The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-04


The public schools is The return
nl tle music tcIoIcrE OF the city
from tneir summer outings studios
are being rcoDcned and classes organ
l1cd fnr tlo coming years work. Choir
readers ana singers who have been out
OF trc cts VIII. many OF them. res ufne
cir places TODAY and within the week
thc musical iifo .of tho city win be- in
FUN rwinE again.
Tho new cifr directory gives the
nameE of one hundred and thirty-one
1gs-c toHchcrs and four schools 81
music doing ectIrc work in the city.
Tho greater number are teachers OF
tiauo and vocal music. but string and
vivid lustrumcnts are also taught and
tareo classes take Instruction in or
ches;rsl and band work
WITH F population rf nearly $4,000.
tatf E-Hkr averages 900 persons Co each
teacher This seems r large clientele
only en- small part iE or a tcgcHahIc age
and if on were not Cor the universal
desire of eFrrN family tu include one
or more musicians in be- number there
would mot Hc pupils enough 90 go
around rs o. fH trc profession is
Etsn ample support in This music
tracing musicians from the east. who
como here tu make their homes.
Many OF tnc moro experienced teach
crf have classes larger tnan they can
Cuut cnIcutIY handle and. IN the course
Cf their teaching IffC Iu the city. no iH
Impossible t1 estimate The number az
EfUu.ffUN This was the case with
Professor Radcliffe and the efforts zee
Gently made tD organize society ~
Die pupils tu commemorate his work
brings tr IiGht greater number than
any Thought possible. others Of the
popular teIghs-s. = Professor McClcl-
Ian. Miss Flanders. George SHELTON.
iuEa IuuEai. Professor Peterson and
Madame -weueuu. have for long
time taught large classes. and the total
wouId undoubtedly surprise even them
OF The arts. music ISL the most uni
NrreIIIN TAUGHT. and there arr.fow chill
drc1 OF families Ht HIi prosperous who
are NOT given 70 least two or tnre"
terms of instruction.. ft is a much -dls-
cu-eud question Do thiz ia wise course
90 procedure where rp talent is shown.
cation BE- is generally commended. There
is r1 doubt tHlt plano and vocal les-
sons. DO wholly useless iu helping 90
CHILD tu express himself. lead fo au uu-
dcrst ending of music tEat is Invaluable
90 one ir after life conscientious
teachers train tre child Co think and
feel unsteady urd DIS later cnioymeu t
81 beautiful mg-ir depends much upon
tnis early education.
Unusual interest is aroused iu che
CuwiuE concert tr h- Efven nc che
ofcon. ON North Temple street. next
MrdursdIr creuIuE. under the mans Ec-
iurut of th" Graham Music bureau
when che quartet OF vocalists-Efmc
ftaruofI. Soprano from fh- AfetrouoIi-
tan opera house. Naralr..f .erv-e. COM
trrIfn. I1rufnd Erddne. fr- great Welsh
tenor. srf Allan fiiuckfcr. h1s7o. also
from frr Metrop"iifaa oP-f1 Eouse. apo
pear in ono rrnIf musical event. Trr--
FIr-rre win arrive TUESDAY afternoon
and VIII have rehearsal with Profess
rnr Mcclellan their aCcnmu1n early
wednesday n0rninr. The roIIowinE
program has been arranged Tor The oc-
ARIA. Lend sic Your Aid Queen or
Daniel Eeddoe.
Aria. % Don Fatalc lDon Carlos
M.sr Margaret Kcvce
Scnwr.r. ScrwriE DFreiErrufzI ..-...
Allan Hinckicv.
u Amor sun NU EoFcc Gl Troys-
Mime. N8rie Eappoid.
Duct Home t0 orr Mountains I'D
Miss Eeros ana NIr Beddoe
song LurEi nal caro- Eeue. cd. Srecr
Under tIn Rose ..-.-... Fischer
King Charles .......... White
Allan ifinckicE.
Ni-ei DAtre tIa TosclI ........ pucriu
Chrufou Tr1vcucllc ........ Dell AUu.
Nine. Marie Eappoid
Aria. Ciel' % Mar Ga GitcondaI -...
Daniel Eoddoe.
Songs-Thr IlilIa o. skye ...... 1Iarri
Floods of Spring .EHchmauilor
Love Ne or Not .---..- SccCi
Tho DANA .-.----.. ChadwI ci
Miss Margaret Eeyes.
Quartet from EiE0lctt0 .......... %erd
Nine IlunuId. Miss Ecrce. Mr.. EcIIoI
and Mr.. itinckicy.