 90 the floor in