Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-12

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arr LAKE music circles . were
a. IN a tlutter by the announce,
sss made in the News thas
~ mp". 80 AT length to have an
unit, wv to hear Madam Mo.
oppor.S.Ia and that on the al'er ma,
in opera .ra engagement Alice Mel
ns n would be the star m"n"s sbe en-
son uncertain yet whether IN, s
per ,.ont win run two or three n Ne 70
saseiH04,s eouany in ignorance as ~
and ne . .,rs Whatever the iensu'
the fepS -. cement may be and wha'
Of u, .he ooera, there is no douo' . ~,
ever Wv taception both singers VIM
~ The Russell opera co.ls a'are
ns,J Nordica heads ana the s. 800
wn'.n company are the most eSpea
op''a .csrizations travelling ana II =
SN ',a o to know that we are ~
s Moth of them early in the SPINS
nov, concert by the salt LAKE.
me "s orchestra viii take place
synp pr,day afternoon. Feb. l. Mr.
~ has arranged a rare pr
spep"t sor his big organization, ana an
gram ~ .,nact,on will be found In inc
"uas so,olsts of the OCCASION MISS
, ,s Allen, yiollnlSt. and MI, -Alil o,
I rs.ns, vocalist. Miss Allen has prot
n' rr.atlv by her two years study
:" germany and Mr.. Farreifs hae
nasso.baritone voice Is sure TO Greats
ol s,ronp impression, He has been
s under dudley Buck. Jr.' in
New York for some time past
,.ot william ApMadoc of en-.
fi' ,,,s nne Of the ad1udicators AZ
uas9 ationai Eisteddfod held IN uuch,
tie N', ON New Years day. Not ohiy
A. S,a NJ Mr. ApMadoc pass upon the me-
Wv Wv 81 the essays, poems, noveiel,es,
n1o,,ations and music, but he aiso
conducted the exercises at me ,n,eS
ssesions. This Is the one hundrSu anu
,,rentv-flfth time that the proiesSo,s
Mas ofticiated at gatherings Oh .iis
Kind and he bears the reputation "
heing the best equipped Elsteuuloula.
IN america. A splendid half tone anu
n sketch OF Mr.. ApMadoc appeared IA
recent issue Of the Chicago hecoro-
q Herald.
4 Mrs. sam Levy, mother OF Mrs Lot
4 lie Levy James. the wen known sins
ar has received from her daughter
ha ronprtCifA Of nHr
n husband Mr.. Cecil James, who Is
81 tenor singer of prominence In the
81 east Mr. and Mrs. James expect TO
q visit Mrs Levy In the near future.
william Biele. tenor, will sing the
81 o6ertory at tomorrow mornings SER
n vice In St Marks cathedral
The annual meeting OF the Clay
ton Music company was held Thurs
dav. when the old officers We're re-
elected as follows. President, II. w.
Silver: vice president, r. G. Shields;
secretary, J, ]. Mcclellan; treasurer,
q. II. jenkins; manager, j. J.
Daynes. Jr., Director. B. j. Stuart. The
reports showed that during the year
over 1000 pianos and organs were
sold. and business transacted to the
amount of s250,00O.
Sale of seats for Salt Lakes first
annual music festival. commences
Monday March 4. The first weeks sale
Will be TO subscribers only. Besides
getting the first choice of seats, sub
@iibers viii be given the season tick
el rate for the entire festival of three
performances. Those whose names
are not received by Fred Graham,
manager. before subscription list
closes viii be obliged to purchase
single admission tickets at double the
lree paid by subscribers. without ac-
gS 70 seats until subscribers are pro-
Muea. The first rehearsal OF the fes-
WA chorus was held during the week
wa zoo members present. ''Hia-
eaha was the music worked on,
~ 'hls work viii be given the first
r msus Vi inc FESTIVAL, April s. The
s'Sso symphony orchestra, which
uas peen engaged for the festival
E raineers SV men. with Alexander Won
.1 I'm as conductor 1t will also be
accompanied by seven soloists. four
wal and three Instrumental Among
~ ,rs soloists will be Genevieye Clark.
ssen, soprano; Franz Wagner. cell
l't, basso. 'oi Co
,tn s a. >. Peters has been appointed
esssas sster at the First Methodist
hal "a place OF Miss Agatha Rerk-
Hpsb 'nSs'sned to so to New York.
I'M ~ Dousall and Miss Emily C. Jes-
M "ete mentioned IN connection w,tb
ANY, ~siuoh, but the music committee
N'''ed with the church. ' .o
n. .IIe mas been an unusual dema,a
tsl4elan, phha Instruments this week,
hns 4. ~ tue line of comets. Held q
strIns1,o enls furnished with new in
four u.s. ana has now two bassoons.
Skkb aIai an and bass clarinet.
soDS ss niis out It's reed section in yery
hII Sa' music houses report n slight
aa~S s on In the demand for tnIltInp
times rIsh" hlle the piano trade con-
hctlons s sn along without break. Col
' are reported good.
dsmsnS music music dealers report a growing
genera tur comic opera scores. and ,n
claimed ~ trade holds up well. II is
sod here ~ more sheet music is being
Wv man ever before.
Invented V nlhi plano player has been
feprodtses" uieh runs by electricity. and
thing VIM, we melodic accent. some
possible IN heretofore has not been
nsshansm "at particular style Of
m viii v,Uo pupils Of Miss Nora Glea-
day and a Tberss6tadi studio recitals next Tues
hersht Ir,eacai,s ag Of the MaoDowelt
lsaliledi ''l'sl netted ;75. which viii DTs ba
tines ihat sn, ought to have been four
ling '''' sum- with professional ha ,"dr
topal des m,n De a musicale AT the nn,s
.sctos V witEy the coming Week IL IN I ao,,
"glvea there her Nns SILVER tea that is to