Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-28

n blowing plant for the taber-
H., oraan. as the present apparatus
Utmost worn out. The tabernacle
won, is one of the hardest worked
i,s,rumcnts in the country, MS it has
such reputation that there is con
.tant demand from the tourist public
and distinguished people passing
,brouch. to hear it, Had the present
blowing plant been in an ordinary or
gan, it would have lasted 40 years.
The scheme for supplying the wind
nrcssure is in accordance with new
device now being generally introduce
ed: via, the substitution OF series
nr fms for bellows, the fans being
go located and connected as to draw
the air from the interior of the or
cnn through an intake pipe, and fore
inc It back through another large pipe,
thus Keeping the temperature of the
organ interior equable, and making
the supply more constant and reliable.
pueblo is becoming interested in the
Salt Lake eisteddfod Of next fall, so
that an attempt will be made to bring
nom that city male and female quar-
tets and q number of soloists. Denver
Is to be well represented, as viii also
Los Angeles. In fact, musical people
within a radius of 1,000 miles appear
to be in strong sympathy with next
falls big event.
The Orpheum club will sing the
pilgrims Song of Hone" from Tam
hauser" at the coming Canyon Crest
concert.
a., ~, a., ,s..l,
fine musical program for the con-
ference of Belgian and Netherland
missionaries, who will meet in this
city on the evening of April A.
General Manager Murray OF the Bell
Telephone company remarks his hope
and expectation to see before very long
the science of telephony so well
developed that he can make connec-
tons with the tabernacle cnoir gallery
that will enable any part of the west
ern country to hear organ recitals and
concerts in the tabernacle.
Il. w. Daynes is acting manager Of
the Daynes Music company until
permanent choice Is made to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of
Mr. Rich.
The local Musical union will eet at
. p. M, tomorrow, in knights of
Pythias hall 1t promises TO be a ses-
sion OF unusual interest, when it is
understood that the initiation Zee will
be increased from SO 10 $25 and the i
committee on Qualifications instructed
to make a decided raise IN the stand
ards for admission. The reason for
this Is the presence in this city of so
many oaters"-musicians who ira
vel about from place to place, with no
iiNed abode. and who, by increasing
the number Of musicians. mako 1t
oorrespondingly difficult for bonafide
residents TO compete and make liv-
ing. This has become such nuisance
IN the Pacific coast cities that local
unions are advertising in the papers
for musicians TO stay away from hero
unless they have means to live on in
definitely.
The Catholic choir win sing strrne's
Mass IN Il, at tomorrow morning. IL
o'clock service. with 80 SaIr'9 Us"
(Sterne). by Miss Clara Fafell.
The First Methodist church has now
very good volunteer choir of 81
voices which will be increased to so,
under the direction OF Organist KIM
bail The following anthems are be-
ing studied with view to presenting
thcm on Easter: 'Hosannah," ny
Granier; This Is the Day." Ibv Cook.
Victory" bv A1umCnrd. :,praises
Unto the Lord. nv Vincent win sew
eral solos vet Ia he snIectcd
Az tomorrow p,orniue,s se,.,.fco a,
the mist Sonereea tionpi ; cyhnrch Va N,rs :"
Edward Moore and George Roeers vii
sing IN duet "The LORD Is NJ I ire =
by Dudley Buck
Easter music is beinr taken nm IN
e,,I,,st H., ,'i i ~ petns '"nah Up ~
ehob is workIns e'S on MANI Nannvs Nam, MIN
rection;" ST Paul'e choir has staIner,s
"CrucjGxIoTn Vol I'm hand, 81 NJ,
choir Wil pive Ci,narnee'e ..Niiit.,,,
Mass" i'm the motninr und ZinpnrpIII,s
'Ycsper service" at me sneciat Sou
vice In The evenine, tbe First Preshv.
tcrinn choir viii sing Harry Rowe Shel-
ly4 Death ana Life - short canfato
TINT has ocn,,ii,,o a,i"' c o.i,t1,I
comment II, i"'''''ch d,ucn nVoiaplo
beI Of Inc other rh,n.r.bes nre nj, n,,ine.
foi good music. ''"'''''''e
St. paul,. choir Il glyins ot ,bo SIM
r6ona cSsn EGo9 MSdS ts@ OF a@
,erost " ''S''n''s 10 WIN marked M
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SG@ 4, ,lpg E.,,, w. loousal,' asslsted by
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