Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

UyHEN Nine. Johanna Gadski
wv Is heard here Monday
w night at the tabernacle.
AL music lovers will be given an
.oruniiy Of hearing the youngest
,el as the most popular. OF the
greqt singers now touring the
..,,ry in concert. Nine. Gadskrs
VA on public favor is indicated by
4. fact That this is her fourth AM
,l.,n tour in as many years. rec
"A which few concert singers could
duplicate
tate last season after being three
cars away from the operate field,
e.5sh patched up her differences
,b Herr Conried and returned to
*, Metropolitan Opera house Her
.-vsss n the great Wagnerian roles.
-ffh SHE sings as can no other Twins
.-ra dola, was so pronounced that
ms feared that she could not be
-scl TO keep up her concert work
M u8sou, since she continues % he
,-mher OF u Metropolitan forces.
fmn charlton succeeded however.
s'uring her again for o. limited
ud and concertgocrs throughout
u country are roaping the benefit
Me tabernacle organ recitals for
NE season of 1907 were concluded
au Tuesday afternoon, with a high
successful program. These fuuc-
lions Increase In popularity from
fa8r t0 year. with such an attendance
obs season as to encourage reason
eb'c expectation Of e still more cx-
tended appreciation next year The
organ has been heard by distinguish
% visitors from an over the civilized
globe. who have not hositatcd i'm ex-
pressing delight both with the per-
former and the instrument. When
the season for 1905 opens. there Will
be- large addition To the recital rep
nioiro, including such compositions
a- The Overture 10 CDrioIanuS." the
overture 10 Loonoro, No. 3" Han
1eIf organ sou3taS. tho Beethoven
symphonies, etc. with fewer than 20
exceptions. Prof Mcclellan has Of
t.atod at 1,0l2 regular. public re-
c'ias in the tabernacle, during the
last seven years.
Prof Mcclellan will leave for
Va. next THURSDAY. i'm
company with the governors party
and the Utah commission He is to
ruorm on the great exposition or
gan several times on Utah day, and
ION three days thereafter. will give
Po daily recitals. He intends then
% visit New York where IL is OK
ected he win have an opportunity to
Fay on the Instruments I'm old Trim
g. St. Bartholomewss the Brick
Presbyterian, and other noted church
81 Efforts are being made, which IL
hoped will be successful to have
willard Wcihe accompany the party
l play on his violin at the EXPOSE
n salt Lake Symphony orchestra
hN Friday the 25th inst. as the
d its first concert this season.
I vocal soloist OF the occasion will
b DE tenor, Mr. J. Brines. who will
SIG several rare numbers with full
.'aesiral accompaniment Mr..
Nephefd ~ actively rehearsing his
men for the event No meeting of
he orchestra win be held tomorrow
o'ng to the conference season.
The orpheus club Is practising dill
gently for las concert in the First NJ.
p church on the evening Of the 2Sth
ml with Mmc. Carlotta Maconda.
and is making Communicable pro-
Tess
J J.. 'otter. an expert salesman
H.h the w, W. Kimball company 81
Chicago. Is in the city on business. to
remain couple Of weeks with the
Clayton Music company.
He'd Is furnishing excellent music
az lhe state fair, with an instrument
Alon including saxaphonos and a
,a@ clarinet.
the talking machines have been
having their day. at the state fair.
Vle entire corner is devoted 10 them.
al alI sorts Of music has fallen Ike
an both hpon the Just and upon the
allst The Song and Dance" has
Nn The popular style.
A 81. Mays cathedral tomorrow
nn'ng. j. W. Curtis will sing the