The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17

by Hanscomb, from Misses Edith Evans
and Mary Beach. Will d. Phillips, choir
director, has arranged for a special eve
ming of sacred music to be given the
last Sunday evening of each month. On
April "a the Easter cantata, 1.-The Resur-
rection." by Frederick Field Ballard, will
be repeated.
AT st. Mary's cathedral Sunday morn
ing Mrs. Hammer and Miss ITTna Stew
art will sing Giorza's Ave Maria" The
choir will sing Wiegand's festival mass,
the soloists being Oswald Welt, George
Soffe, F. 4; Daley, Alice Farrell and
Mignon Denhalter.
x X X
Organist J. ]. Mcclellan of the Salt
Lake tabernacle is in receipt of the new
Concert Overture for Organ by Rus
sell King Miller. Philadelphia noted or
ganist and composer, which the composer
has dedicated to Mr.. Mcclellan, mark
of recognition deeply appreciated. The
concert overture is rich in striking h5r-
monies, has noble theme we'll developed
and win form an excellent addition to
the repertoire of the Tabernacle organ
list Mr.. Mcclellan will play the selection
several times during the organ recital
season. which IS now on.
x X X
Two piano pupils of Spencer Clawson
Jr. will appear on the evening of April
% In the program to be given at the
Northumberland ward schOolhouse, on
the occasion of a missionary farewell.
X x x
The recital given on Tuesday evening
last by the. violin pupils Of George e.
Shelton was a highly successful affair
The program included twenty-eight violin
/ selections played by forty-thres pupils and
/ a vocal selection by Miss Edna COhn- IN
usual proficiency was shown by The young
! performers and the large audience which
| filled the First Congregational to its ut
I most capacity exhibited great interest by
/ applause and. presentation of flowers. Mrs
/ SHELTON was the accOmpanist OF the eve
ming.
/ E. c. Rowden. musical director Of the
/ Choral association of BlackfOot, Idaho
/ was a recent visitor in the city ana sang
! at one Of the conference meetings in the
Tabernacle.
/ William z. Sharpe. soloist at st. Paul s
| Episcopal church, who has been III tol
some weeks. is able TO resume work witt
| the choir today. He will sing the solo
at the morning services
/ L. R. Rains of Chicago: fine baritone
| singer. who worked for years witt
Madame Media, has recently come to SAT-
Lake to make his home.
| = y \
/ Mrs COrinna Harris Hammer has been
/ engaged by Fred c. Graham 10 take the
/ soprano part in the musical programs az
( Masonic Temple. for the meetings OF the
/ Scottish Rite masOns. April p. q, u and
! 2S The other musicians are Edna DWyef-
/ coptralto: Fred Q. Graham, tenor; j.
/ Willard Sduires bass: Irene Kelly, ac-
{ companist, and a. IT. Peabody. director
4 < Z
The Joint recital Of the pupils o!
+ Madame Amanda SwensOn and Miss LII
/ Ian Oliver Will be given i'm one or the
! large theatres Of the city some time dur
ing May Owing to the difficulty in Sc
curing a date positive announcement OF
/ the time of this recital can not yet pe
made.
/ Announcement is -Vad" that the studio
of Hugh NJ Dougal will be closed from
April a to April ..
NJ J. Brines is at work upon the MAID
[ Of the Mill' cycle of songs By schubert
which he CONCENTRATES presenting as 2
part of the musical extension work. Whlcn
he is about To undertake. These songs
! have not heretofore been given complete
iy in this city.
Tracy Y Cannon will give private re-
/ cital at his rooms in the Tempiaton pull2-
1 inc on the afternoon Of April 30. \ pub
lie class recital win also he given by Mr.
/ Cannon I'm one of the theatres during
May.
The Fred c Graham Male quartet mas
been engaged to furnish music Ior tli W.
| RoOsfer's trim given by the COmmefcla
club. which leaves the 3. cay May To-
Mrs. Henry Kirkman, musical director
! and orsanist at Tiff church, mas received
I the following clipping from Whiten 4,
| Neb paDer that will be of interest 10 llie
] singers Salt Lake friends: