Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-04

a LII eyes arc now fastened OF
~ Thursday next, the date set
~ for the appearance here o
Nine. Marcella Scmbrich. VIII,
comes to The ti.cSter for one concert
only, assisted by Francis Rogers. bari
tone. aud Frank LaForgc. pianist
numbers the famous singer will be heard
here. and the fun program is present
ed herewith.
PART I.
l-Fantaisie mpromptu ....... Chopin
Mr.. Frank La Forge.
2-Aria from Ernani, "Ernanl in
Mime. Sembrich.
S-Edi tu: CThc Masked Ball Verdi
Mr. Francis Rogers.
la Forelle .............. Schubert
(b) Nussbaum ...s...s... Schumann
(c) FruhlingSnacht. Schumann
I'D The Lass With the Delicate
Air ...,.............ss....D DR.. Arnc
Nine. Sembrlch.
PART IL
SAD Der Liebe Holdesgluck (Magic
b5 5iIsee La e darem la Mano DON MHoa'' Gio'
vannD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mozart
Mime. Sembrich and Mr. Rogers
Ca Nocturnc, + sharp major ~
.-.............,......., Chopin
(b) Study in Octaves .,..... Boothe
Mr.. Frank La Forge
1--ia) PdStorale ,..................,B BiZet
(b) Love Has Wings ......J Rogers
(c) To a Messenger ......La Forge
Cd There Sits a Bird ......A Foote
Nine. Sembrich.
SO Du Bist vic sine Bume
lHeine) :.-........;.... Rubenstein
(b) Clowns Serenade .............
.-.,...s.,......,. Isadore Luckstone
10 BDT1pr Ra1IlH
Mr.. Francis Rogers.
9-Valse. "Noce di Primavera' ,.......
...-................... ]. Strauss
Nine. Sembrlch.
No American pianist has won such
distinction I'm recent years as Frank
La Forge, who apearS at the Salt Lake
Theater with Mime, Sembrch. AS exc
cutant, teacher and composer this
brilliant artist has won fatterinG rec
ognition abroad. where he has resided
for a number of years: while in this
country his talents have become widely
known through three years association
with Nine. Gadski and one with Nine.
Sembrich. In addition to exhibiting
his rare talents as an accompanist on
Nine. Sembrich's tour. Mr La Forge
appears as soloist. His ability as a
composer is indicated by the fact that
several OF his songs are found in Mime.
Sembrich's repertoire.
This week has been a species of dies
nom in music The teachers are all
busy; there is no complaint from any
of lack of work. but there do not seem
10 have been any features of note. Not
word has been heard from the Column
bian Phonopraph people as to how long
the delay Will continue In sending TO
this CITY their special apparatus for re-
cording performances OF the Tabernacle |
choir and the organ. but Col. Daynes, /!
loks for an expert and his machine next |
week. |
very good, and the demand for sheet |
music continues to be u constant quail |
ity. In fact 1t has become so steady |
that one large local company has found |
nothing Is lost by putting in Il sheet |
music stack of LIPS boxes of 30 sheets
capacity each, or over $1,000 sheets /,
altogether 1t Is not believed there Is
another establishment between st.
Louis and San Francisco that has so
extensive sheet music outfit.
Colonel F T Miner manager of the
Eimball Organ company of Chicago.
and wife, were in town this week en-
route east from coast trip. Prof
Mcclellan treated them to a special or
gan recital.
Tho pupils of Hugh w. Dougall will |
give song service Sunday evening, in
Cannon ward. Those participating are
Mrs Birdie Wiley. Misses Mignon Den
halter Bertha Rosenbaum. Ellen Ja-
mieson Katherine Thomas Su-