Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09
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IHE International Grand Opera
company will inaugurate a short
season of opera at the Colonial
next Thursday. Friday and SAT-
.,,v evening. with Giordano's opera
If Fedora" as the opening BILL Nine.
,rborrv singing the role OF Fedora aud
Coi,mbini. late tenor OF the Manhattan
ooora House. New York. the role Of
: oris Ipanof one OF the most inter-
setting features OF the presentation oe
Fedora" is the fact that Nine. Therry,
was the artist who originated it in
paris. having been chosen by Giordauo,
tbo author 1t win be the first presen-
t,tlon In salt Lake Of the famous play
I'm ifs music form
one Of the choicest offerings viii be
aLucia dc Lammamoor" on Friday
evening. which viii serve to Introduce
Mime Norelli the Swedish nightia-
ealo" and the coloratura artist Of tho
company. Mime. Norelli is a graduate
of the Royal Conservatory OF Music On
sto.khoIm Sweden. At Covent Gar
den. London. she sang with great she
cess and is likened TO Christine Nell
son that other great Swedish singer
cbc 1ltern4ted roles az the Metropoli-
ian Opera House, New York. with
Nine Sembrich. This opera win also
serve 10 introduce Signor Bari the
Italian tenor
ror saturday matinee the ever popu-
h. Carmen" is TO De the bin with
Nine Taerry I'm the role OF Carmen
and Colombini as Don Jose
on saturday evening Nerdis charm
Ia fst mil H..
dosing the limited engagement of the
company with Nine Norelli In the role
OF Nioletta.
The company carries It's own scenery
and orchestra has a fun chorus ana
Is said 90 pay no railway fares across
me country In Seattle Its receipts ran
% $4,000 for the week.
The first presidency has thought best
70 continue the MONDAY organ recltais
an the tabernacle for the pleasure of
The many tourists visiting salt Lake,
and who are always anxious to hear
the organ rs well as see the tabernacle
40 this time. no set series Of programs
has been arranged for the ensuing
week Prof Mcclellan stating that they
would probably be impromptu the
titles " the pieces played being an
uounced from the stand. The three
Church organlsts win play next week
as follows Prof Mcclellan. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Tracy Y. Cannon.
Monday and Saturday; Mr. Kimbali.
Thursday and Friday.
J. II Summers formerly of Toronto,
Canada has been retained as the regu-
OAR tenor TO the First Congregational
choir
Manager J. J. Daynes Jr. Of the
DaYnes Beebe Music company has gone
east on a three weeks business trip.
accompanied by Edward L. jenkins
They win spend Ave days I'm Chicago
and five days IN New York.
Miss Helen Hartley, the violnist. is
spending several months at home from
San Diego, where she has been teach
ing Miss Hartley believes that Los
Angeles VIII some day be the musical
metropolis Of the country. Many fine
artists go there from the east on ac-
count Of their health. and find it so
pleasant that they remain
The First Presbyterian choir CON
tnues for another season. as I'm the
past, composed OF Mrs Jack Taylor.
soprano Miss Edna Dwyer contralto. |
ffed c. Graham tenor. and J. II. Cur |
lis basso.. with Miss Maud Thorue !
steadily accumulated by the ladies OF
me church: but 10 is realized now that |
Nnen the organ is bought the choir |
gallery VIII have 20 be radically remod-
,Htd The idea Is to have a spheroidal |
background much after the fashion Of |
lHe curved wall at the ends of the tab 7
lINa.Ic galleries, as Wen as 20 have a
foundation support for the organ i'm |
dependent of the present building |
i'NNoaIons. Moreover 10 is proposed I
I' extend the choir gallery forward |
several feet and make other changes |
.I' position as saleslady and pianist |
WIN lne Consolidated Music company |
,''d''d hE the resignation OF Miss /
dunbar has been filled bv Mrs. King |
g inc late Beeslpv Music COMPANY |
h' store quarters occupied so long /
u' the Bces'eys ON upper Main street \
entirely vacated THURSDAY. and /
,.- are being straightoued out IN the |
Ot' meui of the enlarged quarters 4
0"''"u"ted Music COMPANY
,.l.a M"i'ai union or this city meets
.l I'" an p. m. for the annual 1
.l'h of officers As there is Uoucb /
40 'nu H,ug glory for the president /
,.t union. there are mo- nercely com
. u'koi- iu the field aud the
''''.' 's as yet anybodys
'. order of the musical service al
'..t' "N service lon the Catholic
vl.lI'a win De as follows.
r.''h Cop -2D ............ Rolnlpke |
g.I.. -'....t- t..s........ ROgeWic !
oI. Mrs. Cornne Hammer
" Mac O'Noiu. Oswald
U(n.norD "cayumo." ......... .Ra0 /
Violin solo p,,.,,o,5 Dit"i,
'Wtum Ergo" .....'',. NV Vard i,s"",
., Chorus
.'I .t.t............la Hapho !
A.. Mrs Hammer Soloist.
' .''''r'u. organist and director
A. .H.I"rNs music In the First
'''''ei church win be as follows.
MORNING
.salu prelude .................
OPP That 1 had wings Ike
Or.., ~ ...tt............. Stallurd |
''.F .oIo THE way of peace"
p...,.., Mr. D.. b. Kirby.
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