Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
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,,o approaching big concert az
~, t,berpacle. to be given by
i yu.s Maggie Tout and the Tab
.roir on the evening Of 1ues-
efn'', ,or1 Not only win Miss Tout
gay ..,r5 I'm a number Of selections
Pc -. veII as popular, but she ana
choir will render together the
'n' ~ beautiful "Innammatus'' the
~, I'm which Nordica and the
'''.'' sr,. did such noble work Mr.
ln'- TOUT tenor, win also sing, one
D. t.r being a request selection The
. n,yiBc.o with the violin and cello
L Nc by Prof schuster and Miss
wareie Tout
,,.rlsII3n's program, now under
lIo,i for the next symphony or
ien, concert. is a most attractive
thtsu am he seen from the list OF
one below. The friends of Mrs.
ll.' l,.st known in salt Lake music
by her maiden name Of Miss
.llE. perkhoeD will be glad TO vel
b.- as the soloist Of the OCCASION
uiii4r5 Flashman. the popular nut
Nn i.f also have a single number.
.rs. program is as follows.
o,srtpre To- "Egmont' ..... Beethoven
second symphony .........' Beethoven
Il Larghetto ,-,.
poama svmphoniquc... ........ benoil
,For flute and orchestral
Nh willard Flashman.
se.Des pittoresques ......... Massenet
II Ar De Ballet cello solo by Mr..
Ogc J0rgeusen.
HI Angelus
IN Fete B0hemc.
Aria Jeanne d. Arc .. lScha oWsNy
Mrs. Harold l.. Siegel
ia, SHINING wheel. Mendelssohn
,h Valse in ID hat...............
........ Chopin Rusenthal
rrta Mr. FIashman, clarinet Mr..
l. A. Engberg
overture 20 Merry Wives Of
Windsor .......-...-.t-... .Nltpldi
..s. many friends of the popular
s.rrsr NJ j BrIues. whose recent re
5,,i .g New York is mentioned else
rtare. will De- glad TO learn that he is
.1mInr back to resume his Old place in
s.r lakes music circles. Mrs. BrlneS
i already here Mr. Brines will ar
r.g. fu Hma to gave n complimentary
song recital t1 his friends and ad-
mirrors 40 Che congregational church on
bic light off Thursday. April T. The
rurrlm win Doe "a fine one. including
number. from schubert, Schumsnn,
Franz and Bubonstein. with a special
group of H1wloy songs, which Mr.
Hrnos has done on several occasions in
New YORK with the composer himself
20 thp u.a,o. Mrs BriuCa, "a rare aC-
onmust NIH also bo heard in several
numbers
Miss MARY Olive Gray. the well known
music telgher and piauiste. viii give a
concert recital Zoo the First CongreFa-
Uo18I church ou the evening of Mon
day. April g. assisted by Emily sitter
vocalist Mss John Reed. reader ana
Margaret Duyal pl1nistc. The pro
gram is classical and we'll selected. one
That Is sure 90 prove satisfactory. Miss
Grys recognized ability ANA popularity
ought 90 Boo assurances of @ large at
Tendance"
Joseph E HubpI-. % string bass play
I ron Butte bias removed with t.s
family 90 th,- city, and viii play with
the symphony orchestra.
John summo,hays has taken ger
msncuuy the position OF tenor in the
First Presbyterian church made vacant
ly the resignation Of Mr.. Graham.
There will be a full rehearsal Of the
set Lake symphony orchestra next
Thursday at lo.So q. mo in the Odcon.
The violin pupils NJ q. y. Schuster
viii give "a recital Tuesday evening
next, loo bis studio. IS east South Tenn
PIE street The young people have been
practising faithfully and promise TO
give pleasant evening
When the chicago Symphony orchas-
Fl played with Prof Mcclellan the
great Guilmant sonata for organ and
orchestra. In the tabernacle. the colos-
pa. majesty of the performance pro-
llced the deepest impression on the
minds Of the large audience The wish
Nas often been expressed since that the
composition Boz lbs entirety might be
sven Zoo the tabernacle by Prof Nc
.'elan and tho salt Lake symphony
orchestra with Prof Petersen officiat-
ing AS conductor There was more than
.l' person present at the performance
.N' years ago. ready 10 believe thar
.0laia 90 De- one OF the greatest CONF
positions of musical history.
MANAGER Graham of the Festival
.N'rus is planning for the usual spring
event with chorus OF 125 voices. The