Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-16
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TrRr has salt lakes love
wv FOR music nown7 What has
M s.,ome Of our boasted must
w ,,i taste Where have our
20 hidden themselves
nus .. are Questions that might wei
mes ~. ottontion Of those concerned
e'ss' .-,s.r,ation Of our reputation
% y, .,,.ic center. A glance into the
.,es of our leading musical insu-
reveals the same narrowing rec
'..'' .,,rtiness The salt Lake SYM
N' y ..,hestra has o. deficit, the salt
Pl."' choral society has a bigger one
orobeus club has one big enough the
i.r-Ss,, Music Bureau has lost money
'.srly all its recent ventures anu
~ eisssl concert was no exception
'lo s,sssters OF the last spring iestlNal
la IN, ,.s,,ain an appalling memory. MI
~. concert at the tabernacle WIN
~ ,so nrest.ge OF his Berlin success
5,5 ,,,tle more than pay expenses, me
fake Opera company mas played
,.s b5ulant success for years, nut IT'S
wy. ,opture. THE Girl and the cover
rln behind, the first loss the COM
wv ever knew. Schumhnn Heink
10 como Go sing in sat Like,
III, 5smands a guarantee la advance,
p- M manager can be found brave
enough 70 give IT,
NM m all It IS o. condition black
- 10 discourage anyone IRON
1-,sne into music speculation, ana
XII ~ future holds out by way OF
cement il is hard indeed TO figure
Il this writing.
rss salt lake Choral society will re-
.,na work for the winter within the
,syt 10 DAYS and win commence at once
n biz work for presentation about
CHRISTMAS time The preliminary plans
Jaw beine discussed contemplate rather
.l.borate operations for the winter and
,,rly spring. At least two big works
I'M he undertaken during the year and
,ss second one viii be given as n part
~ big mid-wllter festival about the
middle Of February.
me- full plans for the society are not
v.i iesdy for the public. but assur-
noes are given that something of more
han ordinary interest Will be an
-ounced very shortly. Notices Of the
s-sf meeting viii be mailed to members
within the next week.
Miss Fannie Ode. successful piano
,eacber. late of Illinois. has come TO
settle IN salt Lake and will open a
studio here Miss Oldc IS a student OF
he Sherwood school and a graduate Of
the Central Conservatory of Chicago.
She was president OF the Mendelssohn
AUD and among the friends in salt
lake who speak highly Of her attain
nsnts Is Prof j. j Mcclellan.
The Imperial Mems quartet leaves
next TUESDAY for a weeks concert trip
trough sanpete county, returning via
NsphI This organization has made
such a favorable reputation on past
tours that success on this trip is re
grded as certain.
Al tomorrow's II a. m. service I'm tho
Catholic cathedral the choir will sing
he Dachauer Cardinal" mass, the
9ooIsts being Mrs COnnne Hammer,
Mss Nae O'Niel and George son. The
o-erog viii be the Ave Maria" by
Lllzi TO be sung by Miss Nellie Has
s'atk. oontrilto, Raymond Rihet.
John KOuse and Humbert Prince as ,
ssting With their violins.
Claude J Nettleton has been appoint
q fist violinist Of the Colonial thea
id onchestra for the season by Con-
il'lor Squire Coop.
Music houses report a steady demand
~ sheet music, though, at present the
% tine rag-time remains the favorite.
Vae arge iim has just installed mu-
?, neet rack frame containing nearly
Nv JACKS, and win keep on hand alb
ne Standard overturee. four and eight !
A. arrangements az well as for two |
Aia The demand for sheet music is
aeadlly Increasing that several mu- |
aouses are going into that branch |
cute heavily.
Aanager r. W. Daynes Of the Con- |
Alaated Music company has gone on |
.-so weeks. business trip through the |
VIsanist Tracy Cannon will play prior
'eh99frow mornings service in the |
~ congregational church, Rhein- |
eser Vision" and Caesar Franck's |
Nuth1e in q Minor" The offertory |
" Of arthur Foote'S Nocturne. with /
g'sliude from Handel The choir |
s.l. sins me anthem Ambrose's zone |
'"e'ly solmon Thought"
M me tabernacle organ recitaIs ~ |
u,ra,,' lldcy Cannon ohiciates |
i, Me- ana Tuesday f.. i. Kimball |
Wsc'onll'e and Thursday. ana Prof. |
''''N on Friday and Saturday.
.,,, D' friends In this city OF Mrs. Can.
a, i.. hlhg Slaughter VIII be pleased |
rsi '.. 'H lhaI She is meeting with slp |
IN mn Nampa as an instructor /
b. W. pan'. Mrs Slaughter former
h s King studied piano and organ ]
'"' under Prof Mcclellan.
d. i1e Namra Leader Herald OF roccnt |
Cbs-,t. n large half tone of |
ies.b.. hIakeslee. formerly "A vocal |
tsl-. pm tnis city. who has located |
ris., kiFes his conservatory on /
' "a limo notice.
han, ~ sehcttlor and While Stafford |
,ti returned from their O,nb,,,n, 49,
"''N'ep to Denver
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mn I. american Music society Of this
lork ''''sanizIng for the seasons