The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03

concerts in which one or more brilliant,
pupils are brought out
The Symphony orchestra concert to-
day has q program OF an exceptionally
high order OF merit. K is given ia fuH
In another column, together with de-
scFlption OF the music, which viii add
greatly 70 popular enjoyment of the or
cnestraI numbers. Interest in the SYM
phony concerts has always been enthu-
slastic, and it IS expected that a large
l audience viii be present at the final
| concert OF the season this afternoon.
Another event of more than ordinary
importance during the week is the con-
cert at the First Congregational church
/ Monday evening, given by the we'll
known artist, Miss Mary Olive Gray,
assisted by Mrs Emily Sitter, Mrs.
John Reed and Miss Marguerite DuvalL
/ The program includes difficult iustru-
mental numbers, which viii be REM
dered with Miss Gray's admirable tech.
/ nique and temperamental interpreta-
/ ton.
On Tuesday evening at the tabernacle,
Miss Maggie Tout will make Ter second
! appearance in the city in grand operat-
/ ic concSTt. Her numbers are some of
| the great arias and "Imhammatus'H
| sung with the choir. Miss Tout made
so striking an impression on her first
| appearance that the second concert was
/ arranged.
! Thursday evening April Z. MI and
! Mrs. NJ. J. Brines viii give an evening q
song in the First Congregational church
/ Since his return from New York. where
/ he spent the past year, Mr.. Brines has
/ resumed his classes and solo work, and
1 this opportunity 20 hear the popular
/ tenor is highly appreciated by his large
/ circle Of friends.
/ These events of the week are the be-
/ ginning of the season OF recital and con-
/ cert work. Others scheduled for ths
near future are the recital by Nine.
/ Amanda Swerson and Miss Lillian Olli-
1 yer, for which the date has not been
I set; the testimonial concert in the the
atre To be given by Professor J. J. Nc
/ Clellan for Mrs. Halle Foster Suther-
! land on April IS. and the recital planned
/ by Spencer CIaWson to introduce his
pupil, Miss Mamie Jones.
! Professor George f. SHELTON viii aisq
/ give pupils class recital April l..
At the First Methodist church tods5
| the following programs viii be given:
/ Organ prelude PRAYER .......... Guilmant
Authenticity Voices ......-...... BartIets
Miss Schrack and choir.
{ fIeftOTy-AndantnO .--.---....-.. Lamars
J Baritone sOlo-Hosaunah ..-....... Granier
Raymond Brown
/ fOSuuue .--..... -...---...-.... MidoF
Evening
Organ Decentralization CHoly city,
.-..-...... lfa al
Anthem-Lift Your Glad Voices. Lsrman
Miss Leola Schrack and choir
/ OffertOry
/ Soprano solO-Easter Dawn. ..... Woodman
Mrs. Charles Daily
/ Violin obligato .-................... Whiting
Miss Helen Hartley
/ In connection with ne evening service
/ the orchestra. comprising Miss Romsuis
| Hyde first violin. Miss Helen Hartley.
1 second violin. anu Miss Marian Matthews.
cello, will give the following numberss
/ Ira UmereL' by the trio: violin duet,
| Face to Face and cello solo. Evening
/ star, with organ accompaniment
X X
Organist Tracy Cannon Of the Flrsa
Congregational church will play prior
chants "Csntilene" and Chorus OF Ans
| gels by Clark. For the offertory,
Faulk's Ca ntilene' and a prelude by
Rink.
At the IL O'Clock service at ST Marks
cathedral today a repetition Of the East
er music will be given. In the evening tho
full choral service will be rendered, IN
Guiding the chanting Of the psalms ana
the Magnificat in D. Shipper; Nunc DIM
mittUs IN u. Shipper; anthem. Lord. Thy
| Glory Andrews, with alto solo by Mrs.
W F Adams; violin solo played by C
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