Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-16

Tuesday evening next, render
,,o rare program of piano numbers
's hollow. Miss Clayton has been
t,c IN Berlin for il long time past
Tho hest instructors. and this
,dded TO her well known natural
I.nt has caused her freneds and
Students generally TO look for
"a IN her appearance with high an
..tions.
,c,, following program will be given.
mn. anal number, Liszt's Rhapsodie. is
,Jo,, attempted by any but the most
,ro6cient musicians:
.a;o nm 70 M Brahms
ip5onillons. op. o.. ...... Schumamn
Ttude, on. 20, No. l,.,. chopin
NopNrDp. Op. 10, NO. 2........ .tnOpln
polouaise op. 5S-.,.,. .,..,'."C chopin
Twilight Soms' op w. Nv '1 Grni',
;,,5 an 30 ................M acDoweil
concert Etudc. op. 36...... MacDowell
Nocturne FOR leit nahu s aIoilp, oSrltoi''c
Rh'jSo .,ho, '''''' . ~, List
u Is l'''''''''.' ~ g. 600 ,,,l
IS 10 "",' :, 49, Is.oa, .,,,,....,
oper" - Ca ~ p,,,..,
oil 'Ho IT, -
under ''e hoa,,oa w., aa,r
Manager ", ,,o o5th ana pn,,
parry lor 'ro,'upS ~ 49, ,a,.,,,
Luna WI" D'""9 A.. s,,.-.',.-..,,.
orthnstro to "a "BoCcaccio' has been
.bo birgest success in the history of
music in Provo, four performances
l,a,,ing heon given I'm that city to big
,,aio,cas and Ogden and Logan hay
I'M, hocn visited with equal success.
prof Lind and his clever company
v,il meet with a warm welcome here
eSIecla''S do ny g,
Inc auspices VI
Kimball Organ company expert
&c here from Chicago resetting the
commencement of the tabernacle organ
aud as soon as the instrument is en-
,,ra,y overhauled, the season of re-
DitoIs win begin. The new blowing
anuaratus is proving success.
General manager Euse'e = avs
neau OF the Colonial Publishing COM
,.,,h1tsbi,,,r tta inHi.inI Jan,as-
,.,, u,,,,os,,,or, pI,o Rock ;, has sant
V"'' ''''p ,,,,,,-
for the photograph OF frol' Mc'ic'iah
ior publication with those of the other
orgauists who officiated AT the late
J.,,esto,.n o,,,rs,tio,,
Tho annaa franco Of the o,nbeus Climb
-. -.
l""oio" ai'erhoon' III Tue rhs' So''-
sregaiona church, VIII be looked for
with much interest. as the club is to
sine The fop,ous argo of uaendeI nh.
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singers nave pee" rehea'Sii "ea'ouS.S
assured.
The following vocal muic will be Civ
,.,a,,.,,,. 4, t,,o E,rst Nathod,s,
en- toiiiuilo"' III 'iio 81 i'''o'l'N
church, at the Ii a. m. service; the
anthem 'I.audeaumus,' by Dudley
puou ,n,bor, "proise We tho Lord -
- NJ.
ny Pou'lo"' c"u'r"''" s"io' M'ss
SChrack, abide With Me, by Biddell.
In the evening: Soprano solo Mrs. Co.
i'"''e ilaii'''iei' NNo Ni"' a.
lard Ihere are now 20 singers III the
volunteer choir. with more coming. Mrs.
Wet2ell is choirmaster.
The eighth grade pupils in the schools
working hard in preparation for the
musical part of the coming gradua-
ton exercises Chicago ladies proml-
nenuy Identified in educational work,
sing, and they are ready to acknowl-
edge that Chicago can take several les
sons with profit from Salt Lake. Prof.
Wetzel has had u hard year OF II,
IN carrying on the work all alone but
the school board says 1t has not the
needed assistant.
The program for the open air concert
TO he given tomorrow afternoon, at
published last Saturday. owing tc
the rain Saturday night, the park
keeper notified MIR. Held that there
would he no concert on account Of tho
tn next day ana dried the grass the
park keeper admitted the public, but
failed to notify the band. SO the
crowd was there. but had no concert.
Arthur Shephcrd played a number ol
hi own piano compositions for coterl,
Of his friends Thursday afternoon. Mis-.
C0hn and Miss Ikimball sang seVora
Of his songs. the composer accompany
ing
noon from his California trip. wei
rested bv the change and ready I,