The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-25

Is so close that the set is practically
one long song I'm six movements Schu-
bert is called the great master Of the
song cycle. and his first work i'm this
iine was Der Taucher."- Others OF his
compositions were die Schouc Null
Term. "Winterreise' and the "Schwan-
engesang. Schubert. another of the
romantic composers. found his best ev-
preston in some OF his beautiful song
cycles Among them are his "Dichter-
lieoe. Fraueniiebc und Leben" ana
"Liedcrrcihe. 90
other well-knowu compositions I'm
TINS form OF musical art arc the Ma
selone-Lieder," by Brahms. "Wcih-
nachtslieder" and "BrautIiedcr'' Of
Cornelius. the "Eliland'' of Won Fclitz.
SomervelPs beautiful set Of songs to
words selected FROM -reunvyon-s
Maud Vaughan Williams House or
LIE LIE and Debussy's "Chansons de
recent number or Musical America
contains the following account OF n
Iecital given at the Bowery Mission.
Wv orN. in which Miss Miriam
6rooks, daughter OF Nr. and Mrs g.. p.
Brooks or this city had a leading part:
Dorothy Temple. soprano. assisted bv
miriam Brooks pianist. gave very in-
seISslinS recital az the Bowery Mission
on Friday evening. SEPTEMBER q.
These young artists who have been
giving number OF recfta1g fr, rortfo,--,
New England this summer. are unusual
notn iu thclr personalities and gifts
lnelr concert I'm the attractive new hall
or the BoWerr Mission was onfoved bv
an audience which packed AIN the. await
aple space. and which demonstrated is
appreciation I'm an enthusiastic man
ner seldom witnessed i'm concert halls
OF New lork. Tho men Of the Eovvcr,
VINO attend the events at the Mission.
are IN many cases men OF education.
musical d. Yf rrrs
10 go to tho ordinary shows OF their
district on account OF the bad music
which Is given az them
MISS Temple has e. wide congressional
range and much power OF character
i1aton tn her manner OF singing
Miss Brooks showed herself tie pos
SCISSOR or q very musical touch csc
pectally I'm her playing of Fauro.s Bar
carolle' and other pieces Her gfv1o
rs sympathetic. repogeful and sincere.
without showiness. She also respond
ed 10 .encores.
s.
The concert which win hc given b,-
Francis Woodmansee. pianist. assisted
by Miss Florence 1ennersoD routra1-o
at the salt Lake theatre next Wodnes-
day evening. viii DO one of fHc is1,no--
tant musical events OF tle season. Mr..
| Wooomausee is rated in the east as tho
foremost American niantat and tno rfiI-
gram arranged is 81 scholarly aud are
ustlc merit or tho highest degree. Mr..
Woodmanscc IFS tone poet When in
Europe no was the recipient of bo7o--
from musicians and ROYALTY. having
played at private musicares. Tor the
Grand Duke cyril and Duchess Nclcfl
Of Russia. Princess Beatrice OF SAKE
CobuFg-GOtha. Prince Kari OF Batten-
burg. and the Baroness Won Horst
This will be the first appoa rance Of
/ Miss Jeppersou since her return from
| Boston. Her voice q rich coutralto. iv
said to hc the most beautiful chat Titan
has ever produced. Miss Icppcrvor
was heard at a private musicale at the
home or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Read rec
comfy. where her. splendid art found
enthusiastic appreciation.
Mr. Woodmansee will play the fol-
| lowing.
/ Rhapsody. O Miuor-BrahuS.
| suite. - Niuor-UA1bert
/ Carnival opus 9-Schumaun.
! Nocturnc. T. Ninor-Chopiu.
! Polouaisc opus II. No. Chopin.
/ Etudc opus 10. No. Chopin
] Ballade. g. Miuor-CIupiu.
Liebestod from Tristan and IsoIda-
! Wagncr-Liszt
/ The Little Shcphnrd-D cnuSSv.
Rain i'm q GardCn-Dc bussy
BY request. To the Sea. AlasrDowc17.
] March wind" MacDowcli. and tho Au-
tumu Etude or Moszkowski.
Miss Jepperson viii sing the Aria.
! Joan OF Are" by TsehaikowsiSy. and \
group or three songs. Come Forth" by
/ Bies. "Ashoo az Her lattice" from
/ the Jhelum River Cycle. bv Findcn. Go
by Whepley Miss Ida Edmunds viii
, be the accompanies.
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The programs which viii be present.
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