The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
Music and Musicians
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studio yesterday morning. A program of
10 numbers was given, the pupils playing
with excellent technique and expression
Two especially pleasing numbers were
the duets by Miss Etha Mayo and MISS
Leah Henderson, and by MISS Han anu
Charles COlladay.
One of the delightful social and musical
events Of the week was the dancing party
given at the Odeon on Wednesday even
Ing by the members of the Governor
club. a large number Of the prominent
young society people of the city attended
A delightful musical program was rem
dered under the direction of A. J. h1sseI-
berg Among those taking part were MISS
Grace Sullivan, pianist; Miss Irene Kelly,
soprano; Miss MignOn Denhalter, soprano
solOist; Miss Sybella Clayton, pianist
Miss Rhea Nibley, harpist; and A. J. ks
selberg, baritone soloist
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At the meeting of the Historical So
ciety held in Ogden last Thursday, an
interesting talk was given by Tracy \,
Cannon on Modern Music Conditions IN
Berlin and Paris" The program also in
cluded several piano selections by MT
Cannon.
Claude J. Nettleton has accepted posi-
ton as first ViOlinlSt at the salt Lake
theatre for the remainder OF the season.
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The organ selections at the First Con-
gregational church this morning Will IN
clude "GregOrian ImpressiOna, by Gull
mant, and Handels Largo as pTeludes'
The offertOry number Will be the "Iraum-
erei," by Schumann.
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A prominent feature Of the Sunday
evening geriVec at the First Methodist
church is the musical program TO be rem
dered BY a number Of talented local ar
lists. Among those who Will assist VIII
be Miss Josephine Morrison, harplSte'
Miss ROumania Hyde, violinister and Miss
Marion Matthews, ceLolste, Mrs. NeIS
SCrenson, Miss LeOla Schrack, Miss Gan
Mills and James Riley OF the LAND OF
Nod company, with an enlarged 2 &I1o
zeu Will give the vocal numbers during
the evening. The program Is as 1ono"s'
Organ prelude.
Organ solo
(al Andante .,......,..,,,,..,,,,...Du Boise
90 From Lohengrin wagner
oTchestIa selectiOn-spFins song g9gs3i.;..:ir
'''''' Harp. violin and cello.
Anthem-sancta a....:...:..:... FSure
Mrs. SOrenson and choir.
Orchestra Melody in F.,
Soprano and cOntralto duet-The Lord
Mrs. sorenson and Miss schrack.
Qftertory-Andante ..;.........'..'..Ba tiste
Baritone sOlo-Selected
Mr. Riley.
Orchestra sslection-sextstte from Lucia
Harp solo.
Double quartette-Twilight.
Mrs. WetZelIs OCtetts.
Ant6sm-God Be Merciful Unto U.s.,
Miss Mills and choir.
Benediction.
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The following musical program win be
rendered this evening by the choir at
st. Marks cathedral;
Organ prelude. .---..-.-,-...A A. h. PEABODY
Professional hymn. b07
Choral service.
Gloria in c.. ..--.-.-........S- SimpeI
Nunc Dimittis in F..;...:....;..C. shipper
Choir with alto solo by Mrs w. F.
Anthem~Be Mercitul Unto Me, o God.
Choir. with baritone solo by A. ].
Kisselberg.
Mymn-No. 453.
Address........ Dean Samuel r. Colloday
Offertory-The Earth Is the LORDS.
Contralto soio,..........M Miss Amy Osborne
Benediction hymn-NO. 535.
Recessional hymn-No. II.
Organ Postlude.
4 sacred concert program will be rem
dered this evening at 1880 o'clock at the
1liff Methodist church, under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Henry Kirkman. The pro-
gram follows:
ocation............Rev David W. Crane
Anthem .......,..........The Chorus Choir
Piano solo, MISS aiIn SuII
Violin solo. Miss Helen Hartley
Mrs. L. L. Goddard, Mrs. q. A. Smith.
Whlstling solo..........MIss Addie Rowse
Anthem. :..,..........''.'.I1e Chorus Choir
Tenor solo. Joseph Poll
Baritone solo..........Mr. c. w. Torrance
soprano solO..........Mrs. Henry Kirkman
Announcements and offertory.
Coronation. .....-.....-..-.... .,..,
Choir and congregation.
Miss Margaret Duvan and Mrs. Henry
Kirkman viii be the accompanies.
A MendelssOhn program will be rendered
this evening in the chapel Of the Eleventh
ward, the program TO be given at 6
o'clock, as follows:
Organ prelude-Consolatlon Irene Done
Soprano solo-o for the Wings Of a
Dove ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Irene Iuckett
Life and Works Of Mendelssohn..,....
..........,...,,..,....... Harold Goff
Contralto solo-O Rest in the Lord
Elijahl :; :: Yc;,, Aura T1,i RSgers
Violin solo-Spring Song. .Romania Hyde
Ladies' ehorus-Lift Thine Eyes CEli-
tah) ...-.--........... Irene Tuckett,
Mary Bridge, Frances Rogers,
Rhea Freeze, Nellie Coulam, Luz
Gle Rogers, Virginia Duncan,
Ethel Tuckett.
Irene Done, accompanist.
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fhe second in a series Of recitals being
given by the piano pupils of Miss Ethel
Nettleton. was that yesterday afternoon,
at her home in Fourth East street. A
Chopin afternoon was enjoyed by the