Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29

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-ITuoUT doubt, the recital to
wv be given at the Salt Lake
M/ Thcater wednesday evening
w next by Nine. Liza lehman
and her English quartet, includii Including
blanche Tomlin, soprnno: Palgrayc
yurn,r, ,contralto; Hurbcrt Eisdcll, ten
and Julien Henry, baritone, under
,ho management of Fred Graham, viii
a,e. of the most Important musical
~ socia, events of the season.
ur Graham states that no concert
,Iyen under his management mas
y.srsed such Widespread enthusiasm
q Is conferred in the coming event.
,rusic lovers and society people VIII
(, ant in force and will have the lower
uoor and first circle, while students are
,,kinr seats in the family circle and
third circle. for which places special
rates have been made.
The thcuter box office will open Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock for the sub
scribers. The general public will be
nr,vided with seats commencing Tues
DAY noi't mug,
The following program VII w e''e'i
bv Nine Lehman and her quartet,
Nth Nine. lehman at the piano..
song cycle, IN PERSIAN daraen,
...........:.......... t!ua.tet
GEL" .,.......,.Miss PalgraVe-Iuffer
Five Little Love Songs. ..........
............,,.......... Hubert Elsueli
Song, '1ncident OF the FTonch
Camp" .....,........... Julien Henry
Songs, (a) Pearl and Song. CD
"Everybody's Secret. ..............
................. Miss Blanche Tomltn
Song cycle, THE Nonsense Songs.
from alice in Wonderland. "......
Observation-Disclosures. Quartet
Tie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cHolr, unucT tHe
direction of Joseph Ballantyne, Will
present, Sunday afternoon, in the Ogden
tabernacle, Dudley Bucks cantata,
THE 10th Psalm" The work is q mu-
Steal setting of the entire psalm and
portiays wildly the thought confined
In the text. 1t is one Of the most char
actcrstic compositions. In the larger
forms Of this noted master, and gives
an excellent opportunity for dramatic
and emotional power. Prof. Ballan-
tyne has rehcarscd his choir since the
middle Of September. ana considers
Bucks work one of the master pieces
of American composers. Alva Scovillc
will give an exposition of the text rs
contained in the 46th psalm. The fol-
lowing soloists will participates: Miss
Maud Bclnap. Miss Myrtle Ballinger
Miss Tilic Poultcr Mrs, Helen War
ner. Mrs. j. r. Lynch. Mrs. A. r. G.
Smith. Mr.. jed Balantyne. Virgil Came
Geo. Douglas and Walter Stephens.
Prof, lIalantyne has in preparation
the Chntata. THE Holy Child" by
(. Horatio w. Parker. head of the dcpurt-
! foremost choral writer's of this coun-
Try This work will be presented at
Christmas time
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s-t TIoI .hCtItiHi1 Is IN receipt OF n cor
dinl invitation from Prof. Tall Estn
Morgan OF New York, to become a char
ter member of the recently organized
Musicians club of that city. and he has
aceche'd the same The organization
~ "saH'SIS' connuctofS concert,
Wa'ot!o anu opera singers. music trach-
'sS' h'anis's' instrumental solOists;% choir
leaders. who stn"n high in their nrt:
and ny bringing them together cnn not
fn'l to make or tho club great MI
,ha last moe,,na AZ M Na,,o ", ~ ~ ~
4 citation of OrGanists. which includes
y Wv ""hhE of"an'stS Of this city.
G .Msw ,. York, ara the United states. it
Some ono remarked INF /, w, Voc . liz III
grace TO Tho musical rrofcssj"n of Nav >.
meeting" 81 have hoc, ra 40, p,nEH ol
tra executive cor,mittc 10 inv,ta nv, ~
bnss ' ,"oe 10 hrcomc charter mem
much YOU vii send mo NJ" vo,,, mop" r,n very ny,
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cyent If Ne n,. !" ma" tn" musical
row Iorn, cn.r,o,i, sunday When me
cpiod ,ttss Nor, c,,na ~ 10 nc d"d'-
81 Mnrv.s o,,,,nara, IN, nrsanlst OF
scloct4l cho,, 10 ,,,a,.,, IKE Nu'
krart oe no s,.,., me musical
~ arranged being MS follows: