The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-30

number Of concerts Tor the present sea-
son.
h is a question now OF whether ths
city wants Che orchestra or not The
players themselves. who are protes-
sional musicians, give their services
free of charge, and they alone cannot
keep the organization going IL must
have the support OF the people OF me
city. as heretofore all concerts nave
been given al financial loss III inns
orchestra is allowed 10 tall 10 pieces
through lack of support Do VIII Do
years before the city gets another IKE
Dr. Goshen has been president IF
the orchestra since IT'S organization
and is an earnest worker FOR IT'S sue
cess. The other members OF the buaIu
of directors are john ID. Spencer
Horace q. Whitney Dr. John T. White.
George ID. Piper and Joseph Geo
gheghan- The membership consists on
between fifty and sixty of the leading
iGstrumeulalists Of the city.
All other cities Of the size or salt
Lake throughout the country support
symphony orchestras and literally pat
rOniZe their concerts. THE plan here
10 give the concerts on Sunday after
Moons when 10 is convenient for bus
mess men To attend, should meet with
popular favor. The programs that
have been rendered in the past con-
sisted of the best orchestral music ana
were of "a character To- interest mu-
sieiaus and all who delight III good
music
The recital which VIII be given at
the salt Lake theatre on Wednesday
evening, November 2, by Nine Liza
Lehman and her quartet OF English
singers, promises To be- one or the most
important musical events ever held in
the city. The quartet is composed Of
Blanche TOmlin. soprano, faigfaFf-
Turner. contraltO- Herbert Eisdeui
tenor. and Julien Henry baritone
Fred g.. Graham under whose ditee-
that az no affair under his manage
ment has there been such widespread
enthusiasm as is conferred IN the COM
ing event The stalls and l0Ees az the
theatre have been engaged by prom
inent people and students are taking
places IN the upper circles, Tor Muleh
special rates have been made
The following program viii be given
by the quartet with Nine. Lehman az
the piano.
Song cycle--In Persian Garden.
PART II.
song-Abou Ben Adhem and the
Angel ..--- Miss raFe-Iurner
Five Little Love SONGS ---.---...-
song Incident OF The French Camp
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Julien Henry
Songs
(al Pearl and song -.-.......-
CD Everybody's Secret --.....-.
PART III.
Song cyclo-The Nonsense Songs
from Alice in Wonderland Quartet
Mrs Emily ". sitter, assistant in
structOr Of music az the University OF
Utah and director of the Phillips Con-
gregaUOnal church choir. gave a studio
recital Saturday afternoon a her apart
ments in the Constitution building.
This is the first of a series Of recitals
which Will be given every six weeks
Today in the ogden tabernacle az
! the regular afternoon services, the
choir. under the direction of Professor
Joseph Ballantyne, viii present dudley
I Bucks -FortY-siXth Psalm with the
| assistance of several sOlOists. The work
/ Is a musical setting OF the entire PSALM
aud portrays wildly the thought con-
tanned in the text. IT Is one OF the
characteristic compositions in larger
form OF the great master. and IL gives
splendid opportunity Tor dramatic and
/ emotional expression.
/ The choir, under Professor Balian-
! tyne-s direction, has been working on
the music since the middle OF Septem-
Der. and is now prepared 10 give II an
excellent rendition AlVa L. ScOVille
viii give an exposition Of the psalm as
I contained in the text The following
soloists will assist. Miss Maud Belnap,
/ Miss Myrtle Ballinger, Mrs. Illlle Foul-
/ ter Mrs Heber Warner, Mrs j. n.
Lynch, Mrs. A. r.. C.. Smith, Jed Bal
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