Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23

frClcStfu, mas returned from n Two
years study of the violin In New York.
The young man has applied himself
studiously and to purpose. as his
work is being recognized in the great
ctv and he Is becoming known. Mr..
petersen will visit at home for the
summer.
spencer Clawsor,. Jr.. who is
shrdving in Vienna, sends an interest
Ing note regarding the marriage of
the teacher of Paderewsl, Leschetis-
,ky, an event which occurred at Buda
pest on April rs. This is the fourth
time the famous teacher has essayed
matrlmony, his last venture being
his secretary, u young lady Of 2S, and
the marriage followed close ON the
heels of divorce from Mrs. Les
chetizslly number three. The letter
also states that the marriage took
Mace in the Catholic church, which
treated much surprise in view of the
professors divorce record. Leschet-
igsky has Just passed the age of 10.
N.Y. tlawson adds that May was
the sixtieth anniversary of the crown
ing of Francis Joseph, and that vi
enna was all excited over the cele-
bration of the event. Three kings
had arrived to participate, and one
mart of the festival consisted OF an
open air concert in Schonbrum park,
nj which 5000 singers and five regi-
mental bands took part The admis-
sion was by ticket alone.
The artists who win render the pro
gram at the complimentary concert 10
30 given Miss Mnlic Williams at the
sixteenth ward ncSt Friday night are
as follows: Rosemary Giosz, Mrs.
Halle Foster Sutherland. NJ. j. Brines,
Hugh w Dougall Morris Andrews. the
Philips male quartet, 80 members of
the tabernacle choir. and Miss WI
liams herself. The accompanies for
the evening are not yet decided on, but
Prof. Stephens will be director. These
names assure a rare program for the
young bepehciary.
The sunday concerts 10y the Fifteenth
Infantry band are now given in the
morning instead Of in the afternoon.
and Immediately after guard mount.
prof Mcclellan is 10 receipt of "A fine
lot OF new organ music from Chicago
Tor use at this seasons organ recitals
IN the tabernacle. This includes: Con-
cert Fantasia on Scottish Melodies "a.
/. Peaeel, Fourth Grand Concert So
nata lotto DieneD. Concerto for the Or
gan tHoratio Parker), Recltal series, ~
ronlpositions hemare). Organ Arrange
ments wv. T. Best. Andante with Narl-
atoms in r fat (Mendelssohn), Organ
Works of j. S. Bach. Overtures to
Prometheus, Coriolanus and Eureanthe
(Beethoven), Organ COMPOSITIONS
(Falukns, Hollins, Martin, Eberlin), and
n large number of other standard WORKS
written for the organ.
Miss Florence f. Allen in her recent
IL published book of poems mas inns
brief but pertinent apostrophe to Beet
hoven:
He caught from lucent stars eaeh one
a note.
And strung them into linked melody;
From crashing storms he took his thun-
dering chords,
And raging tempest music
The still calm of a starless' Dreati'iesS
night .,,.,,,,s
Sang in his soul It's wonderiul auasios'
The stringed bass vacancy in the La
coon orchestra caused by the death OF
o. n. Wltzal. Will be filed by Chrls
Jesperson, one of the best players III
the west.
The new association organized to take
over the Fred Graham's music bureau
the Chautauqua management. ana mo
conducting OF musical recitals, VIII m
corporate early in the week, so as to ne
Gin active operations. 1t will be known
ss the salt Lake Association of Music
and Art
The Catholic choir will sing Lahosh
Mass i'm G.. at tomorrow mornings u
O'Clock service. j. w, Curtis VIII DC
the soloist.
Local music houses report a good
business the past week in pianos, WIN
collections very fair. There mas Aiso
been a fairly strong demand ior S'ee'
music.
Mrs. l.. ID. Whitehurst. Porlland
church choir singer of experience, mas
removed with her husband 20 Shlt i ~
civ TO reside. Mrs. Whitehurst rs
high soprano. and viii be heard In To-
ca lchoirs shortly
Prof. ]. j. Mcclellan has received ana
accented a handsome offer 20 give re-
cital June 16 next, in the First BHpus'
church OF Spokane. on the Slo'VOo' thtet-
manual organ there ne VII.
cd by the Spokane y. NJ. G. ~ men
chorus. which has quite reputation III
that part of the country. Prof. NC
Clclland VIII also dedicate the new go
COO three-msnual organ I'm the ~
Grandc. or, tabernacle OF me church
on June 10. going from there TO Spo-
kane Tho artist Is preparing me
program foy both PLACES
Tho program 10 be given by He'll
band tomorrow afternoon az libeliy
park win include tho following selec-
tions
March. "'rhc Commander" Hall
Capriccs
"a shower Of Smiles" ...,".. Bailey
''Mss MeNlco' ,.,...,''.' hlhulNeh
Popular selection, Bits of Romicks
Hits .,....,.,..'''' ,.,.''''' bill'pe
Grand overture. second Hungar-
an Rhapsodio' ..,,....'.... 'lAs@t
Grand selection, office Boy .......
.............. Ludwig Highlander
Ballet music from William Tell
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. hossllh
Capnces:
'Dervish Chorus ",," Oriental Sehek
Polish Dance" ......... .Scharwepka
Clarinet solo. Ia Sonambuln 900. Bilel
Mr.. Walter Simms,
Grand medley "Old Songs Dalbey
March, 1.-THE Baxall' Mum" r. kunh
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