Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20

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Friday afternoons concert will begin
Mt o'clock as usual. and last only a
little over one hour. The program Is an
admirable one, Introducing as 1t does
the harp soloist. Mrs. TuttIe, and the
fiutist Mrs. Flashman. the crchestra's
part of the program Will give 1t rare op-
portunities, and lovers Of the more pop
ular FORMS. will have their tastes graf
flied by the sixth number, the Strauss
Waltz. The numbers are as follows:
1-overture Midsummer Nights
Dream, .-............ MendelsSOhn
SOLOS for Harp;
(a) Mazourka ...-.....Schuecker
sb) autumn .... Thomas
Mrs. walter G. futile.
s-Synphony No .-..... Mendeissohu
Introduction Maestoso.
Allegro.
Adagto-
Allegro Guerrero.
Orchestra.
Qntermissicn, five minutes)
4-(ao Valse Lente .,......A. Shepherd
(bn Marche Picturesque.
CFrom Suite for Crchestra.)
b-Concerto for Flute y major. 800.
ME-. Flashman-
6-Waltz, ''Wiener Blut," --.-.-Strauss
Orchestra,
1-March, "Ponnp and Circumstance"
..-.----+.---.......... Elgar
Orchestra
Local musicians who attended both.
the Savage and San Carlo opera per-
formances, compare the orchestras OF
the two companies TO the advan-
tage Of the Butterfly band, whose
work was smoother, more graceful and
more finished than that of the other
organization,
The Musical Festival and the San
Carlo conlpany's performances have
started many people Into investing in
the scores Of 1.-THE Messiah and
Faust
organist Kimball OF the First Metho-
dist church. began last Sunday evening
a series of organ recitals to be given
before the regular service, and which
Will be continued at intervals during
the sea son. The first recital was welt
attended and enjoyed by quite an au-
dience.
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The Tabernacle organ recitals for tho
season of 1907, began last Tuesday.
afternoon. with Prof. Mcclellan at the
console. The attendance seems to be
Increasing and the disposition to APP
is not encouraged. These recitals will
be given each Tuesday and Friday, the
same as last seasous
Christian Zangenberg. a member of
the Royal Opera in Copenhagen is tour
ing the United States. and will visit
Salt Lake City early in May and give
an entertainment here, Mr.. Zansen-
berg received q one-year leave OF alb
sence from the king and carries q
special greeting from his naJesty's for
nIer subjects in America The eastern
press Is loud in its praise of him as
most versatile actor
II the theater orchestra selections
these days are taking ON more than a
usually jubilant tone, ascribc II to the
advent OF another young Shepherd
Gender male; date of arrival, April
Is; lung power, eailiopic-
The music at the First NJ. y. church
tomorrow morning will include an or
gan prelude by Scheve, Bach-Gounod's
lave Maria" as an offertory on the or
gan, Barrctt's anthem, Deus Misere-
tur,' by the choir. and Misses Alma
Young and Martha McClain Will sing
as a. duo, softly Now the Light of Day."
by Speaks.
Tho Liberty park concert season Will
open tomorrow at p M, with a per-
Torrance by Held's band of 30 men,
These concerts have become very popu-
lar, so much so that the street car Iacll-
tiles are often taxed to the limit 10
handle the crowds whose size mas az
times run UP to 10000. Mr.. Held VIII
present a. fine program and give popu-
lar music as usual. With his present
increased Instrume ntation which IN.
cludes bassoons. extra sasaph ones ana
bass clarinets, his band viii be able to
do excellent work.
The Fort Douglas (Twenty-nlnth IN
fantry) band has now membership
of 80 musicians. though seven are or
on firloughs, and 80 have enlisted 10