Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21

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ror STEPHENS So looking
y around for suitable ban M
,b..n to put the tabernacle
! choir twice mouth for special
,-r. THE tabernacle is SO large. the
..-s sre So separated with the big
..,.o completely shutting the bassos
a.. .orrauos from either view on hear
800 each other, and the organ ma
....u, rradslinates $50 much. that
n, k..u sense of hormoniziug and
rg5ire Of voices necessary 90 per-
a. vocal work. is much married
% may Dee remembered that in years
.,ra by The choir had a hall on Rich
..5s street for its rehearsals. and that
bs old time choral society had TO get
so4y from the piTN organ To- master
obi. orafUrios. Conductor stephens IN
,.s,kIre uf this necessity said yester-
8.y "suce tho roconveuing Of tho
s.t. this fall our three weeks re-
r.,r.,Is have been chiefly devoted TO
ors fairly difficult piece of music,
,.ri.b U.s. not yet nearly mastered. True,
r. have been hindcrcd considerably
d.. .Hg absence of our organlst. In
California and with Robin Hood but
i5It fs not the only cause for slow
r,oel.e-. u small hall suitably ar
arr.T and with "a cabinet organ, or
.gur. low piano. ] could have easily
without any accompanied at AN,
have taught my singers that chorus
.n one night Now this saving OF time
aud effort TO 800 or more people amounts
ID great deal Ia y year; besides it
means good choir i'm one case, and
d faulty one i'm the other We ought
600 have am ideal hall from The acoustic
standpoint large enough 10 seat 500
people. specially arranged seats rising
no ..Wi-CirCle around "a central plat
form. and this by right ought to DE
n0afed right iu the temple block so
That our music could be- carried back
.HI forth TO the tabernacle with the
beast work or damage.
Whether tho professor will get this
.ulr felt want" supplied m the near
future cannot DE at present predicted,
bIt that he win do something, and
t,ry soon. Co obviato the difficulties
udU becoming unbearable To- him, Is
quite likely.
'Ovcr 800 bright eyed and sweet voiced
boys and girls met with Prof stephens
40 The Assembly hall last Monday af-
i,-noon To practise for sousa's band
matinee. which comes on I'm NoEem-
Der. There are few things that mu-
steal children like so much as a 1a pam.
CONCERT. such ss the "M March KING
..,fs one of the patriotic selections
Tbat the little folks viii spring upon
..,,s1 Is am arrangement for voices
al bls own popular stars and Stripes
Forever
,rh. chorus meets again next Monday
and when 500 singers have been en-
rolled. the list will close down for the
SEASON.
Do will be three weeks before the
First congregational organ is ready
90 D.. turned over To the church. The
pines win am Dee i'm position during
IHr coming week. but 10 viii require
a long time TO tune them. as each Of
the several thousand pipes must be at
tended OBJ individually. The Boston
builders have certainly been thorough
n their work
The salt Lake symphony orchestra
hHf It's FIRST rehearsal last Sunday
with 90 members present and all
eager t0 start in on the now work, the
ldy musicians being particularly en-
thua1st.. The organization Will
mcat every sunday afternoon, from
uYW 900. o. rchrarse. Selections n ON
Madame Butterfly were taken up
ard good progress was made. Judg-
Inc from appearances. the orchestra
oug1t tn make an excellent record
this season.
The "sec America First" march
sing. published hy the Tolbert a
neahlm Music company Of Denver
hs reached the News office. Tho
composer is w. King Driggs. who
writes t1. song I'm the form of "a Wed-
ding honeymoon, where the couple
Il0fer #Hiug their own country 10
travelling u Europe. The tronuspiece
Hau photo of n tourist party in the
Eoch Mountains, with number Of tho
women boo mons attire, 20 facilitate
climbing
Conductor Alex Won Fiolitz OF the
Chicago symphony orchestra, ls al
present boo charge of the Columbia
School Hf Music in Chicago. He viii
De- with bis orchestra lon this CITY
next April at the annual musical fes-
uaL
80 -I paurs Episcopal church to-
morrow m Jrning, the choir VIII sing
'Lora 49,. Pray Thee bY Roberts
With tenor solo from Choirmastet
Brine. Iu the evening, the chior VIII
tHE >uuc Dmitis."
Oh. ummor orchestrIs have finish
W th.. work. but the band at the
eIi Palace viii continue work for tho
IeD.I
I.. uuneus club has resumed its
Regular Meetings. with "a good mcm-
bnap ud 70 gratifying outlook.
Mus. teachers. the city over. both
vocal aHI Instrumental. report full
N'I 0' pupils. Bon fact, many say. ina.
".F ha." all they can take care Oh
iHm music houses report good
.'.hIt .'IIr Boa pianos with coll'ciion
A private letter from Tracy y. can
u...I Berlin, the ath inst. stato'
now hard nt work iher,
l n'I.r Utah students. Among thI
, arrivals were Alfred Best an'
II lhr ...u sheet music market is ic.
Fi quite lively this week. par
loo lptme ana alleged run
.. t..." lr.. az tho titles arc ina.