Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
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--y T.. A. MATTHEW'S of tho
Et..4f Musical union. IS I'M receipt
request from Col. Sterctt.
- manager of the next O.. A. r.. ma
,f rucampmeut TO secure enough
st.,y bands On the state and SOUTH
r1lno to supply the needs OF the
,nrmeut for martial music, as the
t.,.l has reason Co believe that the
..y.,.r delegations will not bring with
n.m sufficient number Employ
.rt u.u De- guaranteed FOR every
.f.t musician here, but they win not
enough. so recourse must uc had TO
,t.d. sources However some of the
t.s reemontal bands iu the east arc
r. FOB be brought To- salt Lake and
.t.r- tbc west Point band. Sccy.
matthew's has opened correspondence
..ut outside organizations and viii
..,. .bs matter well m hand by spring.
Manager r. a. Grant of the colonial
n.,t.r haas invited the salt Lake Fcs-
.... and the salt Lake Male chorus
s.,s g.. concert az this theJtcr sun
-.. evening Feb 2S. Squire Coop, the
f...r.I off the Colonial thcater orchcs-
rH who is also the director of
n... .ruru-e4. win hay, charge of the
--tIn All. Coop will Increase his
f.t.. orchestra Co 80 men and win
... the festival chorus boz present
SID. .Fau. Eucu' by Max Bruch. This
.0l nIu require about 80 minutes.
n..I.- tui- there viii Doe short mis-
..a...Yus program OF orchestral NUM-
ta The Salt Lake Male chorus,
.h.n took tine first prize at the recent
lr..IdTud Nill render two numbers
Miss Edna Evans will Sing the soprano
-.. u "Fair Ellen and NIr Horace
FnsIeu win take the baritone part
p.tr These organizations have been
barking hard the last two weeks I'm
r-.uHr8tfuu of This event Mr.. Coop
mos. arranging the numbers for tho
FIRST part OF this program which win
shortly ug announced
,rara,mants have just been COM
r...I hv Fred t.. Graham, whereby
lr.rnuc tire Hu~sIau pianist whose
usyne haas aroused The greatest en-
tru-.I.m boo Europe. New York. Boston
sr....u ,tr. for O. concert ON Mon
.Iay evening. March 1g Lhcvuno will
rI1l. great treat to music lovers or
Dbl. .Ity. said Mr.. Er.u0s. tine local
gl..I teacher. when hc was informed
of n. coming eft this great artist.
...T IHryiuuc has been for H. years
Hanr. tho public. four OF which his
name has boon prominently Identified
with tHe advancement ot piaaoiort9
mra. Iu This country and whcro he
acclaimed hy every critic Df prom
q .r.l.. 1Ic js 49, pianist whom mo- stu-
aanf .au afford lp Iet go by without
soaring and his coming recital cannot
..'u 5ut Doe of interest and inspiration
90 Students and musicians.
Th. Cmbuan society and the Welsh
ur.. of this city are eudeavorinR u
luea Daniel Beddoe. the well known
Ge.-g tonor. Go visit salt Lake from
Denver where he j. now sipStns under
ldo auspices of the Denver chorus.
Arthur shepherd is professor o. piano
music u the New England Conserve
tony of Music In Boston.
oreauist E. p. Kimball OF the First
Methodist church win celebrate the
second anniversary of his appointment
. the evening. of sunday. March IA,
tl d special musical program.
The Chicago symphony orchestra will
boz This city May 90 and a. whel
they win appear Boo the Tabernacle
under the auspices of the choir, with
MYRTLE Evelyn as the pianist a local
fm uu participate iu the event 20
toe extent of giving away four pianos
.1 H. holders of tickets bearing for
uu.ta numbers.
m fH. First Congregational church
H.
sing $50 shadows Yonder from GauIs
Holy city, Mrs A. r. Peters, the
soprano. viii sing as the offertory
"TH.-a are they that passed through
the great tr.bulation' by the same
composer Organist Tracy Cannon viii
uay as the prelude. an Adagio by
N,rse. 3u Andantiro arrangement by
L.szJ as the offertory, and for the
Iasulde, one of Bach's chorals.
BalearsaIs for tho annual ST. Pat
rcks day musical entertainment IN the
Salt Lake Theater. are being held SAT-
urIay and Sunday afternoons Mis-
Gleason ls drilling 300 children, 30 girls
and UI boys from ST. AIMS Orphanage.
and the remainder from ST. Mdry's and
ST. Patrlcks parishes The children
orc Goo appear In a Wide variety OF
sIne7 and dances, a number of them
I..".. ana VIII De assisted hA wei
known local professional talent SO
moro applicants for places on the pro-
gram win be received after tomorrow
Hugh DouEaU and his pupils VII
give 20 sunday evening song service Ia
tle Third ward Westinghouse, ON the
evening of tho 2sth inst.
LDaal music houses report that this
month is proving good one DOB piano
siIrH with collections fair There q
a.1n quite "a demand for sheet music
mostly of the comic opera variety
non FUN sets of talking machine
DISCS containing the opera of 81 Iag.
Ilar..' each costing S22lo have been
cola hy one local music nm within ths
lt a0 days.
Tracy Cannon will start "a class foi
Instruction of ward Westinghouse or
Elu.iH ON the cabinet organ, tn star
MARCH ll, and continue FOR l6 weeks Dol
rHHHaa of four students each. Tni
Bind uf instruction win he appreciated
and result ln effective work ou OBJ.
IHI of the organists
Pedal pianos arc likely to he n
IHIucod into This city. through ln
orwnist representing an eastern
iN This consists Boo regular plan.
"..I box of organ pedals .1unuD Peel
N'I ihn kos board by "a get oi wires