Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29

Great Organists OF the Present Day"
Mrstl a. $. Peters will give Il soprano
solo. Mr.. Schuster a violin selection,
and Mrs. Ernest Fowler n piano num-
Der.
Miss Roumania Hydcs orchestra Will
play at the First Methodist church Sun
day evening, My heart at thy sweet
voice., from Sampson and Delilah,"
with several other selections.
Prof. Mcclellan gave a special organ
recital IN the Tabernacle Thursday noon
| before the Max Figman COMPANY The
program included fantasia from Der
Meistcrsingcr," OF Wagner. Canzonet-
ia from violin concerto by GODDARD, a
| fantasia from "Tannhallser" arranged
by the organist, ana other selections
specially adapted to display the or
chestral qualities of the instrument.
Miss Nora Gleason is arranging to
give the prisoners at the state prison
a musical treat on Thanksgiving day,
as has been her custom for Il number of
| years past The inmates are always
| glad to see Miss Gleason, for she knows
so well how to entertain them.
| Held's band OF % men enjoyed their
participation In the recent payson cello
eral bnnd concerts with high grade pro-
grams. which were appreciated by tho
local people.
The military band at the state uni
versity has ordered n set of instru-
mcnts. &c In number. and hopes, under
p. l.. Christensens conductorship. to
accomplish great things.
A local music house displays in it's
windows quite an array OF Chinese or
chestral Instruments. the drums being
highly decorated, These are designed
for studio ornnmentation, as we'll as
for such Salt Lake Celcstals as may
desire them.
twenty-five records of 20 My Fa-
ther,' let the Mountains Shout for
JOY Little Gypsy Sweetheart" and
Willard Wcihe's violin number. as
played in the Tabernacle. have been re-
ceived in this city from the monograph
company in New York. and a thousand
have been shipped by freight. A SAM
pie of the "Inhammatus" record. sent
on, shows very clearly. that the organ
accompaniment was "lost in the shuf
fle,'' thus rendering the performance
unsatisfactory. But the way Mrs.
Edwards voice comes out is remark
able. 1t is rs solid. clear and strong
as that of any great dramatic sopranos
voice. and when the record Is retakcn
under different arrangements, the num-
Der ought to be especially effective.
Two organ numbers have been allowed
to stand. viz. the Bach D minor Fuguc.
and the Nevins "Gondolier" the 9TH
ers will have to be repeated to secure
more effectively all parts of the organ.
Monday nights Salt Lake theater au
diencc that so vigorously applauded
Willard Weihe would have the better
understood how he came to acquit him
self so well, had they known that he
put in. an entire week practising. He
had been playing ragtimc and popular
music in the OrDhcum orchestra so long
that 1t required something OF mn Her,
culancan Cor. as Mrs. Darlington called
it. .HerculaneumO effort to null him
self up out of the rut and get into sym
patfy with the spirit of higher comno-
.itjons. He was III for three days
with the grip. but dismissed his pupils
for the time. and stuck to his work,
with the gratifying success noted.
The Sunday music Mt the First Meth
odist church is as follows: Morning
Anthem. "penitence'' CNevin). Miss
schrack. Mr.. Crippep and choir: quar-
tet. "Forgct Me Not. @ Lord tPslcu-
gcr). Mrs. wctzel. Miss Schrack.. Mr..
Abbott and Mr., Crippen. Evening
Anthem. Tim . Pilgrim ana I'm q
Stranger" (Mastom: anthem. Seek fe
the Lord" fDr. Roberts, Mrs. CAL Dl-
mitt and choir.
THE following music will he given In
ST. Marks cathedral Sunday morning:
Processionn, hymn. Vrnitc In \ Wood
Sward,. TIE Deum in r 'iat tCustance,.
Peredictus IN C (Hine), Kyrie In A
r. o,,f,
the Lord o My Soul (Watson). FRO
cessional hymn.
Mrs. Jessie Gavnor. the noted song
writer. viii he N Salt Lake this evening
with hnr two talented daughters IRON
Pocatello. where she has been attend
ing y meeting or the Idaho state
Teachers associations; she will enjoy
n few davs' rest and uuiet before ap-
pearir~ before the Salt Lake public.
Mrs. Gaynor has long desired To visit
this city OF which she has heard so
much and Is much pleased to be ape
to secure dates here through Proi.
wetzell supervisor of music or the
salt Lake schools, III fact when the
Girls were Young. back in Illinois, Prof.
Wetzell promised that when they were
grown up he would secure date her.
The girls have been studying In Europe
ara return ACCOMPLISHED singers
+. Mrs. .ltHyIOT VIII sl"fhyN ~ ~ 10,
school gymnasium next Thursday at
pm. before the teachers of this city
AMI county: and that the Davis county
teachers may enjoy the treat, Ploi'
Wetzell has written County Supt bur
ton. asking him to dismiss ut noon on
that day. schools where the teachers
ar. anxious to attend the Gaynor lee
ture There Is 10 charge for admis-
sion to this lecture.
Mrs. G1ynor Is scheduled TO appear III
song-lecture Friday evening IN me
First Methodist church, for, which
strenuous efforts are being made to Sc
curc a large attendance. Mrs. Gaynor
has won her way into the hearts OF
the song loving public. and her compo-
sitlons are sold heavily all over the
country. She has the knacll of specla.-
Is appealing to children In her WORK,
which makes 1t all the more desirable
that iii the students possible should
hear her Friday night.
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