Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

,hurch next fIlu"' ~, .,zo NJ
a 'as s,,st was here before the s'Ne "
hs ,,a,ce was limited only py .ne
the auuie't,tbe church, and the warIie ~
tap4cis o,t,on and the appreciation "
Of bis r eeep we're so hearty, ana 50
bis rerlui,,,,e that Mr. Hartmann no
sponlai'c""1s, ce 1t inspired him 10 spe-
ilCed a. Now he IL TO return tol a
clol en- o.s.itol with an entire cliiuSs
seeonu except that he VIII pc ush
Of prosla,,t his adaptation TO the VIZ
ID TO fstes-oowell's ITO Wild hoss.
lin Of M aosement will also ask NJ,
The man" "a MAY one number win the
Harlpanuh ahiv the Jocelyn "Berceuse,
oIgan' P.oe over popular The program
which ls offered is as tollows'
as AZ S 8 Mackenzie Rhapsodle, va
'Ploro1 Snn,,riations). Dance, Mr.. Hart
price 'polouoise. Chopin--Adolph
mann, in,ono): "Giaconna tBaclp'
Bofscilne ,Isnrioues), Tango tspaI-
Romali,aS Arbosl-Mr. Hartmann
isn aa tEngen Onegen' (Ischai-
Parapn. % p,bsN--Adolph Borschke (pl-
koWsSs -,s,,se dedicated to Hartmann
aho rb pS, Holland. Zephyr tHupaS'-
harun'rV- &c n virtuoso of the 1Sube-
-, ~ ebaol INT with a much more SYM
Tx sv,'uO, ,,s,cal temperament He can
pI.Ne netnrsl and artificial harmonics,
tahv With natural notes, AT great
niAvp COMPLICATED lingering seems 10
speou' ,orrors for him, he mixes mis-
va, nav lana M nizzcati with the most rapidls
w ~ messages; runs thirds ana oc-
uows' IN the remarkable speed to the
lASes ,ho 6neer b GARD, and has gem
top " aaommond of his bow that is Won
@ +t,J Then he is an able Interpreter
MI tbere will be q large audience is
mt. oynected. and the management is
~. nno,ing 10 open the Sunday schooi
J pndPisorinn ia accommodate the large
attendance.
notable step in the preparation FOR
az canning great festival chorus VIII
he ,he Joint rehearsal tomorrow eve
ring NJ the festival chorus and the tap
nrrocle choir The object Is the study
q, The oratorio of sThe Messiah which
is 10 he given with the Chicago sym
,,honv orchestra in the tabernacle AT
he Nuri festival. The chorus parts OIL
the oratorio will be sung by the COM
bined forces Of these two vocal organ
izations; but the "Hiawatha" number
will be given by the festival chorus
alone.
Members Of both the tabernacle choir
and the festival chorus are requested 10
hiring along their copies Of THE Mes
siah," and enter the tabernacle at the
west gate. As time goes on, enthusiasm
increases over the prospects OF a fine
festival, one that will be a long remem>
bered event In local musical history;
and the heartiness with which the
singers enter into their work Is highly
encouraging.
Mrs William Gotwoldt, musician
and composer who has attained prom
inence In other parts of the country,
has opened studio In Salt Lake In the
Commercial club building. Mrs. Got
woldt is the author of several wei!
known compositions, among them MY
kitty's Sweet Blue Eyes" and
"Roguish Pauline both of which have
been published: also ''The Butterfly
Carnival" twO-step; THE Nevada
Grand March dedicated to Gov. John
Sparks, and Boots and Saddles" de-
seriplive piece, dedicated to Gen. Fun
ston, by his permission. Most of Mrs.
Gotwoldts compositions are for tha
PIANO, but some have been arranged
for the guitar. She will be a decided
acquisition to our musical circles.
81. Marks choir has begun work OH
Iae Easter music, the principal feature
u winch VIII be Christ, the Victor"
pualey Bucks latest cantata. The
man Tenor and baritone arias are to be
gwen gwen oy professional talent. The work
DEEMS with Good Friday night, and
. Iriies me story through the resurrec-
uon 10 the ascension, the following an
ss.ic greetings from above, and ending
nl.n reflective thought on the earth
, UsloW' a feature is the singing by the
s snole congregation of two familiar
r @n,ns winch occur in the natural
"VS'ess OF the story OF the Cantata.
me ne eontralto vacancy on the Masonio
y, H1,. quariet caused by the removal
has Mss Agatha Berkoel TO New York,
con,, W. yet been filled. Judging from
be rsP ~ , remarks made by MEM
Me- U. me MI Moriah lodge, following
Wonaa Aiice Wolfgang's effort at last
snrIn ~, evenings anniversary In Ma
tba ,aii h " Is reasonable to Infer that
cbanca singer stands an excellent
shs is 70 De given the appointment.
eroellon,f ul. ana accurate reader, with
Nuanly OF voice. '''''
.. %ss Nora Gleason Is working I'm NJ,
S Srl program for the st. Patr ri p,,
rh entertainment In the Sail I'ako
~, lhueaIer She Is to have 200 obildran nn
s ssS stage In fairy. airy cost,,nes o 30
Mn and pretty designs. and thova
,h, M og a double quartet from tho ~
Mrs. fholr to furnish several MN
''eason Is great worker.
Wsdnoe VIII be an organ recItnY next
On h'suay evening, In tho Taharnaoia
rOnyas occasion of the Lumhsr,nen's
mis- c,,Ih which Is to be IN session n,
ms sy AZ the time, A speclol rec,,ni
PAM erlnnen last Thursday nfternoon fnr
Iany ana ms AT Yale" COM
lyn II. ,Melzell has word from Rroop
inIbsS her q ster, Mrs. Shannab r",,,
toni IN ,, mas passed tho donro,.
h. eorw. ,yphold fever. and vim sho,.,i Iv
llaapoaa' rAcent' Salt Lake nnoria ~ ~
Ntbo1 20 this noted sIngor ~, ~, ~.
wDl church early in tho ~, W
Ns news. ' W 'oarh Of this reasur-
Local - ts
mand fo music houses renort tho ~
also vr sheet music as siron,, .i'e Nv
,rira olne business I'm pianos % ufel,
The naae trade IN talking ~ an
IN ia inventive talent IN .ht,
nopular. 'sallly At work lmnroviTn eoui-
pfnpfess W'ohhnism. In fact w 80
SoGes hat t Rbclq ~, made that there are
NY, IN PRODUCTION 'v wi,, volume 81 Of The orig
'"ough perfected devices repro
slnccd "9lzell IS meeting with MA
"a OF n,, ILn,ieess In bringing ar, Pr Pr,
E'bsterp SdI school orchesirsss o1I ms Ms
"a has b sy"ool Tor Instance, an oreb ,ao
M, comets, 1I GRANTEES with six violIns.
lAi profe"lry good instrurnentatior nis
~ perforesseor reports that The o ya,, INA
ss,thslr WorEs, t ibs,. an Immense interest
tfa MIN IhN Wfhsto,. g,,te ~ ihelr