Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20

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- echoes OF Sousas dehghtiul
II .,o,erts arc stil ringing in the
rs of his admirers, and We
j s57u an hope that his welcome
.5 elsewhere In the west may
pew ....,e5 sufficiently substantial TO
navy ~. carly repetition OF his VISIT
ll, Inn california. Sousas banu
ro,ord I'm Los Angeles where
broke ts concerts and harvested SIG.
gay, z, moo of this was .droppeu
o0i uur- .ersity of california, Where
no lHt i.,ed i'm the Greek theatti
thc p'"' ill.,, ,niy time 10 had PLAYED IN
This N ir and it was the only time
ut "i r.ired while the band was ~
tla' .t,ts It did rain pucnloIhs,
the .riua the audience before the cun,
s.. BEGAN. vetting all the hlusiV' "'"
g-s,tirc havoc Eenetalll .....,..,,i trim
ctN.-1c This transcontincnlal UP,
pu' s's,sa and two daughters, Misses
Mf' li, ana Helen accompany MI
Pr's,'''. -rs, are seeing "a lot OF Amer
So1a incidentally experiencing
lea "r inronvienccs, as for IN
go rsfirug at midnight, ana rlsihs
si.sa mi too catch ths lraihs'
~. priscilla is a graduate OF Nassar
N and her brother Arthur Is
.55ntc of Princeton.
-, clarke. Sousa's solo cornet-
Sc. am aUiptical mouthpiece which
-" sg,.es the expenditure of much
f.r5 EFFORT. He is playing q smal-
"u'- NIL roruot than when here last,
.,..onentlv his tone is not so large
to". Ia Sim sounds delightfully."- MI
,a.-e, rclrh,sd "I"' la tho second leger
N1c above the staff in his solos Iues-
5.,. but hc proposes 90 reach tine sec
og3 "c- above before coming TINS way
again
-,, shannon. formerly z FIAT clari-
49,, ,loyer IN souva's band. is now
t,osra.ter off the Twenty third New
~ Infantry. in which position ne
AZ made "a considerable reputation.
,bo ana Ed Levy salt Lake boys,
f5-toary valued members oi tho cldfi-
10, section. and who played nero Whcn
S.nsl Was last boo salt Lake, are under
vcsrs contract Win one OF inc his
r.tteru talking machines for record
making. at handsome salaries. win
crs month Oft with pay continued
The lines of the Levy boys have TAI
Ion I'M pIaasant places. Arthur Pryor
formcrly Sousa- solo trombone player,
la salt Lake boy. also, and married
bis wife here
The Instrumentation of the Sousa
hand i as follows. Three flutes, eight
frst r flat Clarinets, four second b
fst cIarInets. two third b fiat clarinots,
ona alto and one bass clarinet. four
s8ysphones two oboes. two bassoons,
bonn comets two trumpets, four
French horns. three slide trombones,
i two auphoniums, three tubas tympan-
les drums and traps. one harp. one
/ Of the blssoOu players was SICK while
tbe hand was here. but the other man
sustained his end OF the section In very
good fashion.
II Chormager and Organist Jack
Brkhae of ST. Paurs Episcopal church
is coaching his choir through King
Halls Communion Service" with "a
Te Deum and Two new anthems. by
James Rogers and H. r. Shelley
1 respectively, for the Christmas music.
A letter has been sent from this city
% Colonel Higgnsou. manager Of the
Boston Symp0huy orchestra, asking
that he consider the feasibility Of send
Ing the orchestra west on transcon-
tuental tour as soon as the fan and
/
been completed. such trip would
prove a most valuable musical edu-
Gator The tabernacle would be the
only auditorium iu salt Lake able To
bold ihe audience gathered TO hear
What Nine. SDhumauu-Hem and 9TH
4 O. noted musicians consider the finest
o1hestra in the world" This organi-
Dt0n in combination with the taber-
mcIe organ no such a number as Gull
Or "A
u.asira would prove an attraction
isg musicians could not help but
anestly wish 10 hear The
Boston symphony has never Travelled
cross ihe continent. An experience on
NE Pacific coast ought 10 prove
n 'F'aole march Of triumph.
Poi Petersen BIS meeting with re-
arkaoe success IN developing "a con-
ei band at All Hallows college lie
gas {" boy hard az work all aiming
II 70 become eminent sOloists." II they
n p on making such progress as Ia
N. past two months, they may get
mere when a little older
airs Beaverton of Raymond. Canada.
l.Imerly Miss Loll Poulton Of this city
.H4 @ student under Prof Mcclellan.
/ .siung here with relatives. from the
uigaust Tracy Cannon will plav
r..adl morning prior TO service In the
lal congregational church. AN And
v POI i'at by Dubois. a Prayer by
W. anl Christmas Carols" by by
tha For the OTotory Mcndels-
| Sprngsoug" with "a Postlude
" "acHs ior the finale
,AD orchestra for the Shubeu thea
~. being organized with Prof Me-
,.. 's the conductor. and e. j.
.-,,.U,lln as tine assistant conductor.
Instrumentation is 90 include three
lns one viola, cello. stringod bass.
iad plano '''''''''' VI '''''
music houses report strenu-
u'ihtnu from the juvenile section
IN community for comets. violins.
n'I'H.. hui particularly comets. 10