The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
Music and Musicians


were the late II. S. Goddard. Fred c.
Graham. Hugh Dougall and Alex Camp
belL
Mrs. Eliza beth Sargent Chandler OF
New York. who BE- the guest for the
summon or Mrs Emma Ramsey Morris.
was heard ir two delightful songs az
the musical given by the Genealogical
society last "wednesday evening MIS-
Chandler possesges a charming dramatic
voice that has had excellent training.
sne studied under Madame Brandt OF
Vienna Madame Blanche CorelH OF
Scriln, Monsieur bouhy q farls Tno
tnc pass year with SiBnor Afmandc Le-
Compile or New York. This summer she
viii continue her musical work with
Mrs. Morris, whom she met I'm Berlin a
number or years ago. she was present
AZ the DEBUT Of the Utah singer IN Ber-
lin az the philharmonic hall with Rich
ard strauss and the Berlin Ion-kun-
stcr orchestra. and also witnessed her
first appearance IN the New Royal
Opera house.
AZ the Unitarian services Sunday
eery,enring Niles Gall MINIS VIII sing %
quErtettc win render the anthem, I
Sought che Lord"
Il IS now practically certain that
Puccinrs latest opera. TIE Girl Of the
Golden West. viii be produced this
sc-son az the Metropolitan opera house
I'm New York. Tire opera is founded on
the BcIasco drama. and A. is said that
tho music is as typical Of the west and
the SlcrraE aE that Of -Mcdame Butter
n.y." hy che same composer. is OF Japa-
rcsc life. Caruso VIII doubtless sing
the role or the fugitive bandit lover.
Emmy pcstinu Niii be the girl" and
Scott viii appear as Jack Rance
niEht an artistic program of classical
pi9no pieces was presented by eight
advanced pupils Of Prof squire Coop.
Those appearing were Miss Carrie
Browning. Miss Ruth webster, the
Misses Alberta and Lillian Wright. Les
tee HiuchCliffc. Miss Rachel Farley.
Miss Naudo Ziemer and Mrs. 7. a. Fer
raro. Assisting IN the program was
Miss Edith KinEsbury. who sang Par
Ia by Arditi
The first Of the Thursday night con-
certs at Liberty park. which are given
Under the direction Of Fred 9 Graham.
was n highly successful affair The
foiiowinE program was presented:
String orchcetra-Torephiue Morrison.
harp, Helen HARTLEY violin: Janet
W. Bennett, violin; Marion
Matthews. cello. Milton An
dcrson. cello: Morris Ire
week. clarinet.
Garden or Roses. Johann c. Schmid
Mrs. Corinne Harris-Hammer.
schnbeTt sirinr onortstis.vi,sss ,'y Nor
rison. Hartley. Matthews and
Mrs. Bennett
Nnraflra ---.---- Itaff
MISS Hartley.
o.. Dry Those Tears. ReiEo
Schubert String ouartcttc.
Cur'd Has Found ~ Heart ... Rohyn
+. W. Summcrhaya.
SeN-ctte from Lucia requested go.
.-----.---... ....... AR. by Oberthur
Miss Morrison.
Cherry I'm the Glass. ......... Iincke
Schubert String Quartette.
Mrs. Hammer.
Mcsmeriziug 1Iende1ssohn Berlin
49,. Schubert String ouartette-
Entire orch estra.
=
The department Of music at the Uni
voreity q Utah. which is under the
direction Of Professor Squire Coop. Will
collegiate year 1910-1911-
I Intelligent appreciation Of musts.
Thirty class lectures intended to cui-
tivate taste FOR good music
tcr-Nusic IN the early Christian
church Dicxinson). Second semester
Music from the Sixteenth 70 the
2 "Harmouy.~ Elementary and
advanced (G0ctschiue Rfchter)
G. Methods OF teaching.
3. olfogge-EIemen and ad-
vanccd theory and practice In music
reading (Dannhauser)
This being Childrcn-s day at the
First Methodist church, only one must
cal number viii be presented by the
b he anthem. Have Mercy Upon
Mo- by Pearson. with solo by Miss CAL
Mills. In the evening there viii be
~ H'lnell' voice OF Jesus; oy ,nel-