The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03

Brodbeck and Miss Sarah May Sims 4
showed unusual proficiency and musi- |
cal skill Mrs. Bates responded to an /
encore with Spring Song by Mendels- /
sohn. Miss Ruth Senior played a diff /
ficult number carefully and cOnscien- |
tiously. The program was as follows;
SOlo-The Last Rose OF Summer.
Madame Brodbcck.
March-Swallows HOmeward Fly .....
--.....-.-- AFlilt
Mrs. W. A. Parson and Pearl Parson.
PIANO SOLO Hsif,s LONG .,,;,..-.''.-.'''
Basket OF Roses ....-.........H rebbag
Lucille OFFER.
Sonatina, Cd. 20. No. 1...-..... Kahlau
Ellen Ames-
Ruth Senior and clair senior.
Rondo Capriccioso ........ Mendelssohn
GLADYS Morning.
Flute SolO-Santa Lucia .....
IL !. sims.
SOnatina. Cd. Isl. No. 5......... Diabelli
Ruth Senior
Three Dances from Henry VIII.
sarah May sims.
Concert No. 10 in z flat, Allegro.
Two pianos-Ruth Senior and Madame
BrOdbeck.
Madame Brodbeck.
Soirees de Vienne. No. s. Nalse Ca
olivia Brodbecl.
Senate in ID Allegro Motto. Mozart
Two pianos-Sarah May Sims and Mad
anne Brodbeck.
Mrs. Brodbecl Bates. -'''~'
Professor J. j. Mcclellan. organist
OF the tabernacle. has received his
membership card in the National Asao-
citation Of Organists-
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Following is the program for to-
days Liberty park band concert by
Hcld's band. March. Under the Dou-
bic Eagle" Wagner; overture. Grown
iylai;3onus' Auber' selection. Nikado;
sullivan caprice. silver Bells" Roll
linson: souvenir Of Wagner. Tobani:
"Swanee Ribber." MydeltOn. airs Of all
nations. Reeves: Rivals" Harris; Sc
lection from Mile. MOdiste": medley.
National Airs" Robinson. star
Spangled Banner"
No decision has been made in regard
20 the second concert to be given by
Emma Lucy Gates, though IL is GER
I tain that II viii not be until after
her return from Brighton, where she
viii go on Monday for a two weeks
I stay. Many desire repetition OF the
program given i'm the theatre. particu-
larry because Of the act from Mar
/ tina" which was so successfully rem
dered. Professor Evan Stephens has
invited Miss Gates to give n concert
| in the tabernacle. and ogden and Provo
| want her. Since she has permission
/ for only two concerts. IT will be diff
cult TO choose among the good offers
that have been made
/ The last meeting for the year OF the
I American Music society was held Mon
I day evening. June p. at the home OF
I Mrs. Charles Read About seventy-five
/ guests were present. in addition to the
I members The program was the most
/ successful ever given by the society,
Z exhibiting representative WORK Of the
I lcading musical artists Of the city. The
"A
plano and string quartet by Clough
! Leighter. given by the SHELTON quar-
/ A. S Peters. and conducted by Profess
/ sOr Squire Coop. IL was a most in
| tricate composition. very ahly rem
I dered y concerto for two pianos. by
/ Mcdowell. given by Miss Pearl Roths-
/ child and Miss Irma Watson. was a
most brilliant performance. Miss ROths-
| child. in the difficult first plano part
surprised her auditors by her excel
a salt Lake singer too seldom heard
I ip public is Mrs Henry NJ. DinwO 3dey
Is Weary." which suited her rich con
| tralto voice admirably. Mr.. ClawsOn
played the accompaniment in mastery
Mrs. Emily sitter sang a pleasing
cycle by Mrs. Crosby Adams, and Miss
Ida Edmunds gave two Debussy num-
bCrs for the plano with great delicacy.
In the Hayden number CD. a.. Inc
ditiOn.
The surprise Of the evening was tho
singing Of Miss Florence JeppersOn. a
visiting artist and recent graduate Of
the New England Conservatory Of Nh
sic. She possesses "A rich Contralt o
voice Of great range and power She
has tcwTerament. poise and a power OF
expression seldom found IN so young
a singer. and 70 is evident that there
are brilliant prospects for ner future.
Arthur Shepard has given IN his
plans for study abroad and accepted
"a position as professor OF harmony in
the New England Conservatory Of Mu-
sic He will continue work on his
musical compositions. which have won
for him distinct recognition through
Oui the east.
song recital was given by Charles
Kent at his residence. 90 1 street,
Monday evening. FOR two II his adj
vanced pupils. Miss Lillian Branning
and Miss Dot Mcmillan. About sew
. enty friends and relatives were pres
] ent. Miss Branning rendered a num-