The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-23
Music and Musicians
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.----,sn who has more than a national
reDutatiOn as writer OF songs. That
- nav know personally the composer
II. many of the beautiful songs
otbie6 our boys and girls sing so sweet
such as 'Slumber Boat, 'POpples,
1SfuFing Time, The Ball Eskimo
~ many. many others. That We may
i-1,,- the woman whose Interpretation
~ bar own compositions, and the COM
o-sitions OF others. has pleased and de-
trhfrd thousands or people Second,
-f9r 0ur of the net proceeds we may
'-z1ts "a fund upon which We may draw
- music for special occasions, and
ion lie purchase Of chorus and or
rH-stra music.
s5irs. Gavu0r is one Of the most
.nqrmfug of women, and her daughters
ar- Just as charming as the author.
Mrs Gayuor eNcels in song interpreta-
non. IN this particular she has few
a4uaIs Rose possesses high, light
Soprano voice OF beautiful quality,
while Dorothy hes rich mezzo voice
roS-r-. Usually Rose sings the songs
written Dv Dorothy and Dorothy sings
rF- songs written by Rose. The moth
en- uterpIets Tor all They sing solos,
0.I assure am that il VIII be one of the
mast pleasing and delightful entertain
ru-uts ever given in salt Lake City.
-hrs. Gaynor VIII talk 10 the teacll-
CTS uu Cuildren's songs and the sing
ing OF such songs This talk VIII be
given in the assembly hall al the La
iayette building on Thursday after
noon, November 3.
Most successful musical event ever
held BOO Pullman, Is the manner ia
which the newspapers described the re-
e.taI given by Prof J., j. Mcclellan a
tsr dedication of the fine new kimbali
ORGAN boz the Washington state college.
Mn Mcclellan returned last MONDAY
after having given three successful re
stals lu the northwest one al PULL
man. Wash one at Moscow, Ida, ana
one az Boise. At Pullman, where the
dedication OF the organ was the most
important event ever held lt the ettS,
r1r reception given the noted orgamst
was especially demOnStratiNe and en-
core after encore was demanded tS-
eardless OF the fact that an unusualiN
Ions program had been arranged
A local Pullman paper has the iol-
lowing account of the event;
~AIr. McClellan's recital consisted OF
seventeen selections divided INTO cen
numbers. Among those that partlcu-
I4rfy Iinger in the memory are the
.OberOn Overture, of Weber, win lls
-Kuufsitelv mOdulaLed tone mixtures
.rrbe Secret by Gambler, with striking
contrasts i'm tone and touch, Batiste
communion in G. In It's quiet, meditd-
tive beauty. the old familiar IIdu-
merei of Schumani the SLOW tsliSIoTIs
minors OF ChauVets March or the holy
ss4.r4meDU'. Lemare's 'AndanunOs writ
tlu 40 his wife. the two very dHllcui5
classical mum beers. Bach.s "Ioceata anu
nom Widors sixth organ SYMPHONY
horh ruarVeIs of couEterpoint constrlc-
riou- and tie concluding NUMBER. me
Pilgrims Chorus and swelling GtShH
March, from Wagner Aail'N
-DuIV one change was made IN the
original program. the Introduction "I
me popular 'HumOresque ana tsoSSY4C99
Serenade.' as a double NUMBER Hiiiuie -
I'M such a broadly comic spirit as IeIt
both the audience ana the per
zIa king with laughter
"It was fascinating 10 Watch IHe
technique of the great orsAnlsl a. ~
pIaved now on the central Key boafu.
or grand manual now on lhe up l1a
or swell manual, ana AGAIN Oh ~
lower or choir manual, while az times
IN. feet scurried in rapid scale pas
sage over the pedal Key board 10
the reedv oboe passage was ADDED INC
sweet. round notes or the tllte WiiIiT
suddenly drawn stop Noulu det -
neal of the trumpet notes' OF IN
f. fhl x-1v humana with its InarNVt-
-I4zIv deceDtive limitations or the Au-
U1er voice some OF the passages IN
me Bach fugue, especially were MAJ
Ne!s ' trol-cv, ana Boise splendid aud
FENCES greeted Mr. Mcclellan, allhousn
al tire latter place the recital Wa , Poa
noned from Friday night 10 oatuIu''s
IN account of delayed trans
The following musical programs VIII
he given al the First Methodlst ch1IS"
today. under the direction OF Ais' NJ
nam a Wetzell, with Mrs D. LOUIS
Strohauer at the organ
Morning.
Sni6em. God is MY salvation :.-,-.,-.
..-.....-- zee
Mrs. Gail Minis Dimm1itt.ti Miss Leola
Schrack and Choir
OffertOry.
rOstlude.
Evening.
Gn1hem. Pilgrims Chorus Verdi
SontrSito solo, The Way Of Peace ,,
.....---.-.- = o. A--N' -
Miss Amy Osborne
Postlude.
The string quartet. composed OF Miss
Romania HYDE. leader, MISS Janet
Thompson. Howard Anderson ana MOI
rls Treweek viii render me Ai 49,
Serenade. by Braga, ana a i0hv
Poem" by Lorraine.
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The following article, Illustrated oS
AN excellent photograph OF wen
known local musician. appeared IN a re-
cent number Of the Musical News pup
.'Fha RECOMMENDING handsome picture
i- made from a photograph OF 81 ~ ~
81 DinwoOdey Of salt Lake cry, Mho
aas studied in Chicago so much that
she is almost equally as wen known
here
Mrs DinwoOdey has deep eontralto
voice Of the most remarkably beautltul
quality. and the power ana Ilnlsh OF
her work are OF a remarkable kind anu
degree. having been 50 recognized
wherever she has sung ana having
GAINED for her splendid recognition
both al home and in every othef city
in which she has appeared.
-Mrs DinWoodey spent three years
abroad and was 50 fortunate as 10
have FOR her teacher IN London, Man
uel Carcia-and in ADDITION 10 TINS
exceptional advantage IN the way OF
voice culture, she also was thofousa
student Of dictiOH while abroad, ana
she Is. therefore, able to sing Huehtiy
in several languages. being especially
adept ln Italian and French.
"Her general musicianshlR is on
par with her unusually beautiIul voice
and her inrerpre tations OF the ciassical
master works. no less than me singing
Of simpler works, has brought her IN
stinted praise.
After her foreign study airs DIN
WoOdey became a pupil or MI l. A.
Turrens. and for abe past six years she
has spent much time in the chicago
studio Of this great teacher She mas
appeared here IN many private and
semi public functions, ard, at one OF
the Cosmopolitan school concerts an
Orchestra hall Two years ago she ere
ated q genuine sensatien-
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