The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28
Music and Musicians

Glee club. At It's concert last Tuesday
$4,000 was added 10 the iund. Inc last
appearance OF the famous pianist She
vlnne at Mendelssohn hall, on Wednes-
day. will be in aid of that worthy object.
Throughout all the world concerts are
now taking place To celebrate the torti-
eth anniversary as n composer of Edward
Greg the noted Norwegian. In Berlin
a grand commemorative concert IN the
Philharmonic was given with Hrleg MN
self conducting some OF his greatest or
Chestral numbers, Here In New York the
anniversary Will be remembered 10y a
concert fetc in Carnegie hall, the pro-
I ceedS OF which will go toward erecting n
/ monument i'm urieg's honor. here in TINS
city. y male chorus of loo from the
| United Norwegian Singing Societies VIII
. be heard in some Griee chorals. and tho
| soloist will be Mime. Marta Sandel- Brnm-
sen. who has recently sung with Gricg In
| Norway, An orchestra Of sINty-two will
/ accompany,
Another noted concert for Sunday
/ evening will he that Of the United Ger
man Singing society OF New York, 500
] their grand festival concert for the heue-
! fit OF five large New York hospitals. This
! fine body of singers rarely appears In
/ public. and then only In aid OF some note
J worthy charity, or TO celebrate some
| noteworthy event. Their last public ap-
! pcarance was two years ago, when they
J gave a UlCmOlablS concert " 'NAtpi'N'
| the one hundredth anniversary OF INC
poet Schiller, and many American and
German artists took part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rafael Joseffy will open
! their country home at Tarrytown- on the
| Hudson this week. Miss Helen Josetty
will entertain at house party there
carly in May
Mr.. Ruben Goldmark is enjoying
brief outing at Lakewood, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol siegel of Salt Lake
have arrived in Baltimore, where they
arc visiting relatives. They will be In
New York for a visit before returning
home.
Mrs. Henry Siecel leaves on Thursday
next for Salt Lake. She will visit In st.
Louis route.
Mr.. Larabee. formerly Of, the Uintah
club is now permanently located in New
York.
Miss Gates OF salt Lake will sail this
week for Europe, to be gone for Two
years,
A number OF the Salt Lake girls who
are In school i'm New York and Wash
ington Will visit the jamestown eNposi-
'tion next month, before rs-urning TO the
West. Parties are being formed IN all
the larger schools.
Mrs. o. J. Salisbury and son Walker OF
Salt Lake are at the Waldorf for u few
days.
Ex-senator Kearns arrived in New
York yesterday on business trip, ana
is registered at the Waldorf.
Mrs. Baldwin and Miss Katherine
Judge are among the salt Lake colony
AT the Waldorf for brief New York
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Reed are in New
York. registered at the Waldorf.
Miss Cossrin is still at the Hotel Mar
Unique and will not return West for
some time yet
Mr.. and Mrs Gibson OF Salt Lake who
have been at the Waldorf for several
weeks Will not return until June They
win spend the month of May III Atlantic
City.
Clarence Bamberger leaves tomorrow
10 resume his studies at Cornell He re
turned on Thursday from a delightful.
visit TO Cuba.
This afternoon the regular Sunday con-
certs VIII be inaugurated for the summer
at Liberty park by Held's band. The
concert will begin at o'clock. sharp
The programme for today follows
Grand march. Cavalier" 80. 80. Martin
Overture to civilian Tell" go. Rossini
Caprice, "Pocatello' 80. .... 49,, Sachs
Caprice, Cherry .....-...,;.. .Mclnley
Grand selection from Faust" ...Gounod
Evening Star, "Tannhauser' go. Wagner
Selection. 'Mikado' So, -..... sullivan
Caprice, Golden Rod" .... Mckinley
"If the Man In the Moon" Fischer
Overture, Bohemian Girl ...,..-, Bale
Ellen Beach Yaw, who a few days ago
became the bride OF We're Goldthwaite.
young lawyer whom she romanticauy
It'll 1l,-t,., gssart
ranch. has won fame as singer. and es-
pecially for the range OF her voice-from
3 below the staff to L in altissimo. She
was born near Buffalo. \. Y, but spent
the greater part OF her glrlhood in Cali
fornia. She made her debut at Nice in
April, 1903. and achieved instant success.
1t has been lntimated that the receipts
of the Conried Metropolitan Opera COM
pany in Boston were $4,000 in round
numbers sum not only exceeding that
taken In by the company IN former years.
but forming noteworthy contrast TO the
last Boston season, when there was a
deficit in the treasury. and Mr.. Conried
vowed never to darEen Boston pore again.
| The remarkable sale OF seats has been
accredited TO the popularity of Geraldine
Farrar, who came originally from Boston.
This deduction has been made from the
fact that the operas in which she sang.
Faust 'Tannhaeuser' and Madam
Butterfly drew the largest houses,
bringing even greater audiences than Ca
ruso.
Henry w. Savage. with George Marion
and his European agents. arrived In Paris
this week. During his stay in the French
capital he will conduct series OF audi
tions with Il view TO selecting voices for
next years English grand opera organiza
tion.
1t is reported that rehearsals of THE
| Prince of Pilsen' may be given in Paris
while the composer. Gustave Luders. and
! Henry w. Savage are In Europe prior to
the coming European premier of this
! tuneful musical comedy. The Prince OF
| Plsen" is now approaching the end OF its
| fifth successful season in this country.
| Next year the piece will be sent on an eX-
| tended tour to the Pacific coast,
A Paris cablegram announces that Ger
! trude Rennyson. for four years one of the
| prima donnas with the Savage English
Grand Opera company, is soon 10 make
| her European debut as Elsa in "Lohen-
| grin,' under the management OF the The
! ater Royal de la Monnale in Brussels.
| Miss Rennyson last appeared In this coun-
try as Sieglinde in THE Yalkyrie. Dur
ing the past Year she has been studying