Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01
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HE principal event OF INC e o'ii-
N,,r week in music circles Is the
concart at the Theater Tuesday
4 evening. when Mr.. Francis
,,,dnansee the distinguished pianist,
and Miss Florence Jepnerson, co con tS
an ~, anncar together The program Is
W" - especiul merit, and re sure to
ons particularly to music students.
ar ,ist Of the numbers is as follows:
..,,ansody. G Minor" Brahms;
.r,I,e D Minor D'Albert; aria Joan
.eArc." Tscilaikowsky; Nocturne, T.
,,,nor,a Chopin; .Polonaisc, opus a.,
40 ~ chopin; "Etudc opus 10, No. ..
I,,,ani,. "Eallnde, G. Minor" Chopin;
carnival opus o." schumann;. songs
come Forth" Ries; "Ashoo at hsr
,s,,i,e, from the "Jhelum River Cy-
:, r,nden. Go Not Happy Day,
ele' NO cycle MAUD" Whclpiey;
IRON .The Little Shepherd" Debi'ssy;
pam pan in n Garden" Debussy; by re-
,n n,s,n 10 the Sea-" MacDoweli;
Ware aWarcb Wind" Mcdowell; autumn
Etudc,'' MoszGowskl ~ DO
Mr. Woodmansee leaves lot inc
clic coast Immediately after me or
cert ms he is booked Tor. reei''i'' -
several western cities.
Manager Graham announces thal LOT
~ nomina. concert at the Theater III
,.hirb Nine. Liza Lehman ana uet
E,,,ronoan quartet will appear subscrip-
a,. will bt sold $3.50 seats at vi tnls
;nrludcs 500 seats in the down sui;ts
mnr,Ion If The house. Mr.. Brines, VINO
e aIsn greatly interested in Nine. Len
mans Salt Lake engagement. IS aiu,,is
Mr. Graham in making the hilalr ~ US
tIncuished success. Nine. Lenliiin'
who is best known rs u. SONG mil.e.'
and who composed the persian Gar
NC quartet who are Blanch Tomlin, So
nr,no. Palgrave Turner, contralto;
Herbert FAsdel, tenor and Julian
tJenrv baritone. A feature OF me
attraction will be the rendition OF tne
persian Garden" entire while the ast
lists will also give miscellaneous Pt'-
gram.
The following program Will be rem
dered MT the London reunion in Wnit-
new hall on Thursday evening, OCT. .:
Fred Graham. Thomas Ash
worth, Willard Squires, Victor
violin solo.....M Miss Georgia Young
piano accompaniment. Tracy y.
Cannon.
"Reminiscences Of Early London
,,...... President C. w. Pcnrose
solo Charles Kent
Piano solo .Sybella clayton
rfn ..
Irene Kelly. Amy Osborne, Hugh
Dougal, Fred Graham.
.,Tit Rits,. w. a. Morton
Solo ................ ~. l.. smith
Mandolin and guitar selection ::..i} Z
~. (. LII mbourn-Wetzel5.O Orchestra
Soprano solo. Margaret Summerhays
The tabernacle choir listened with
deep interest Thursday evening. to the.
record proofs of tho choir and organ
numbers taken by the monograph some
weeks ago. The records wern played
from the east end of the gallery and
from the organ console the latter loca-
ton proving more satisfactory. There
is much anticipation as to the next
numbers to be received. the "Hallclu-
JAN" chorus. especially.
The stand taken in the department Of
music. at ~ summer school nt inc
University or ,....orna. by Miss En-
lily C. sJessup Of this city was such as
10 win special communication from her
instructors. In both of tho musical
branches taken she was marked Eek
celent'' The front page Of a paper
submitted for examination Is thus en-
dorsed by Prof, Koch, the instructor in
charge: This Is done With good adap-
tation to the audience. l like your con-
creteness and personal attitude in the
address. Your work has been
thoroughly satisfactory. real pleas
urc to me-"
Organist Tracy Cannon OF the First
Congregational church will play prior
to the next Sunday morning service.
Claimants Impressions" q Grcgorian
chant: "In Summer" by Stebbins;
and "'rhc Swan" by ST. Snens. For
the offertory. Spring Song" Mem
delssohn: Finale, "Postludc In c."
Lemmens.
Mrs. Emily Sitter. assistant profess