Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

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& goud Of II. The music comnlittee
II hezii1te AT All IN hGCeDAlIl,
4 pUl McCieilan'e terms, so ne w.h
Fave tomorrow afternoon OH the over
and Limited for Fresno, expecting 10
4 reach sail Lake on the return Inc
following Friday evening. He Win gave
his frst program Tuesday evening"
sth matinee the following silef-
noon. The program VIII include some
of the Crgaiiat CHOICEST nu.neiEi ana
viii occupy one ana a hhil 'aodre. ~
the matinee, next day, most OF " VIZ
be repeated, with the addition OF ths
Prelude TO "Lohengrln, ihe ram
hauser'' Moreh, ana the tllst organ
Sonata, by GlulmRnt.
Assistant OrgAnist kimpali wiii
play at the tabernacle tomorrow art
cfnoon, and at Thursday evening
rhciy rehearsal; While Mrs, Sappofn
will 0ffciate as the pianist at Mon
day nights rehearsal OF the Music
Festival Chorus.
As the state OF California is reputeI
10 be fun oil orsanlsts, TINS uhsoliclteu
offer and invitation from the Fresno
church TO the SAT- Lake orgahls'. -
Justly considered high compliment IN
Prof. Mec'elians stead
The need of o good sized auditorium
70 be used entlreiN tor concert put
Iosas, IS fsit IN TINS city nan WIZ
seating capacity OF about l'2oU people,
and a stage boxed or with a pac;i
ground shaped IKE a smell. or spheri-
cal triangle. BY this arrangement the
different sections OF the orchestra or
concert band are heard in unison, the
sound being blended into harmonious
whole, On the ordinary theater Stage,
part of the orchestra-as the Violins,
are Just outside the proscenium, ami
lhelr full sound reaches the ears of the
audience But most of the other IN
s,ruments are on the inner side of the
goes w into The nies, and stays there.
Experience has proven that the only
way TO secure satisfactory results is u
have a specially constructed stage rs
stated, for concert performance, Prof,
Shepherd believes, If such a building
were erected. II would be so frequently
IN demand as TO make it a paying in
yestment The Boston Symphony or
chestra plays in an auditorium thus
built ana arranged. 50 that the or
rhestIa can be heard to- advantage in
al parts of the house, and there is no
acoustic aggregation to annoy.
The 81. Paul's choir win give the
lratorjo of "The Nativity by Organ
IT
morrow evening. The choir has been
practising diligently for this special SER
lice for several weeks under Choir
master Brines. and are confident they
will be able to give an excellent account
" themselves. The soprano soloists are
Misses Locke ana Zorah shaw. the con-
ratio Is Mrs. w. II. Cunningham, the
ienOr Mir. Brlnes. and the basso Mr..
Sharp There are in the oratorio sew
ara violin obligatos which will be
isyed by Miss Esther Allen. There
Ire Rs singers In the choir.
ieries Of important concerts. For The
irst, which will be given about ths
asst week of February. a vocal sololsi
glll probably assist the club and also
ilng number with the male chorus
% meet what seems a uonular desire
md have the club appear oftener upon
he program than has been the case h
ormer concerts.
The orpheus Was never in better con,
smdes MAUI man, MY ~ .'tei r,,sIs Dipen,,
N town and among them are many re-
iently arrived in Salt Lake from gle
,lubs ana musical organizations o
,ther cities The subscription list Il
n The hands of Mr.. Erred Graham. III
,enerai Interest i'm the club and it
lnselhsh efforts To "do things" 70