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

and the Salt Lake Festival as
ISOLATION have Joined hands Co
mike the third annual musical
festival which occurs at the tabor
paca Monday and Tuesday. May 40 and
d. great success. The choir is de-
lending on the festival to assist them
in going 90 the Seattle fair. Aug 26
and o. The choir members have rec
,.Iyad 1000 season tickets. each meme
Der arrcoiug To- dispose of at least five
each Three Thousand two hundred
collars iu prizes win De given away
to those selling tickets bcsldcs
<imbau grand piano valued at 500
to Dee given e. the purchaser holding tho
lucky coupon
Mr. Graham. who win assume the
management of the festival, has just
returned from the northwest and
learned while there. that those in
charge of the exposition are much clat-
.d over the fact that the famous salt
lake tabernacle choir will take part.
AIR. Graham met Nh l. A. N3delu. the
director general OF the fair who has
heard of the reputation achieved by
thc choir and who mas taken "a per.
eonal interest in the proposed trip.
Governor Spry has promised his. sup-
mort in the festival ana win d' am in
n.s power TO assist the choir iu these
t.o events.
The festival win be given by the
Chicago symphony orchestra of go
musicians and the Salt Lake ubcr-
.lcIc choir. festival chorus. and the
salt Lake choral society. The ORE
"A. ls. ffrUI.r lHTUHfItn OF
ta talented and f3yor1te conductor
Adoluh Eosenhecker who diI such
erIeulid work last year with this same
orchestra Coming from the east With
the orchestra, win Doe the following
quartet of well known vocal soloists.
Aida Uemmi. soprano. Miss Frdhm
ulutrlItu. David n. Dugan t.nor
Frank Arthur Prei-ch basso.
Besides this array of brilliant artists.
the orchestra viii include lO iu-tru-
mental SOIoists of whom the most prom
uaut are Franz Wagner oellisL and
Guy Woodland, violinist. The famous
pianist. Myrtle Elvyu, viii be- heard
bob conjunction with the big orchestra.
THE following music win be rendered
Iv the chorusos and the orchestra.
Nasclgnls "CaVallcri0 RustiCaug,' 10y
fho festival chorus. GouuOd's "Gallia'
and Marchcttis ave Maria Uadies'
.norus). by the Salt Lake Choral So
"IrfH- ana CNhIN laIel aANNIIIHllit
hv the tabernacle choir The entire
program win he announced in the very
near future.
The Salt Lake Mems chorus which
tur the first prize AZ the late salt Lake
Eisteddfod. will give "a concert iu og-
den. on the evening OF the e2rd inst,
under the auspices OF the ladies' OF
the Weber club. The concert VIII be
given under tho direction OF Prof,
squire Coop. who is to appear also.
as soloist Miss Hazel Greaves win
bee assisting artist. the other soloists
being selected from the chorus. The
program win be as follows
Part 7.
Holy Art Thou" Gargo) ...... Handel
Steersman, Heave the Watch 80.
salt Lake Mems chorus.
soprano solo. ..................Sel Selected
Miss Hazel Greaves.
Hymn 70 the Night" ...... Beethoven
Schubert Mems quartet
Plano solo ................ Selected
Prof. Coop.
Baritone solo...... .... GOO. Selected
David NJ Burt
Part II.
~ Horn Shall Weight a Willow
eye Banks and Braes Of Bonnie
Doom '.-.... O.. ...... Scotch Nogrlch
salt Lake Mems chorus.
Violin solo ......-.... ......... Selected
Miss Margaret Armstrong.
Stein song ......................B ullard
Schubert Mems quartet
Soreuade, soprano obligato..........
....-.. ........- Gounod- Humpcrdinck
Miss Hazel GreaYes and Salt Lake
Mems chorus
THE Owl and the Pussy Cat De lNOyeu
w. s LamoureauX and $. J..
Mems chorus.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Carlson.
formerly of this city, are meeting with
marked success boo Denver, Colorado.
where they located last September.
Mrs Carlson before her marriage taught
IN this city and is daughter of Jo-
soph l.. Eldredge Sr She is now the
principal piano teacher of Denver. and
one of the faculty of the University of
Denver College of Music. MI Carl
som was recently elected as Dean of the
University of Denver College OF Music
uy the board uf directors of the Uni
N'rslty of Denver, and teaches voice
culture there with marked success. Hc
N1s recently signed "a contract with
Hreltkopf and Hartel music publishers
lI Leipsic. London England, and New
York city who are now publishing 80
". h's compositions and for long term
"f years agree to- exclusively publish
ma circulate AN his works. MT Carl