The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

fe offered to salt Lake is due.
as announced In yesterdays Herald
1Brincs. leading musician and tenor
singer. Mr. Brinea is In touch win
lthe big managers or the east aho ias
made final arrnngements TOT stIles
OF -FOUR concerts with steers Gowan,
who control the western district 1or
Ereat srtistH- In p rSsssentitql ess, su0n
lfiFcha Elman and Emilio de Gorgorza
dn Salt Lake. 10 is hoped that the pup
Ric VIII appreciate the exceptional
TIE s'Fonr Great Artists" course will
be n series OF subscription concerts,
Fivca az the leading theatres next sea
son A lower rate will be charged FOR
the course than has ever before been
toffersd. 80 that the opportunity 70
idcar these musicians may be generaiiy
enjoyed. Many prominent persons VI
act patrons OF the events ~.
60 50 because they earnestly desire That
nan be heard here. 10 IS felt that the
Failure TO secure the best lalent N
salt Lake r. due to the Jack OF genera
- only needs some one 20 push the
matter vigorously 70 secure enthusi-
astic support. This task NJ. Brines mas
attempted and the response WniSn nSs
ALREADY greeted his efforts is highly
Two Of the artists need no introdge.-
who sang In the city two seasons ago.
ranks first among Wagncrlan so
pranOs. and At the present is ne
singer on whom the burden or me
work rests whenever Wagner opera II
Iciveu She has made a great eensa-
fion IN New York as concert SINGER
end her work AZ the Metropohtan opera
house IL we'll known
TnlIfs de CorEorza has also made
previous salt Lake appearance. -. he
r. one Of the greatest baritones on the
concert stage and has rapidly advanced
g. The last few years his striking
stage presence and cultivated n lsla.,.,.s
rvervwhere while his remarkable
voice universally arouses the utmost
Enthusiasm-
Ehrough HIS educational work, that ne
seems a familiar figure. though ne nt5
never yet played IN SAT- -. L Axe ra Ils.
owing to his youth and his having
been restricted TO eastern and Euro-
pean engagements. Mischa Elman Il
perhaps less well known locally. Lhe
tast Musical Courier has this TO say
81 his recent London appearance'
'Aiischa Elrnen gave bis o. iiIst Ion 6aiI
on June T. and judging from printed
criticisms 10 is evident tnat Lne gect-
Zion marked another trluInpn ale,-I'5,,s-
ing upon the host OF successes colnlng
20 him fu America during the season
rocnutlv closed The concensus o. oplh-
ION f. that this great violinist nas ma
Ion n belief IN no wise roriarkaoie
Considor.ng that Elman Is not yet OF
NNEuA
,isvoa with the assistance Of the
Queens hall orchestra. Henry J. Wood
CONDUCTING. was declared % be an eN-
acting test Of the utmost aoAities q
srhs breadth % style. intellecsualityi
perfection OF execution and beauty os
tone displayed by Elmenn Impressed
hiE hcnrcrs and the popular appr1ssA
OF this marvellous young ptayt- I'm i,
cided with that ~ the corps OF cElt'cs-
The London Daily news says. 49,.
Tie orchestral concert given on
Saturday afternoon tu queens n-Al,
showed Us Mischa Elmann IN an9u5t5 ~
Ffare OF development as an artist. he
bas long since left behind him the mere
virtuosoship with which be astonlsneQ
London as 6 prodigy. ana IN nc pas "a.
be has proved that he has ths ln9kln : :
or m original and HiuEuarly electtlc
artist but Saturday he 1dd5d enytnet
ouailty OF energy 9nd 2eWer. ,,o.'-,
made familiar. but Mischl Elman stood
tnc comparison we'll BctWecn thls
competition and branm'a WIZ 49, -.
Earolnrs concerto In j. ullnVl, - =.
ranged BY Frankie. The eightcenth sen .
furv music as well played as saint
FaenE more SNOWY bravura style ano
gram. a viii be seen onaDlee Mlsena
Elman TO display the scope or MS va va.
rfod musical gilta. Wlineltn AlIAnst-
r5s,t - the 'Preislicd~ was given az
- encore after tho Nardint'
Tho London Daily Telegraph says
s-Ths vio1iuists " no really understitno
prhn5s' codcerto can surely be num-
f.--g ,sron ARE fingers Of one hand
and - them Mischa Elman Is ungness-
,--op5erfui breadth and emotional In
fouaffv he showed himselt once more
70 be the SPLENDID eNecut7nt ana an ar
tist OF unusual interpretanve gre, ano
r. brousrht 20 the light OF day all those
-reat beauties which are allowed ..
% many 10 remain concealed under tns
Fnrrf-'g somewhat rugged exterior
Tgfcir in true feeling, too, was his read
Inr of saint Sacns. y minor concerto,
performance which had many ~
qualities. not the least or thein pelns
~ sgfonishlnE skill with WHICH M
piayed the harmonics az the end OF th'
SLOW movement" "a.
Insured the outlook Tor next season Il
n deIiEl.tful one. other talent VII u'
secured m these events aIc nc 49, 80
rorrcg which now seem certain. 20 ga
fho CITY no longer viii De lcit GUY ~
~ boofrinva OF the great MUSICIAN
who frequently visit the coast
few years ago the First ConErc
rational church OF this city incluoe'
it, choir a singer who has since mao
rernariabIo success on the LONDON
- - rlorffn concert stages. Mr.
1.-,.,r sorno-s-Cocks. known abroad a.
~ dame lie Mar" has been profes
uoaal singer for the les. =. = -,
g.. b,- fhc press and musicians as on
n the greatest artists before ne IN
- pubic She has had positive rec
,rnifion from the highest sources 70
- vvork in oratorio. and she sings j
De- great London musical festivals
rsa,rno IL Mars voice II high ORA
,.ff~ goprano OF remarkably versatil
.o-~cr- she sings In both concert
md oratorio. and her programs inclue
-. -. modern and difficult dramatl
- She exccis IN songs that re
sr-fre intense dramatic expression an
,ai~er a speciality OF the music or IN
rT.donc lie Mar. who Is under III
.,snagcment OF Daniel Mayer OF Lon
90 ~ecentiy gave two concerts in Der
- ~ vrhlch the critics spoke In term
- - bi~hest praise This from n
tftComeino Musk zeitung espresso
e. talent for the music OF Debussy:
sc1aude Debussy could wish lot
k.ttcr Interpreter OF his songs tina
Tadarns lie Mar What / heard wa