Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24
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trR musical circles are about to
suffer a heavy loss, but IT Is
hoped that IL will only be q
~ temporary one, In the departure
., Mss Sybella white Clayton who IN
Noyenber will leave for Berlin to re-
.,,,rs her studies. she expects to take
course with the famous teacher
Il,as with whom she last studied. Her
,,rd,o has been closed much to the re-
20, ., her class OF students. Her stay
IN Berlin will be more than ordinarily
nleasant during the coming winter, as
ber brother, Lawrence, is now stationed
,hsro and her bosom friend, Emma
fncy Gates, Is a member of the Royal
Opera House staff.
Francis Woodmansee, pianist VIII
,,lv. a concert at the Salt Lake thea
Ter next wednesday evening, assisted
he Miss Florence Jepperson. contralto
the Chicago Tribune places Mr.. Wood
,nspsee as the representative American
PIANIST and Miss JeppersJn whose
hnme Is Provo, but who has been sew
.ral years In Boston, Is said 10 nave
enc Of the most beautiful voices that
Itah has ever produced. Mr.. Wood
mansee leaves after his concert, for Los
Angeles where he is booked for con-
certs. When in Europe he received
blgh honors having played at privat9
,nllsicales for the Grand Duke Cyril and
Duchess Meleta OF Russia. Princes
Rsatrice OF SAKE Coberg- Gotha. Prince
Kari OF Battenburg and the Baroness
Won Horst
Mr.. Woodmansee will give numbers
by Brahms d Albert, Schumann, CHOP,
in Wagner. Lisat. Debussy, MacDowell
and Moszkowski Miss Jepperson will
sing the aria Joan OF Arc" by Tschai-
kowsky and group OF three songs.
Tuesdays concert at the Consrega-
tional church in aid Of the reading
room for the blind, was notable affair
In many respects and some of the
press reports have not done II full
Justice Miss sybella Clayton WAS, as
she always is, at home with the
piano Her work, especially I'm the
Etude. was in the highest degree arts
tic. her grace and ease Of execution
calling for special mention. Mrs. a.
s Peters, proved the claim Of her
friends 10 being one of the best sing
ers In the state in her two numbers,
Like a Rosebud" and "a Birthday"
Her Improvement since going east to
study Is quite marked. Miss Florence
Klmball made q most favorable impress
sion IN Massenet's 'Elegie." being nc
cOmpanied by George Shelton with a
violin obligato. and her work generally
excited favorable comment. Miss Matte
Kimbsll. who has been studying IN the
east. also pleased the audience by her
noticeable Improvement since the east
eru trip She sang with effect tho aria
"viseD'art," from "Tosoa" by Puccini,
followed by Years at the Spring" by
Mrs Beach
NJ Brines made his usual fine APP
rearance and sang with an artistic
temperament and intelligence OF inter
pNetation that marks the artist He
Tngs equally well In English French
and German. He rendered IN German.
Songs NV Mother Taught Me-" by
Dvorak, and Telling Her" by Bliss A
very pleasing feature was duo be-
tween Miss Florence Kimball and 4 j.
Kisselhurg The Passage Birds Fare
WELL Their voices blended we'll and
the Joint intonation and expression
we're fine There was an interesting
piano number by Mrs. Flora p steven
son, latelv Of Chicago. the over taking
Magic FIRE music This Is difficult