Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-19

HE program for the Brines song
recital on Sept. 80 promises to
be an especially interesting one
It varies from the heavier alias
TO songs of lighter vein, some of the
latter being heard for the first time
IN Salt Lake. 1t may be of interest to
Know that Eugene Halle one OF the
composers represented is Il young man
whose talents 50 Impressed several
american musicians gthat he has been
able to pursue his Work, through their
assistance. And now. although not yet
80 he is considered among the best OF
modern song composers. Van YORK,
the tenor. gave a successful recital Of
Haile's songs in New York last season.
Words to the songs will be given on
the program, which will be as follows;
Recit. Comfort Ye," ''Messiah"...
Handel
Air. Every Valley. Messiah.
......s...,., acknowledgements. Handel
Celeste Aida .,.............. Verdi
Noslcin I'M Birkenbaum". Halle
"Herhstr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Halle
sDubist tic Run '...,....... Schubert
Lockout Observation-Disclosures. Ructauf
Mi. Brines.
. il'll9,, sg mejnhula
Mrs. Brines.
"Quand Je DORIS ...............Lis zt
IL Leurc. liXuuiSc'' ..................4
,Maman dit 4 Moi. ...............
"JeunGs l'illettcs" Observation-Disclosures.
Gypsy songs:
songs My Mother Taught Me-.
vt
"cloudy Heights Of Tatra. .... .Dvorak
MY Pretty Jane - Bishiop
"Noctulncn .................. Chadwick
Loeb Lomond" Observation-Disclosures.
Mother o Mine" ...............To Tours
Forever and Day" ............. Mack
'Ilish Kings ....................Gil Gilbert
The Little irish Girl,.,..s...5...t,.Lo ha
Mrs, Judith Evans Brines at the
piano.
Prof. Lund, who came up from Provo
on Thursday to attend his brothers
wedding, states that the Eisteddfod
chorus is making good progress and
will do its best to give a good account
of itself. Whether or not any prize
is awarded, is a secondary matter with
Prof. Lund, compared with the interest
the affair arouscs among the music
forces in the university, Prof. Lund
speaks highly of the numbers selected
for the chorus competition, and says
that they not only rehearse them as
whole body but in quartet form, thus
making each Individual prepare his or
her part thoroughly.
Mrs Martha Royle King has secured
quarters for a temporary studio, at 2OI
Constitution building, until she can
secure connections quarters desired on
an upper floor
~, Sf IJalH'S hand
has signed q contract With the execu-
tive committee of the Carpenters and
.foiners' sEunion for q band of o0
musicians, to- head the parade
which will start from the Cullen hotel
next Monday morning, at o'clock.
This is the second time that the band
has turned out with that strength
The music committee Of the First
Congregational church is having a
number of organsts officate for sew
eral Sundays before making a final Sc.
lection Of Arthur Shepherds successor
work as choirmaster at the First
Methodist church, and held the first
rehearsal for the fall last evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. w. curtis will be the
soloists at tomorrow's II a. m SER
yocc in the Catholic cathedral.
o. A. Tlirltham, Instructor in music
at the L. ID. S. university, left yes
terday for New York where he will re-
main one year, studying under VIII
liam Nelson Burrett, and in collecting
material for the establishing OF we'll
founded music school
The Irrigation congress committee of
arrangements at Albuquerque wrote to
Held early in the week for photo
graph of his band, and u big photo has
been sent out in reply. The committee
wish to publish the picture on pro-
grams and in the local papers.
Miss Agatha Besihoel Will entertain
her musical friends at the First Metho-
dist church next Friday evening. She
Will be assisted by Mrs, a. S. Peters,
soprano, and e. z. Kimball orSanist.
This musicale will be Miss BerkhoeFs
final appearance prior to her leaving
for the east and II trip abroad.
Bandmaster L. 2. Christensen Of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES