Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

"Gallia' By the Salt Lake Choral So
ciety. will be given the first night of.
the festival, Monday May 10. These
two works will occupy about one
hour and fifteen minutes, and it is
proposed that the orchestra render
some celebrated overture between
these two works. This is now being
curing Tuesday afternoon, will be de-
voted principally to orchestra selec-
tons. The Last Judgment" by Spohr
will be rendered by the Tabernacle
choir the second evening n will
close the festival. The balance of the
program will be devoted to orchestra
numbers. s5=
The CHIEF choral work for the COM
Ing musical festival, is Spohr's classic
g %oratorio THE Last Judgment" which
will be rendered on the e night
OF the festival. CTuesday May H. by
the Tabernacle choir, and organ. The
Chicago symphony orchestra and its
four vocal soloists,
THE Last Judgment" is not a small
work, but a m~asterwork, containing
IN all twenty-five numbers, and taxi
Ing over an hour and a half to per-
form In its completeness. Prof.
stephens will leave out three or four
members hat can best be spared
without injury to the cohesiveness of
me book, in order to leave
lime for a few choice .orclles-
trail and solo selections in the,
i!rst part of h program. But. as in
the previous two festivals. he has TAX
en- care that the crowning or closing
piece shall be of a character to make
= grand and worthy climax to TIL"
tNree concerts. Sophir was one of
me great German masters. contempt
"a DIHrv wit n ~ ATnr1lorr1rN IA C.,1, ?, ,.,,, n "a ~
ms great choral works are character
Ntic@of great breadth yet melod.
iousness; and often the most ten
uef sweetness. So in this oratoric
We nave some grand sweeping mas
siYe work that lifts one off his feet
WIN their power and volume. con.
TASTED with others of a soft tender
sMeethess that seem but the echo OF
music in heaven; where the scene Of
the work is laid. The text being taken
from the vision of st. John as written
mEthe "Revelations.',
1t viii take a little over an hour
Vrrender 1t as given at the festival.
rms will make the fifth complete
work which Prof. Stephens has pre-
p .r, for rendition in three years.
Inc Messiah 1.-THE Death OF Min-
EEehaha" "Hiawatna's wedding
rgast,Y THE Golden Legend and
me Last Judgment all Of them
sSespt the Messiah being the first
IImnulllon in this part of the world.
LEAD MUSIC
Mrs. Alberta Dersham:S piano pupils
mHi give a recital in the First Congre-
sati9nal church next Tuesday evening,
assisted by Miss Jean Clifton, violin
~ The following are to participate
~ me program, Hazel Smith, Ivy.
SSsttpbe, Lulu Allen, Raselia PEBBLES,
SaIsuerlte PEBBLES, Ouida Hartwich,,
nAsSsa Hanrahan, Bessie Jones, Janat
6rockmann, Amanda Clausen, Lucy
asaaGon. Viola Grundy, zola Roberts.
ys Lyons, Viola Vowel, Cora MI
III M, Bertha Crabb. Clara Prout.' Jen-
NJ larsen, Margaret Burt. Maud Me-
bp.latd, Ruth Brockman, Ralph Prout,
Abraham Cline.
a prominent local music house receiv-s
n. mysterious order from Provo,
hu,arsday, for a 500 piano, the address
Thne given as at the general delivery.
.h - manager of the music honsc
10 uasht 1t queer hat a citizen able
sda LILY a costly plano should have his
SS hatess, Genera Delivery People
ann. nave means to indulge In $500 pi-
ma generally lave established homes.
,.ana,.N, occasion to be addressed care
ea,issii delivery So he inquired. and
Inc tM himself that the party order
fum. was IN the iunatic asy
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