Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-03
IA H ANAGEH; GRAHAM reports
NfH that he has had very hand
some response to the subscrp-

ton lists for the four big
headliners which he will introduce dur
ing the coming season. The first Will
be the famous baritone Emilio De Co
gorza. frequently referred to as the
ideal baritone. OF the country. His
Salt Lake recital will occur at the
First Methodist church a week from
Monday next. In spite of his foreign
name, MI Gogorza is an American by
BIRTH Brooklyn, New York, being the
place ofahis nativity. He spent most
of his youth abroad, and made his
first fame as a boy soprano with Eng
lish church choirs. Since he toured
America with Madam Emma Eames,
his position in the world of music has
been rendered secure, and his Salt
Lake engagement is. bound to be
great success.
The biggest thing in the musical line
which has been announced lately, is
the great operate concert to he given
on the night of the 9th at the First
Methodist church under the auspices
of the Orpheus club. -Four big operate
headliners from New York will appear
in the following rare program;
Part 7.
Spinning quartet, from Martha
........|......#... =, Flotow
Nine. Raprold, Jacoby, Sigs.
Martin. Campanari.
Aria. Barber de Seville, Large ad
Factotun, ...........:.... Rossinl
Sig. Campanari.
Song, Clanson Provencale..Del Acqua
Nine. Rappold.
Aria. Flower song from Carmen.
fl. ...........,....... ........ .blaet
Ridi Pagliacci.. ..... Leoncavallo
Sig. Martini
Gavotte, "Mignon. ...,.... .:.Ihomas
Nine. Jacoby.
Trio, Faust, .............. ..Ionhod
Nine. lRappold, sigs. Martin
Campanar1
Part II.
Last act from III Trovatore," Verdi
Nine. Rappold, .Jacoby Sgs.
Martin, Campanari.
The strangers within our gates this
week include a small host OF notable
names and for their presence we i'a
indebted to the enterprising group OF
Welsh Americans, known us The cam
brian Society. 1t is rarely, indeed,
that any music festival attracts mus
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ppser ana atljudicator. Mr.. Evans, the
baritone and Apmadoc, the dean OF
Tjsteddfod managers. Add to these
the many leading singers. musicians,
and critics that the Eisteddfod has
Drawn from the -four quarters of the
country and Salt Lake becomes for
the time being, a center of musical in
terest that should we'll make her in-
habitants swell with Importance
It is pleasant to know that the l'sh.
yer people go home with sense Q,
having been royalty entertalileel, Hiia
friends from Ogden and PROVO may
take back with them an equai
sense OF Salt Lakes hospitality. A.
royal week of entertainment We ns,xe
had. and the thanks Of the community
for it all are certainly due the se'l.is-
men of the Cambrian society
The child With the almost insane
sensibility for classification. of SOUNDS
and harmonies which often develops
into the virtueso type. Is rare ana =
but seldom encountered, even os tls
profession. Such a enid. howeNet VT. =
tied Mr.. Spencer dawson. u 8 studio
fills week; Gloria H.:;son IS her name,
she is the 5-year-old daughter OF VA.
hudson OF Santauuin. The family caif'e
TO conference and brought Win .iiei..
the child who had already snow VI
great musical ability. she sa, ao a.,l,, ~
tta 1,,;ano and first played little compo-
sitlons Of her own; with one chubby p,
little finger she managed the thame y, n
sthe treble and with the other manu-
nIaved the bass. Mr. clawson PLAYED
= simple melody. the child repeate 20
t. Then ;,s:s "A : ,,as ne child
also duplicated. Mr.. Glawson ad ~
tbe narents not to allow the child 70
s,,,at, until she became physically aoic.
ssui =, hcr present condition she might
Strain 4 wrist and ruin her hand iol