Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-17

hnal concert al the Colonial
chorus win sing BELLS OF Aberdoyey."
by Davis. and Sweetest May" by
Evans. There viii also be a number Of
contests for Individual solo work.
OFFICIALS Of tho local musical union
aly thew win be no mora trouble I'm
tho matter of competition with bands
AT Fort Douglas. as Judge Advocate
General George p. Davis Of the army
has written a letter u the adtutant
general iu which no says. Local
bands and orchestras and individual
musicians have the right To opportuni-
ties for employment, in connection with
the furnishing Of musical services as
are needed in the community as go
with local residence. and they have the
right under the statute. 10 expect that
an army band win NOT enter into the
local market as competitor for bust
ness. Where there is a. local orEaniza-
tiou of musicians which. I'm the alb
sepce Of an army band would b. able
20 meet an ordinary demands for music
in the local community, there IS cOmpe-
tUiou AS long az there is
a single band Of local musicians which
desires 10 compete. an army band IS
incapacitated and cannot accept a prof
fered engagement
The letter in which the above APP
pears. was furnished TO senator Snoot
az Washington, and "a copy forwarded
20 this city. So the civilian musicians
are relieved Of further fear OF compe-
ution from tho army band mt Fort
Douglas
W. Fl. NiedHnger Of Chicago will visit
this city next month, when he Is 20
lecture before the school teachers on
Music in the Schools"
The first opon-aIr concert at Liberty
park this season win be given by HeIds
band of 80 men at 4 p. M. tomorrow.
The Deserot Sunday School Union rs
publishing I'm flexible binding form
Ell. sorot sunday school Songs" for the
use OF sunday schools and suitable FOR
primary associations. religion classes,
quorum meetings, social gatherings ana
the hong. There are 295 ~ thase
hymns, many of them long popular and
familiar TO tho household and which
are always welcome The book in
cludes also many choice selections writ
ten by home musicians and the best
song writer's Of America The revision
ls by Sunday school Choristers hIy
competent 90 undertake such am im-
p1rtant work The book b. HANDSOME
ly bound and win have a wide cIrcula-
ton.
The season for tabernacle organ re-
citlls iuauguated oy the first prosiden-
Cy has opened auspiciously. with "a good
attendance. The hour is 1910 p. m.. as
announced. but which does not seem 10
De generally understood Tabernacle
Orsamst j. j. Mcclellan win ofhciate
Mondays, Wednesday, Fridays. and
Saturdays. Assist Organist Tracy Can
non win play Tuesdays. and Asst or
ganist kImball on Thursdays Much
new ana fine music viii boz given 40
these popular concerts which win bee
appreciated.
A sIocial feature of next weeks pro-
gram m local musical affairs. viii ha
tEe recital ZOO the First congregational
church of thao violin pupils ~ George
SHELTON. assisted hy Mrs plummer
MrF lglehcart and Mrs SHELTON WIN
thr pupil orchestra WIN also appear
Nrssrs. w. a. FIa-hW1u. H. A. Fans
borg ngr Jorgau.cn. Alfred Press and
George lfliuk Tho names of the que
pills who WIN take part were recently
printed 200 ths "N,Hs'
Iho Easter music iu tho churches last
sunday H1H highly crrdiablo tp all
engaged IH performing lt and much
enjoyed hy th" large congregation
present Ii. uuHt Urotentous efforts
Nur. Iut forth u the catholic. First
HreshNtgiran 3d. Marks. ST. paura.
FrHt Congregational aud First Motho-
dlFt churches
Arthur Hartman urtas the News"
aa follows. ~ shall Dc busy Iu thIs
country until Che middle OF MAY. play
Ing festivals. etc. and then sail Tor
Europe bnurarnenrz. Fiuisteuc. France.
where D expect tI teach Am summer
and in the winter in pHr's / shall play
much Boo Europe next year Am this.
however. does not materially affect my
pupils for in Europe DISTANCES are
small and / am seldom away FOR more
than "a fortnight ON the occasion of
mv last concert in seattle some pub
Ne spirited. wealthy oitlzens ANA