Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-08
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r this date of writing. nothing
n further has been heard from
IA the New York Photograph
= company relative to the TAB
o,,on,e music records, so the assump-
,io, is that nothing will be heard fur
Nor until the arrival of proofs of the
,bnnininc 20 numbers. The absence OF
nodo, notes in the organ records, and
their confinement to great" ana
..cbclr'' organ performances is still
causing speculation ana discussion
nc The peda! notes in particular arc
much missed; the more so. because
,bot, were confidently looked for, and
tho foundation on which the super
s,,urti,re is built. 1t is believed in mus
sirol circles that special acoustic APP
nnrnt,,s will have to be devised to conf
,,phend the several separate organs
raj go TO make up the ensemble. or
compiete instrument, something In the
shane of separate recording trumpets
Cor each scction--all connecting In one
trunk tube at the recording device.
However for the first attempt, winch
was entirely in the tentative line or
expermcnt the result is certainly en-
couraging. In the two organ records IL
ID noticeable where the organist
CHANGES his registration, by the sudden
slatkering of the tempo, though 1t is
very brief This may be avoided by
the performer having his assistants
manipulatc the stops for him. Prof.
stephens and the choir are much
pleased with their part in the phono-
graphic performance.
.
The following musical program Will
be observed Sunday morning, In St
Marks cathedral: Professional hymn,
Vcnitc in i Qangdom, Te Deum In A
flat lIyre). Bcncdictus in fiat ono
vello), liyric ina (ArnolD, Orertory,
soprano solo, Come Holy Spirit
NHaylcy). Miss Isabelle Osborn. recess
sional hymn.
Profa Mcclellan was uncertain Fri
day whether there would be any moro
Tabernacle organ rccitals after confer
crcc. and said it would probably be
announced in the Tabernacle Sunday.
whether the recital season had closed
or not.
Tie manager of the American Land
and Irrigation Exposition to be held in
Madison Square garden. the first week
in November, wants the salt Lake
Tabernacle choir to attend, and sends
. hearty invitation through Governor
Spy, as I've is DESTROYS of hearing them
sing "Thc litigation Odc.'
Organist Tracy Cannon Of the First
Congregational church will play prior to
Sunday mornings service. Mendel-
ssohn's .Prcludc in c." Hollins Spring
Song, ard Tructt's "Andarte in ~
Sonncnkalb: Postludc, "Marche Ro-
sonnenkalb: Postlule, "Marche Ro-
lnnincP by Gounod.
ThesSinsing Of the University Train
inc sch0o! children this week at the
state fair, has been Il marked and IN
,crcsting feature. Mrs. Sitter has got
tli"m into good form and voice, so they
can now give a good account Of them
selves at any time.
at tho . o'clock mass, in the Catholic
cathedral. Miss Matilda James Is to
he the soloist AT the II o'clock service,
the choir will sing Fcat's Cardinal
Mass" with George Soffc as the solo
baritone. ana Max Iwedorff as the
bass soloist. Mrs. Hammer will sing
The oftcrtory. The entire choir sings
Kloin's Ave Maria" Mrs. Hammer APP
nearing as the soloist
Mrs, Keogh entertained the Junior
chni: Of st. Marys cathedral the other
evening. at her residence. to the great
enjoyment Of the little ones. Bishop
Seaman was present, entering heartily
into games with the children.
Alfred Best has partially got rid of
his asthma but the bronchitis Is not
50 easily handled. However, he is III
good spirits and hopes for continued
Improvement.
Mi. Brincs has organized 4 class in
musical history and ensemble singing.
which is being well attended.
The Office written report, by II morn
ing paper of the Woodmansec recital.
il still causing amused comment from
the fact that it refers to Miss Topper
son as being assisted by Mr.. Wood
munScc"
The Radcliffe club met last Monday
evening with IS members present. They
elected these officers: President, DR..
A. ], Ridges; vice president. Joseph
leery; secretary and treasurer. Mr..
G0nescll; program COMMITTEES, Miss
L!lian Oliver, chairman, Miss Maud
Nv - ~ ocIkHbSl.H Inc pTlXc an
'hchi Of the late professor was Inform
a'iy sung; but will be given later With
y fuller ensemble. Fifty names have
hcnn presented for membership alto.
Ee'hcl. and 1t is said more are COM
~ ,,,s' he club will meet again the lirs.
thursday evening in November. There
+ ~ 10 be IN honorary membership list.
rhc Norwegian Glce club will give
. ,,, rseltal this evening. in Whitney hall,
NJ Mm,shteehth ward, with Il fine program
p pus singers have been well drilled by
t'os. Anton Petersen, so that n satis-s
ss%S.orS performance is guaranteed. A
inN'ure OF the program will be the play
u's % 2 Fantasia on Norwegian Fo;K
no.T,S hS Prof. Petersen, the COM
y poS't'oA being his own
en- Ne local music houses report a very
~ N''Ae this week in alIl!ncs.
.a Mrs Rennlc Petersen walsh viii
+. WY W. Indianapolis shortly for New
, ua. |" continue her musical studies.
NM brother. Arthur Petersen, begins
N N,,S month his seasons work With the
Wv YORK Philharmonic orchestra.