Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23

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.uprr NEW choruses for ladies'
..,.ss Gin three part) have Just
,..n issued from the pesereS
.s Thcy are composed by
News r..r stephens and made both
Fio. .a ercctivc. so as to meet tue
easy NJ young Ladies' Mutual I'M
"''' .,,r, association choruses as 'ri-
p''', ,a. ,f the compositions is good
"' ~. cong. and will be taken up
rs tabernacle choir at once Inc
,,r bo, copies on sale
'' rf stephens win also take up f.
piqbsrds' song. The Guiding
80 p arranged for chorus. and WIN
S''' hs choir render it during the
',,,,s as It is a very suitable piece
.- christmas services.
s..,b.u's Juvenile singers. VINO gave
-,,5 account Oh themselves ar
s,,s. concerts, are just beglhhihb
tlt .',,nd term. during which. ne
W., r.g1lar training, they VIII nave
s''' .srstiou a number Of selectlohs
,rs 4pring testimonial quite
...bsr af new members are joining
.-,. .,tbarn no the First Congrega-
...1'I church tomorrow morning VIII
70 Come Let Us worship. by
S'ndslssohn. sung by the quartet
r.,s ,pars were sung at the Metro
,,i.tan Oucra House I'm the week begin
rirgI,s, Monday. Cilea's 'Adr1ana Lee
.l,rorr" had its first hearing IN
,r-lric1 ON the opening night win
r...rsri Caruso. Scott. and the new
5.,,,, conductor, Ferrari. Bolto $
.,-esfofale' was given on Neu-
..s5.y evening and saturday after
.,,r with Farrar and Chaliapine. on
Thursday evening Aida with eau
I'D Kjrkby-Lunn. Caruso, Scottli d IT.
I'D. evening. "RigolettO,' with Semb-
,f.b and Bonci. and Saturday eVenin Z,
r.. nav of grand climax. Wagner =
.,fsi.far4iueer' with GadskL knote,
Van R5oy. Goritz, Blass Muhlmann
ana Reiss
sygere D'Albert recently celebrated
tba fyartv-ffth anniversary Of his hrat
nYrl.. aupearance as pianist. He was
horn Iu Glasgow, studied with List
and has become an out-and-out Ger
man After writing "a number OF un-
su.assfU operas ne has at last Won
HE success with his 'Tiefand." In Ber-
nm cologne. and Frankfort this opera
has been 800 much appiauded that
number of other theaIers have put IL
iut1 rehearsal
some exceptionally important Becth-
oven manuscripts recently arrived I'm
Berlin for auction sale. Among them
b The sonata opus 100, covering SO
pages Beethoven wanted TO call this
q sonata FOR hammerclavier" as he did
bis op nos. IN publisher. Moritz
Schltsingpr however. objected to this.
fearing mat it would diminish the
sales. Beethoven insisted on his point.
bot his orders were disregarded and
The words fur Hammerklavier,'
which he had written on his MS, were
not copied by the printer. The sonata
was Issued IN November 1921.
Says "a critical writer: Germany Is
no longer the leading musical country,
at least so far as the creative side is
concerned Mathematical calculation
Igness has been substituted for great
less Richard Strauss began IT, and
Max Roger went him one better; Nah
Der and Weingartner were not far %
bind and now music making has de-
generated into a competition iH num-
bers Strauss wanted 106 players for
DIS St0mn, now comes Nikode, whose
new Gloria symphony calls for 1913
players beside "a mixed chorus. The
sc0r ueCessitates THE intermittent
vithlraua of groups OF players from
the regular orchestra 10 furnish the
music behind tho scenes" In one place
O. faINozOu pairs OF Castagnets ara
used. Zoo another 2 bird whistles Be
sides The Dasiaguets. the score calls for
6asc Instruments OF percussion: -Four
kfHsirums. Eve snare drums. two bass
drums three pairs Of cyinbals. triangle.
rrN0H Nylophone two tambourines,
and a tom-tom.
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