Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-13
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preparing 90 bring out in con-
cert form, Frederick Couvorse's
new opera, THE Pipe of De-
sire" The principal parts win be
taken by Mrs a. s.. Peters. Miss Emily
G. Jessup, Miss Edna Cohn. Mr. Brlncs
and Frederick Il. Smith. with Spencer
Clawson, Jr., as the accompanist Mrs
Ieleheart win give readings hearing ON
the opera, and quartet parts win Doe
presented by Mrs. Peters. Miss COIN,
Air. Brines and Mr.. smith.
The Tabernacle choir is bringing In
new members in gratifying way,
nearly $50 tenors and bases being pres
ont at last Thursday evening" rehcar-
SAL and among them many of tho Load
ing singers I'm the city. Tho men and
women singers will meet separately
beginning next week that the drll, 8s
wen as placing of members in the
parts best suited TO their voices may Doe
properly attended to-. The women are
o. meet Monday nights, and the mon
ON Thursday nights.
Just at present Mcndelss0hn as re.
gaiving attention. the beautiful duo
with chorus. 81 Waited for the Lord
from the Hymn of Praise being Iu
urcparati0u. There are also being con-
sidered several of the heaviest choruscs
from Elijah such as Thanks be TO-
God" and Tie lis watching ovcr Is
raoI." of which the choir has had
copies for several years. Prof Ste
phcns desires 20 remind au who have
received letters If invitation from tho
First Presidency. that 90 reply un the
card enclosed is due. stating whether
or not they can accept. in order that
the membership roll may be made out
u full.
The Salt LAX, Male chorus held am
Informal reception Wednesday evening,
in the rooms Of Squire Coop, conduc-
Tor of the club. where an enjoyable pro-
gram of miscellaneous numbers WAS
given. including selections by the
chorus and individual members 6f the
association. Mr.. Coop also gave 90
number of selections ou the piano. Re
froshmeuts were served, and the fest-
iyities continued until 70 late hour. This
was one of a series of entertainments
which the club intends giving.
Tracy Cannon win play as "a pre-
lude I'm the First Congregational
church tomorrow morning. two move
ments OF Meudelssohn's sonata boo O.
minor as an onertory, Schubert's Lit
any," and as the prelude, Lcmmcn's
Fanfare" Miss Edna 'ohu. Tine
Oontulto. win sing Killers Lord O
My Heart Holds Dear
Salt Lake people who listened with
pleasure To- Adela Verne while she was
here. will Doe interested in this notice
about her, printed I'm ON eastern pa
uors Adcla Verne. the English pianist
gave recital 500 Washington yesterday
afternoon that showed her am artist OF
Importance The composition which
called forth the greatest applause was
the Chopin sonata. op %, In which tho
uIaveI combined technical skill and
emotional beauty The Liszt "Rhap-
aodio." No o. brought an equal amount
of applause and. although it was the
closing number Of the program. the
audience remained seated. refusing TO
leave until Miss Verne responded with
am encore. which she graciously did.
Walter smith. a local musician well
known en- song composition has writ
ten the words and music Of "a new
song called Beautiful Isles OF the
sea-" as sung by Horace Ensign, the
decorated cover being also designed
boy Mr.. Smith. The scene represents
90 corner OF Great salt Lake 10 is "a
ind a ready sale
Al tomorrow's II a. m. service In the
catholic cathedral Norman Vote win
sing as "a baritone solo, Dudley Bucks
"Salve Regina" and Miss Florence
O'NleH. soprano viii sing a Benedictus
as the offcrtory
with the opening OF the new year
#a. In. T.s Dad b 40
brass bands out In the country 30 that
salt Lake dealers are finding ready
market for instruments.
A. Is. Hougtou. the baritone. hus roe
turned from an extended trip through
the east where De met with success
On recital work. He BIS already ar-
ranging with concert manager In NeV
York for a tour 10 begin Jan. next
There IS quite cali for sheet music
through the mails, which is keeping Joe
cal dealers busy iu answering them.
THE demand is largely Tor standard
productions.
Henry Gardiner flr some years iu
charge of the talking machine depart
mont with the clayton Music company
of this city has been transferred to
Logan where Doe win be bon charge uf
IHn now branch store opened There hy
ODE music company
A prominent local music house dis.
posed of 90 pianos. 90 yIaIus and lO
maudolius aud guitars. Boo One day this
week. the proceeds of % contest Chat
has boon carried uu iu tho HdNrrtis.np
department of Salt Lake newspaper
f1r some weeks previous. AS result