The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11

is said by VI. J. Brines. with whom
ne took instruction in vocal work, 70
have a fine baritone voice, which he
uses to excellent advantage IN ms
songs. He also studied piano with
Spencer ClawsOn and harmony with
Professor Anton Petersen.
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According to the Musical Courier,
America will be houored this winter
with the visits OF. five composers whose
regulations extend all over the musical
Elobe-MascaEu Perosi. Puccint. Hum
perdinck and Elgar.
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The OdeOn. which was used Tor the
first time on Wednesday might for
concert hall. was found to possess eN-
Cellent acoustic properties. The sing
ers could he seen and heard from every
part of the building. and its ability
TO seat a large audience comfortably
was favOrably commented upon.
Alfred Stechele. the noted German
violinist. who IS spending some time
I'm salt Lake with a view 20 locating
here. played two beautiful solos at the
tabernacle recital yesterday. Profess
sOr Mcclellan was at the organ and
the attendance was unusually large.
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NJ T. Brines has begun the fall sea
son with q large class Of especially
pifted pupils. a feature Of his work
this season will be the Wednesday att
ernOOn class. open to all OF his pu-
nils. when the subjects OF harmony.
sight reading. lives OF composers and
RECOMMENDATION OF foreign languages
will he studied.
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At Thursdays tabernacle choir re-
. hearsal Professor Evan Stephens paid
. a fine compliment to his running
mate" Professor Mcclellan. tabernacle
latter did as accompanist for the New
York quartet last Wednesday evening.
He said. THE concert was one OF the
greatest treats OF my life and I was
mighty proud Of the fact that our own
McClellan-our own organist here-was
I in such high class company and that
he was more than holding his own
he was as artistic as any OF them. and
1 congratulate him.
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The music at Phillips Congregs tional
church this morning. which is under
| the direction Of Mrs sEmilv Sitter will
include an anthem fy the choir. "The
Lord Is Ny Strength by Emerson.
and. as an offertOry solo. sung by \.
Hudson. the "Twenty-Third Psalm" ar
/ ranged by Little. In the evening there
viii be an organ prelude. from Men
delssohn. an anthem. Ever Near
Wilson. with duet sung by Miss Lar
kin and Miss Marie ScOby.
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At Uiff Methodist church this morn
ing the choir will render the anthem.
/ Come Unto Me-. by Parks. and Mrs.
Henry Kirkman will sing a solo. 20.
Love Divine Mrs. kirlSman is arrang-
ing a sacred song service to be given
Sunday evening. September is.
Miss Vera Eldredge. graduate and
former teacher OF music at the College
or Music. Denver university, will re-
main in the city this winter.
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Mrs. Marie Gerrans, who has been
visiting I'm Denver. returned to her home
In the city during the week.
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The offertory at st. PauIs Episcopal
church this morning will be There Is
an Hour or Hallowed Prayer" by
Baruby Schneider. The Van BuskerCk
TIE Deum' will also be sung. The
Neuite will be by BOyce. and the Bene-
dictus by Garrett. At the opening serv-
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Tracy Cannon has been secured for
another year as orEanist OF the First
congregational church. He viii play
this morning prior to the regular serv-
ice Lemare's "Andantino." Lemaigre's
''Meditations." The Swan" BY st. Saens
For an offertory. an "Idylle." by wely:
for the postlude. Temple March," by
Vincent.
The following music will be given
Sunday in St Marks cathedral. Morn
ing-Processional hymn. Nenite. I'm r
tLangdOn). TIE Deum i'm + flat Wood
wardl. Jubilate in r Cooker. Kyrie in
tArnold). offertory. occasional
EveninE-Processio hymn, Gloria In
r LangdOnl. Magnificat I'm + flat
CHawes). Nunc Dimittis in + flat
CBarnby). Offertory. occasional hymn.