The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-23

l the home. In this seIaSe only the con-
cert is a charity affair, as the excel
lence Of the program viii amply repay
/ those who purchase tickets and they
viii be simply minlstering 10 their own
pleasure IN attending IhaI they VIII
also have the comfortable feeling or
aiding the good cause may be an adj
ded incentive.
Miss Kimballs numbers include three
magnificent arias and a group Of Eng
! lish songs. "Nissi d'Arte,' from la
TOsca was the aria so favorably re-
ceived when sung by Miss kimbali az
/ the concert given FOR the benefil OF
| the Reading Room for the Blind al
the Congregational church recently.
| Air de SalOme from the "HerOdiade,
/ by Massenet Is less generally known
here. though il is a favOrite soprano
aria among foreign artists. Eliza
I beth's PRAYER" from Iannhauser Is the
/ beautiful song for nigh soprano that Is
a part Of every operate singers roper
toire.
Miss Clayton viii be heard in List
and Chopin numbers. She has made
study of these composers, and her in
depreciation Of the works Of the great
masters is recognized as mastery.
This VIII be the last opportunity TO
hear Miss ClaytOn's remarkable instru-
mental work for some time, as she
leaves on November j 20 continue her
musical studies with Alberto Jonas in
Berlin. Willard Weihe will give one
number only, but that will be his eX-
ceptiOnally brilliant rendering OF the
'.Nouvelle Fantastic" tsur des Themes
de FausD b. Sarasate.
The program which will be presented
at the concert tomorrow night at the
salt Lake theatre is as follows;
(a) Sognai -.---.--- schira
OBJ Aria-vissi d'Arte Ga Tosca1
Miss Mary Hortense Kimbali.
Miss sybella White CLAYTON.
81 Al de saiome dHeTodiadej
Miss Kimbau
Nouvelle Fantaisie tsur des Themes
de fauSIJ cdr safe
Willard Wefhe
Elizabeth's Prayer (Tannhauserl .-
Observation-Disclosures .-...-.-.-.... Wagner
Miss Kimball.
(a) Waldesrauchen .,,..... List
(b) GnOmen Reigen ........ .............. List
(c) Liebestraum List
Miss Clayton.
ta) Prelude "a Cycle OF LIFE Ronald
10 Down in the Forest "a Cycle
Ce) / Arise from Dreams of Thee Hulin
(d1 At Parting .-....-....... Rogers
(e) The Years at the Spring
-................. .........- Mrs. n. Fl. A. Beach
Miss Kimball.
X X y
The appearance of Nine Liza Leh-
mann. the celebrated composer Of Tie
Persian Garden assisted DN Ter uA 81
English quartet. which is scheduled
for the salt Lake theatre, November =,
under Mir. cTahams mana cement
promises 10 he one az the most sue
cessful affairs the local mana cement
has presented.
Music teachers and music studeBis
are taking a keen interest in the con-
cert from the fact that "lhe Persian
Garden" will be given under the COM
pOser's own direction. TIE students are
being offered special rates for re-
served seats in both the first and fam
lily circles. for which a heavy demand
has been made
There has also been a heavy de-
mand in the lower body of the house.
Mr.. Graham reports that practically
every seat downstairs has been sub
/ scribed for. The loges and stalls VIII
be occupied by a number OF prominent
/ Salt Lakers. and the affair will be an
important social function as well as
musical.
The following letter. addressed &c
., the teachers of the public schools BY
I Professor William A. WetZelL super
visor of music, VIII explain the merits
and purpose of the concert which viii
be given BY Mrs. Jessie l.. Gaynor and
daughters in the First Methodist
church, Friday evening. November 4.
1t gives me great pleasure TO an-
nOunce to the teachers of tile SalI Laks
City schools that one of tile greatest
living composers of childrens songs,
Mrs. Jessie j.. Gaynor, will give a son Z
recital in this city Friday evening. No
vember +. Mrs. Gaynor VIII be as-
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