Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
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H.
- pAYNEs JR. and L. f.
-. of the Daynes-Bee-
Music company have re-
.5 from three weeks
v rp with intelligence that
marked interest TO the
= ubHc of This city In particular
Tl'. r,n.raI world in general The
''l m..re, Is that early in the coming
several experts from the COL
., TsbIne Machine company OF
uNih.H ,.ri bp here Co take II rec
NtN ~ tt. tabernacle choir, ana d
uroe rr.il fne great organ as play
f0Ol.Ns .f,vlr Tire choir selections
Cd pi ba,ns determined d. Con-
ere H0" -,.,h.rs and Ensign, ana VIII
dlglV.' t ,...r noted chorals sung
nti..e 'roir such as The H1lleluJah
li t" rararl. the soldiers chorus
Ol'iu r,,sfn ~eattlc exposition music
HoW KAY prof McClcllan's sclectio. s
et, VIA. tbr fr.t movement OF the
Nu l'',is, .opola. Omcrtoire In ID
, ,he lsst movement OF tue over
nln'' .ruhauseG" the Lemare
tI' ,,ir, Russell King MIXERS
N@ tna Haua.e Largo, March or
hs, Grail" irom the 'Parsiial
m ty Nevn. spring Song by
Hs.,hr aTriumerei. by Schu-
l'l- N. prelude 90 "Lohcngriu.' IN
aen . Al fbc great Bach Fugue in
..l,,r u7ssenets Virgin prayer,
aitc from "Mign0n.' ana Nidor s
l ,., '..,gees.Ion that the tabernacle
sni orgau records be taken by
tbc great eastern talking machine
....fs.t,irors. was made Co ColOhei
n'-r.s some weeks prior 10 ms east
trip by q friend who had hoteu
~ rseritl OF organ and chuich cholI
,es In The machine catalogues. III
-@s as though nlne-ienths OF the
,.lognes were listed with operatlc'
lori and vaudeville music, Whlie a
-gsrly 8ue-teuth was given 10 organ
t,7lb choir and religious music
saoerlNy. Colonel DaYncs approved
Sanib of the proposition arranged
..r the use of the recording appaid tua
m tbs tabernacle and went east WIN
m Jenkins. They found the Coluin-
1sn people entirely agreeable TO the
,-,rosltion. and as there hau beeh
I-syiors correspondence on the mat
- the New York mana cement was
,.,dv 10 taIk lu fact the correspun-
s.nee had suggested Co the manage
rapt of the compau. the ldes OF sen t-
rr ont q recordins apparatus 40 take
.55rds not only Orb dlnefenl parts OF
IL. .oHntry. bud foreign countries,
Ind the experts Who are 10 stop mere
.n continue west after completing
hs.r work iH salt Lake, ana go 70
rbira and Japan To- record music Of
III or,eotals Who have already been
-sfs familiar with the American talk
rg machines and their virtues.
Tbe device used for recording Us very
rarb like the ordinary photograph. IL
VI formerly believed chat the proper
,-s.5,rre Was Go use am immense
r.urhone horn into which 10 play or
M But later BE- was discovered that
his vas entirely unnecessary, ana
fl small horn answered just as
veil Al Che Uctory. where the singer.
ana plners have always gone hitherto
So psri5rn. the artist played or sang
Immediately into the mouth Of the
horn Bg IN the present case, some
experiments Nill bee necessary. The
apparatus gM bc raised and lowered
on d aaf0dng 600 front OF the choir
gallery anu. the focal center OF the
panboa formed by the coufguration
of the tabernacle wallis and ceiling rs
heated Il may be found advisable TO
USE two or three recording instru-
nenis differently placed. When the
records have been made satisfactorily.
hey viii all Doe shipped east 20 New
York and Bridgeport Conn, for mann
ndare. and then be listed for dis
rlluOn AN over the musical world.
The forthcoming engagement OF Sou
as band az the Tabernacle On Now
mbr 10 win De the thirty hfth semi
anlal tour of the March King and
a ninth "trip from ocean 10 ocean.
Nh "a record speaks volumes not
NF Tor sousas popularity. but for his
i "els 90 hold IBIS famous organization
gther
james Furster of this city. who has
'l.ian quite number of musical COM
.Nllons has lately had new song ac-
p'a 10y Joseph W.. Stern a. co. OF
''" loik, who arc sending out copies
ll' work The song Is entitled
i "Hfh The Star Light Soft and Ten
'ieeis me Waves" Mr.. Furster.
ao wrote both the words aud music. is
'"1 royalty ON every copy sold.
az Sundays 10 o'clock service i'm tbp
anollg cathedral the onerntorv MN
au IVA Maria by Laho~h. for tuyo
h. ahos br Mrs Corinue Harris
hammer and Miss Erma Stewart THE
'H tle service.
"s ElA bFor "a Sat Lake student
1. Ue New England conservatory of
N Do Boston made her FIRST an.
,e,.e iheIe as % piano soloist un
nj, Iistr Play ing prelude in ID
, euu chopin NuCurno iu T. eharp
uniting hcIalf with credit There
s.,, . % liah students ln this con.
'''tl'y la.t season
,l' vacancy Doc the Masonic quartet
--.l 10y iue departure of Miss IA.
pa evans ior Europe has Non eiira
'A, selection of Ans. A s. pete,s
CON 'drred ono of our besi
..h-H At the Noveuthai
u"s of ilr Scottish Rito AIasnns
q, llsriat $500 furnish tho nusi. Mn
r. lIeno Kelly as tba areon,n,"ist
'l A. d. Peabody (. ann tsr ''','
'TaHt % Graham ass
uanlsy' '-N tenor Miss Helen
Ea'y. ..I, '..'.''l and Miss lron'
4 rauv NH. tna accpmpanist. re
% Narr u'e.ssful CONCERT uif
lbar, 1000 'i ihe local "A. T. A