Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21

'o"S9'' = Arthur Hartmann. ~ ''''s'<S'''''
Ballade, G minor, OPP. 23....F. Chopin
Alfred Calzin.
Faust Fantasia ........ 80. Wieniawski
Arthur Hartmann.
(a) "Un Pensee.".... Arthur Nevin
(b) wild Rose" 800. .......,..
........ ..... Mcdowell Hartmann
(c) "TarfalIa. ...... .......... sauret
Arthur Hartmann.
(a) "capricho,'' .......... IA. Jonas
90 "Pnpillions.'' -. m. RoSanthal
(c) Selected ...... ............F. List
Alfred Calzin.
Grand American Fantasy, "In the
South, =. ........Arthur Hartmann
Tracy Y. Cannon, who has been
abroad II number of years studying
organ and piano in Berlin and Paris.
is at home again, and has opened e
studio in the Tcmpleton building. AS
readers OF the News" are aware. Mr..
Cannon took a special course OF train
ing under the greatest living organist.
Crlilnlant, in Paris and he carries
with him n very high testimonial from
that master
Mr.. Cannon returned somewhat ear
Ier than he anticipated. owing TO Il
pressure of personal business. but he
will now settle down aud work hard
al his profession, teaching organ.piano
and harmony. He has been invited to
take charge Of the organ at the First
Congregational church for the next
two months, and will fill that position
until after the holidays, giving special
attention to the Christmas music.
The next big society event at the
Colonial theater will be given by the
Salt Lake Symphony orchestra Il week
from tomorrow, at O'Clock p. m. The
soloist of the occasion will be Spencer
Clawson. Jr., and the entire program
will be as follows:
Fourth movement from italian"
Symphony (No. ~, opus 80. Sat
tarello (Presto) ........ Mendelssohn
Prelude to "Lohengrin" .............
........ ........ -. Richard Wagner
Concerto for piano and orchestra
No. 8. opus 73............ Beethoven
Mr. Clawson and full Orchestra.
INTERlIssION.
Selection from Madam Butterfly"
1850. ............ ............ Puccini
(a) ''Trauen,erei,".. .Schumann.
90 The Rosary =. .Ethelbert Nevin
March from ITannhauser"".....W Wagner
8 Director Mcclellan and Manager
Spencer have made the program brief
and somewhat lighter and more popular
IN form than usual. The numbers have
heen timed. SO that the concert will
last 'ess than an hour and half.
Miss Alice Spry, pianist, pupil of Miss
Matte Hall. assisted by Edward Gore.
basso. and the Clara Schumann string
quartet will give recital Tuesday
evening at IS east First North street
An attractive program has been pre-
a lou. h. .tl
rection of the we'll known violinisi. Miss
Esther Allen.
The final rehearsal of the Salt Lake
Symphony Orchestra will take place Oh
the stage of the theater tomorrow at
the usual hour. Prof, Mcclellan has
arranged harp parts for the "Trau-,
merei" and '"rhe Rosary so that Mrs.
Tuttles beautiful instrument will be
given more than the usual opportuni
tics
An accomplished New orleans tyni-
PIANIST writes Conductor Mcclellan Of
The Symphony orchestra. asking for the
position of first tympanist. He says
he learned Of the orchestra through
handsome editorial notice given the new
conductor by the International Must.
clan. However, there is no opportuni-
ty for the applicant. as the orchestra
has already two talented tympanists@
Messrs. Beesley and Carlson.
Norman Vote will sing "Veni Crea-
tor by Giorza. at tomorrow's II a. m
service in the Catholic cathedral The
program for the dedication of the new
organ has not been completed. as the
organ numbers have not been FUR
nishcd: but everything will be in ieadiE
ness for the event, which comes off
Dec. 4.
Local instrumentnlists say the Colo
NAL theater has an ideal location for
IT'S orchestra. as the pit is six inches
above the floor. and there is a shell
like arrangement. in front that
throws the musical sounds out into the
body of the house
The chorus Of the Ladies Literary
club took up the seasons work yester.
day afternoon, when they gave cred
liable recital at the club house before
large and appreciative attendance.
Mrs. Wetzell conducted.
The many friends Of Miss Florence
Z. Allen iii this city will be pleased 70
learn that she has been appointed by
the faculty of Western Reserve college,
IN Ohio, MS lecturer OF music FOR the.
current winter season. Miss Allen viii
give five lectures on the following top;
les: Some Elements OF Musical Form
Phillip Emmanuel Bach Picture
Painting in Music Development OF
the Orchestra and Evolution Of Or
chestra Music. Miss Allen taxes
special Interest in lectliring at Nest.
ON Reserve college. for it was here that
her father. Hon. G. e. Allen sof this.
city, graduated back in the seventies
She is at present musical critic on tue
Cleveland Plaindealer, but it is believed
by her friends that her being appointed
to d coiiege protsSsorShip Is bii,
matter Of a short tin1e.
Colonel n. w. Clayton has received
word from his daughter, Miss Sybeiiit.
Clayton. in Berlin, that she will APP
pear in concert there on the evening
OF Jan. 30, supported by the Phlhar-s
monte orchestra. Miss Clayton is to.
give q program suggestive of the stu
penduous. for 1t includes the great
List Concerto for piano, the Tschni-z
kowski Concerto. and the Caesar
Franck Concerto. Miss Clayton's in
structor, ST.. Jonas. says the like of this.
has not been before attempted in Ber-5
lin by any pianist but he is confident
OF her ability to carry out the program
as she has fully recovered her strength
Sr- Jonas wants Miss Clayton TO star
through the principal cities of Europe
to show the people there what an
American artist can do.