The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15

dreds of special recitaIs are given
throughout the season by Professor
Mcclellan for distinguished visitors
and friends of the toWnspeOple. Dur
ing his work at the University of
Michigan with Professor a. A.'Stanley,
who holds the chair of music there.
Professor Mcclellan received the in
ceptiOn OF the idea which later devel-
oped into the daily organ recital, now
one Of the city's most popular tnstitu-
lions.
As now given, the programs usually
include four numberS-the first a brill
liant overture, the second a group OF
lighter pieces, of which one is always
an old melody; third. a popular Sc
organ number. The recitals are given
daily by Professor Mcclellan and his
assistant Organists, Tracy !. Cannon
and Edward Z. Kimball, each giving
two week.
The following attractive program has
been arranged for the coming joint re-
cital to be given by pupils of Madame
yer at the First congregational church,
Monday evening, May 16:
PianOforte-
I Puritani (two pianos) ........ Berg
Mrs a A Kutler and Miss oliver.
Galop de Bravour- Willy
Miss Nerna Sellstrom.
Song of the Brook ---..----- Warren
Charge of the Hussar. $780,. Spindler
Miss Anita Parkinson.
Etude de Concert.--..----.M Mcdowell
Miss Gladys Chase.
Vocal.
Sunset Observation-Disclosures. Buck
Miss May Anderson
Sing, Smile, SlUmber. ...-..-.. .Gounod
Miss Anna Spongberg.
(a) Cavatina tfrom opera Hugenots)
Miss Nora Warburton.
No.
Mrs. Kirkman and Miss Warburton.
ca EIegy (viOlin ObligatO) -Massenet
Miss Nellie Brown.
I'D Waltz Strauss
Miss Addie Fletcher.
Piano.
Senate (first movement, Op. 81, No. -
CAllegro vivacel 1870 Beethoven
Miss Lillian Thomas.
O''- % ! a. Miss Mss Alta Pond. lie O'a'i'
(a) To Wild Rose. ...-.... Mcdowell
OBJ The Flatterer .Chaminade
(c) Hungarian Dances 800. Brahms
Miss Lillian Hall
Vocal
Flower Song (from FAUST 49,. GouNod
Miss Kathryn Topper
The Niolets- --.-.--.--...-..M ildenberg
,, Miss fedora Carlson
Mrs. L. L. Goddard. 10 80
OBJ Duet, from Stabat Mater .Gounod
sha Mrs, K H1lldn and Mrs. Goddard;
Mrs. Henry Kirkman-
Valse Brilliante 1.-TWO pianos) .......
First piano-sfiss Chase, Miss Thom-
as; Second piano-Miss sellstrom,
K x K
Following is the program for the
sacred concert that will be given at
der the direction of Mrs. Henry Kirk
man:
A. z. Brady.
PIANO solo, Pilgrims Chorus. Wagner
Miss Helen L. SOnnedecker
Duet, AdieU, Ye Woodlands.
Mrs. Henry Kirkman and Mrs. L. L.
Anthem, Somewhere .....
Choir
Violin solo. Capriccio, Op. 24...Hags
Miss Lenora Smith. =. -.
Contralto solo, The Gates of PEARL
Miss linda Hamren.
Selection by Liberty Male Quartet
Messrs. Poll, Lunn, Standing and
. Kirkman-
Tenor solo, Jesus, Lover of My Soul.
Observation-Disclosures. McDOugaI
r D. Carrothers.
Baritone solo, The Better Land 800.
:. A. BOWden
Piano solo. Hamenci Ostro. .Rubfnstein
Miss Blanche Austin.
Soprano solo. Grass and Roses. Bartlett
Miss Louise Hagman.
lynn, America
= X x
The Graham music bureau is about
TO enter field heretofore occupied
wholly by eastern lyceum bureaus, that
OF furnishing musical and literary pro-
grams for educational institutions in
the small towns throughout the state.
The popular lecture courses which are
so large q factor of a seasons amuse-
ments viii be arranged and the artists
sent out from Salt Lake by Fred g.
era ham, manager of the local bureau.
The commercial clubs and educational
institutions in many of the small towns
have signified their intention of wei
coming the Salt Lake lecturers and
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