Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26

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n r I'M Wednesday evening at the
IsN SAT- Ike theater, the Denver
Eisteddfod chorus will give a
grand concert, aided by soloists
ss from several Denver church ehoirs. The
choir numbers 125 voices. "A special
feature OF the concert viii be the BARI
tone solo by Mr.. David Evans, who has
been brought all the way from Wales
to be the soloist during the Eisteddfod.
The following very attractive pro-
gram will be given under the direction.
Of Prof Henry Housley. IL leader we'll
Known to Salt Lake musicians. The.
program includes4tWo numbers by Mr..
n Housley, including his famous Hank.
5 Hark, Ny Soul and the song, Mine
Always
Part song, THE sea Hath IT'S
feafls Pursuit.
Denver competitive chorus
3H Tenor solo, Israel 3. ......I... King
Mr.. I.lewelyn Jones.
Quartet (a) mo EVIL Shall Befall
Thee, I. N. x. y. ]. 4, Costa
tb) Live. Love and Die .j......
,.... !. ~. ..i.3.. Il. ~ Houseley
Miss BERTHE Berlin. Miss IVY Matte-5
son, Mrs. f.. ], Honseley. Mrs, Fl.
S. Cooper,
Solo and chorus, "Innammatus {
Solo, Miss Berlin.
baritone solo, Prologue from I. Pag-
lacci' Z. y. ~. IJeoncaVallo5
Mr.. David Evans,
az Chorus, 81 Hank, Hank, My soul''.....5
1890. $3.50. Henry Houseley
Tenor solo. .Berceuse' Goddard
@ Mr.. J Il. Thonpkins
& Part song. Z. Sweet and Low q. lsarnby
lDenver competitive chorus).
Bass solo, assI Fear No Foe. ...Pinsutis
Mr.. George H. Bradbury. Il
Gonralto solo. Heart cart at Thy
Dear Voice Saint Saensa
Mrs. Bessie Dnde Hughes. S
Song, line Always. Henry Houseley6
Mr.. Charles w. Brown. X 5
National melody, old Black Joe
80 Foster
(lLhs1lVCT#g AIT.
by tho directory.
Today IS tabernacle organ recital clos
4 ed the season of 1908 the recitas not
TO be resumed until April Of next year.
6 The season has been Il highly success
full one, as the steady and large attend
ance and the many compliments from
3 tourists have proved. AS usual, all but
a very few recitals We're given by the /.
organlst Of the Church. Prof j. j. Nc
Clellan the other officiating organists
being b. r. ISimball and w. J. Poul-
ton. Jr. People from all over the world
We're among the audiences, who do not
hesitate to class the Salt Lake instru-
rlent as among the great organs OF the
world, and Organist Mcclellan as
among the first SeXecutants in the pro-
fession. The experiment of changing
from two recitals a. week, to a daily
program, proved successful, and Will
probably be the order. for ensuing sea-
sons. Holding the recitals at noon, in
stead of fat b. O'clock, Is much more
+ convenient for travellers. as so many OF
them are obliged to take the afternoon
L trains out of town RI
The Orpheus club is planning to bring
out in this,city. Oct 10, four grand opera
stars from the Metropolitan opera com
pany viz, Richard Martin. tenor: Mrs.
Josephine Jacoby, contralto; Marie
Rappold soprano. and Joseph Campo
s mari, baritone, With Arthur .Rosenstein
as musical conductor These are all
h we'll known operate singers and their
appearance here will be an event to
be remembered In the local musical
world. The concerted numbers will be
the particular feature OF the program.
Including great qnartets, trios. and /
duos fom the grand operas. The Or
pheus club will also appea on the pro-
gram. s3 $l9
Since the announcement was made |
that Salt Lake would at last have Il
grand course of$distinguisi1ed musical
\ artists, many inqui1ies have been re-
&ceivcd by Manager Fred Graham. 1t
has been definitely decided that these
musical events will take place in
the Salt Lake theater and the First |
Methodist church., De Gogorza, the |
eminent baritone being the first Of the !
place In the First Methodist church. |
4 Monday evening, Oct. II. The second |
of the series will he Arthur Hartmann. !
the popular violinist,f occurring on NOV
{ 81, next comes Nine Johanna Ca ski,
one of the greatest sopranos, who ap- |
peared in the tabernacle last season,
she will appear probably in the Salt /
Lake Theater. Her date Will be- some /
time IT. January. The last Of the series
will be Lheyinne the Russian pianist
: who Will make his third American stouf.:
appearing in this city for the frs.
time, during the month OF March.
90 LIE lS las2
II. The following order of musical service
lsbe observed in the First Methodist
church tomorrow. under the direction
of Mrs w. A.. Wetzell who has re-
turned from her summer vacation Oh
the Pacific COAST
MORNING. #s
Organ prelude Go. sBlakesles
Anthem Lovely Appear Gounod
Baritone solo, Rock of Ages 81 ohnson2l
Is, x. Houghton.
s.{ EVENING.
Anthem h & las the Hart Panteth -. c;iffe
Solo, my tiod, Ny Father. While I
Stray $3.50. Ma Mafston
18th AZ *. Houghtol.
III Mrs. William "A. ATetzeii.S choir diree-
tor; Edward I.imball, sorsanist
Miss Mary olive Gray is back from
4 summers visit with her fathers
family at Montrose. Colo, and is AGAIN
engaged III musical instruction. l.
An instance of how hard some lnu-
sicians have been worked this Meek.a