Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02

WI cfdedly pTlllaii' 49,.
N.Y. oven, next week Is the AN ,.,.s
w u.-rIark concert scheuui'eu
a,ace in the big Taperhac,e
70 thu thursday night. 1t will DC ~ ~, th rs,
On q, ' n,,blIc appearance of noth ., , ,nen,
W., artists since their return .., ,an
YOUNG ,nsan trip. which has extehueu
hul'p par,od Of more than two years.
over ,pds,in has only been heard twice
:. salt Lake audiences ana ,Aa' n,s
ss ~ S he went away to ada 10 nus
oeiVi' ,,ro,v,adge. But the memory
mus aSs.o appearances is still fresh IN
OF W. ~ his auditors, so favorable
W. ,rn,ressIon did he create on eara
an sion. The friends Who nav m
Si,a in private since ms noine tSa ,,se
nun u, ,hat he has made vaiuaole USE
declare INA and that a rare treat Is
o. nns sor those who will hear nun pc
u SUI GOES back to Berlin to MI a SoV-
fore w engagement at the Famous
nr,ylng Opera House, the great
new ~. aver secured by a nome
ess ee Snnearing jointly with MN at
sillsei. roengs concert will be MISS Ar
nv nv c,ork well remembered FOR her
Viis ., o and excellent work as MEM
~ the salt Lake Opera company.
prof Mcclellan Is 10 act as iheir &C
flU, norist and in addition will render
NY numbers on the great organ. inc
.ho,r ia down for beautiful seiection'
yiS Moonlight The fuli pro-
gram Is as follows
Great organ, Prelude TO "L9 in,r,,ar
t-rin = \
Mr., j. J. Mcclellan.
IA, On piesen Heil'gen Hallen,
...,...,.......... Mozart
fh,"Arise We subterranean Winds"
w .,........... Henry Purcell
Mr.. Willard Andelin.
ta1 DER Gaertner," ....-......,k ahn
do "A Maid sings Light. ..;::,,..,
.,................,,. Macpowcll
lei "chanson Boheme,' tfrom Car
men) Observation-Disclosures. Bizet
Miss Arvilla Clark.
Duet Autumn Song ,Mendelssohn
Mr.. Andelip and Miss Clark.
.. Moonlight" .,....... Eaton f"'ni'iis
Tabernacle Choir.
~, pin. psff, Puff 0rom Die
Hugenotten) .....,... Meyerbeer
MI. Willard Andelin.
r Great organ: Ca) Chant sera-
rhione '.............,.. Guilmant
(bl "Adantino,' (by reauesO
..,................, Lenare
Mr. ]. J. Mcclellan,
S. LES Adieux," from Jeanne o.
Arc) ,,,........... Tschaikowsky
Miss Arvilla Clark
g. Duet, "0h, Vert Thou In the Cauld
Blast" ............. Mendelssohn
Mr.. Andelin and Miss Clark,
The famous violinist and lecturer,
Karl Redelsberger comes to Salt Lake
a on the evening OF February s. and will
Il be heard al the Y. w. c, A. hall. He
comes under the management OF Mrs.
Kate Bridewell Anderson, who has ar
ranged an attractive program for the
occasion. In addition to numbers by
Mrs Anderson. herself, Mr.. Reidelsber-
ger will render several violin selections.
and Stella F. Robinson, the Denver
pianist will be heard as a soloist. Squire
Coop will act as sccompanist and Hugh
W. Dougall, baritone, viii sing. while
Mr. A. Beesey will make a demonstra-
ton Of the noteaphone.
special feature of the recital will
be the use and exhibition of the note
aphone devised by Mrs. Anderson for
practical instruction in teaching mu-
SIC II consists Of one or more frames
holding strings on which are hung
niue steel blocks tuned to notes and
win the names OF the notes printed
lhereon. BY using sufficient number
o. these blocks. not merely single notes,
put chords OF any desired elaboration
may De arranged. and one child or
'hree or four, with little mallets can
produce desired musical combinations
ny striklhs the appropriate blocks. Mrs.
emerson exhibited one of these devices
10 Nine. Schumann- Heink, who said
they were admirables for teaching. as
uey Tram the ear and eye, and will
make the pupil think sounds. Nine.
sehunann-Heink said she would like
eue OF me noteaphones for the use OF
aer children The device is admirable
ios construction work.
Mfs, Anderson's enterprise In bring
~ 20 the city an artist OF Reidels-
ssr prominence ought to be re-
Safued with hearty support by our mu-
s "'ers. He comes to Salt Lake with
'Ome rare press tributes. among his
napp!eciatons' being a strong one from
'ns famous Scharwenka.
aI' Reidelsberger will sneak TO the
nsa school children on the afternoon
Fn,m me Sth' his topic being Music
a. mere VIII be an organ recital IN
nv ogden Tabernacle Monday evening
M" Nhen Prof J. j. Mcclellan of
ss. S uiy, VIII appear as the organist.
T ~ by the local Tabernacle choir
ue program is as follows: Tam
M Me-, overture. Wagner: Spring Song.
ssn,s .,. Old Melody, by the or,
nj ~ Prelude and siciliano, Mascag-
Via ioceata, Sixth organ symphony.
,.r nSI, Communion in q, Batiste: In,
rhs 10 Maseagnl; Largo. Handel.
''" organ in the Tabernacle is
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