Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

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vuUABLE improvements are to
Ian be made in the tabernacle
Nv organ. one Of special import
,pce will be the replace
II 90 the present blowing apparatus
a.. Kinetic electric blower whose
rt,ees prof Mcclellan noticed
..,,pIorlv in the Austen organ at the
...stovn exposition. and I'm other
,pstrumeuts OF the LATEST build
II ,.itern. The present bellows and
81 connections have done far more
,,ss even anticipated, but the
-.s5 instrument ia the tabernacle Is
u, much more than most organs
Z, che bellows plant has been put 20
.tr,cfed and exactiug strain. As
.,orisns win wear out, and must be
.,aeed so this action is necessary
II the present case
-,. tabernacle organist is working
MIKE the desired change, which VIII
.st ne thinks. about $1,000. The Kline
slant furnishes air through the
-,5iun Of "a great fan which takes
y. air from under the organ ana
,...ss il up through main into tho
..s II is absolutely noiseless, and
~ air of the unvbrying temperature.
.-,.. .li time blowing apparatus always
.,ps. more or less noise and ana the
Issr DC gets the more Us ll heaiA
boueh Joss motion caused by wear
and tear
.r5s music being furnished the Cath
DID,. tag.ar. 30, inc All uaIluNs concert
, .,r8 orchestra. shows Conmcnda-
\. ar1eress being made oy the young
I.ri3u- boo musical performance
psoerseu has them in charge,
.....i ..a guarantee that the iustruc-
am Is thorough. The boys give prom
.f high attainment by the Time
...fter commencement comes rounu.
.-i,.. hand of the High school cadets
r-.rtIs.ng several times wees Wu-
r ln. direction of T.. p. thri-t'hs'h'
.lb gratifying progress. They expect
b. rlso specially fine appearance
.l r.rfDru1nce next Decoration ANY
f.r tTg entire cadet corps turns out
sin Dbl. "uip and tuck between TINS
.rt and the All HailoWs band, as tt
rI.I shall do the best ON that occa-
lon as both viii be n.parade.
Prof W. G.. Clive has returned from
14a4r and is established once more
The Templcton building.
President Earl Pardoe of the ogden
Higb school Alumni association Is
rI.bire be preparation OF the opcretla
al Priscilla" which is 10 be- given
meer fae auspices of tire association
tf latter part of January lie mas
r.aged Mrs. Herbert stanton ana
prf Mcclellan. and Fred Graham VIII
have prominent part. This prellS
.tl work was given in TINS Guy n
Ni last. by "a company under the dls
rHon of II. ;. krouse.
40 the First Methodist church tomor-
ue the quartet will sing In the MORN
me Shely's God is Love- with par
a5.s solo by Mr Dougall. In the even
re the quartet will sing, Lord We
pr9y Thee" by William Reed, with
ortr3lto solo by Miss Holt
Dream Visions, words by Miss An
ME Pike. and accompaniment by frot
Mcclellan. is love song Tor
tenor and soprano, published 10y the
John church Music company. Ihe ser.
lImeut and rhyme of the song are OF
ba writer's best efforts. and the score
moi merely fits with the words, but IS
Of highly dramatic order, and OF the
nest styIe of harmonic composition ana
originality Ina expression. Dream
Visions" can bee rendered with marked
eject hoy a capable singer.
ST. Marks choir is planning an elao-
crate musical service for the Sunday
night following Christmas. The pro-
gram has not Vet been deunltelN ar
ranged. but win include the best OF
Christmas music with the "Iiallelulah
Chorus" from Handcrs Messiah "a
HHes quartet with obligato solo. by
Ena Morris. solos by Amy Osborne
Edna Bailey. IL. J. Bowlcs, ana others
set to Dee decided upon. The organ ac-
compartment viii be augmented 10y GEE
DO and violin The music for christina.
morning will include the Hayne.s
communion service. "a revival OF inc
old-fashioned Jackson TcDcum, the
"Ualieluiah Cdorus.' ana a special SOLO
DOT get arranged FOR.
There will be singing by "a ladies'
double quartet tomorrow afternoon, al
One y. N. 4. a. with solos from Miss
Ada Ferguson and Miss Eleanor Prout
The symphony FOR great organ ana
fuil orchestra To be given at The April
appearance of the salt Lake Festival
chorus. is considered the greatest of
Claimants compositions. and was first
performed lu brussels before King Leo
poll n by the Royal Orchestra of that
city and on the largest organ in the
country with tine composer hiWsru
al the keys. It's performance in tho
tabernacle next spring viii attract q
good deal ~ attention. The orchestral
score win be- given by the Chicago
symptom. orchestra OF 60 men, and ih,
organ MARI NV Prof Mcclellan.