Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

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gr tenth concert by the Salt
lake symphony Orchestra Is
3D., for next Friday afternoon
.,.ioet am the salt Lake Theater.
U .ss Manager Spencer win round
m nc musical people Of the city,
the subscribers 10 the or
'.. o,ud. so that handsome turn
looked for. The schools where
,s made a. feature may be re-
by. on TO do their part.
Deaf shepherd has arranged a rare
...rlent program as given below. a
,,re being the appearance OF Miss
,r,yior as vocal soloist Miss
na-ar.s recent hit in robin Hood"
!" fresh I'm the public memory.
tb. beautiful "Traviata NUM-
..N ,itb tbe fun orchestra accompani-
.be ought to give fine account
.ssrsolf The numbers Of the after
,aoo are as follows:
o..r,pre 10 "EgmOnt..... Beethoven
V,t lars ui" from "TIaviata' Verdi
"' Miss Hazel Taylor.
rorAcre. music from ROSA
munde' .....-..... $500 sen uneIt
prst suite from "Feramors'
...... ...,...... Rubinsten
Two Episodes
m Legend CD Negro Epi-
s1dc ........ ..,... .Hehry GliberI
symphonic poem, Les Preludes'
....... ..........,.... ..... 'Liszt
me last issue Of Conns Truth"
contains O half tone OF Held's band
raching across the page, with a COM
an.uury wnte-up.
Jan Kubolk the Hungarian violin-
if who played iu the tabernacle two
years ago. will appear again In this
csr Jan. Q. at the First Methodist
church, in the regular University
course of lccture-musical entertain
mcnts. Kubelk is an original charac-
tsr who is profusely written up wher-
ever Gee goes.
81 paurs Episcopal choir is training
under Choirmaster NJ. j. Brines. 10
bring out the cantata OF stuart, call
cd "The Nativity at the Christmas
services stuart Is San Francisco
5reanist Mr.. Brines win sing a tenor
solo tomorrow morning from Mendels-
sohns Hymn Of Praise"
Notwithstanding the recent financial
srlgucy, the piano market has not
been seriously affected. one local firm
has just brought in i've carloads OF
pianos from Chicago. All OF the local !
houses have generous stocks on hand. !
bgf which seem TO be going out right |
along Collections are reported satis- |
factory.
George Sone win sing 30 Salutaris" |
By Mario at tomorrow IS II o'clock SER |
vices m the Catholic church. The |
choir Is TO sing Rosewig's Mass i'm G. !
Friends Of Miss Alice Wolfgang, who !
have been I'm Chicago in the last 30 |
days and heard her sing, report that |
She has improved immensely since |
leaving salt Lake. She So contralto |
90 iho choir of the Pilgrims ConRrega- |
tonI church. one OF the more promi- |
nm. churches Of the city. Miss Wolf :
sang Is very much missed in the First |
Presbyterian choir Of this city. where |
Guy NlANh FNAN II an ANAaANAt AAkhAh uEAhIH /
going to Chicago.
Two three cOrnered grand pianos in |
one private studio are unusual in this p
part o. the country; but Prof. McClel-
Dan has now TWO fine such instruments ,
~ bis studio. The extra piano IS for 1
himself to accompany a pupil where It
may be- desired.
The First Methodist church quartet 1
WIN sing tomorrow morning. Chris
uah the Morn Breaks Gently DER
Thee hy Shelly; and I'm the evening /
'lm Pilgrim by Mason.
Sheet music sales have fallen Off OF
a.e SO the demand now is hardly
more than fair.
Local houses report tho eastern
nanuiaciurers Of talking machines as
laNng finally caught up with their
'as ac'umlating orders. so they can
10" ON orders on demand.
hndmaster Sousa has presented
ioi j. j. Mcclellan with a fun set Of
.i s suites. published by the John
,tu1len company of Chicago. Prof
Afl lelian is delighted with this re-
Meimofance u the noted bandmaster's
a. N, IoHoWlng paragraph Is found ln
l' pr lln correspondence OF an eastern |
fI.i'ai paper alfred Best Of salt |
A, city favorably known last soa-
,t America by his connection with
savage company, has Just COM
l work with Mr. Ferguson. who
,.'lr.s me young tenor AS singer ~
tremendous operate posslbilitics.