The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27

Thursday the finishing touches will 10
put on the program, which at glance
VIII please most any music lover. Mrs.
Harold l. Segel and Willard Flashman.
who are to be the sOlOists, have already
enjoyed the approval Of the salt Lake
musical public. and II IS only necessary
TO read the compositions opposite their
names TO be assured of pleasing numbers.i
The program follows;
Overture to EgmOnt. Beethoven
Second Symphony .....-...........Be Beethoven
II. LarghettO.
POeme SymphOnique ...-.....-.....- -Ben0it
CF0r flute ana orchestral
Willard Flashman.
Scenes PittoresQues. ............... N assene6
I. March.
II. Air De Ballet. Cello solo by ogs
Jorgensen)
III Angelus
". Fete Boheme
Aria, Jeanne d Arc.......... Tschaikowsky
Mrs. Harold J.. Siegel
az Spinning Wheel.............M endelssohn
(b) Nalse in d Flat. Chopin ROsenthaF
ARRANGED for orchestra by ]. J. Me-
Flute, Mr.. Flashman; clarinet. L. A.
Engberg.
Overture to Merry Wives of Windsor.
X
Miss Mary Olive Gray will appear in
concert at the First Congregational
church. Monday evening. April A. assisted
by Mrs. Emily II. Sitter. vocalist; Mrs.
John Reed reader, and Miss Marguerite
Duvall pianiste. The program for ths
concert follows.
Sonata, Opus 81. No. 3...,..,..... Beethoven
Allegro.
ScheTzO.
MenuettO.
Presto con fJoco.
Mary Olive Grey.
Una vOce POGO fa...............-......R Qssini
Emily II. Sitter.
hungarian Dances Brahms
(a}D flat major.
(btF major.
(c) Scherz0, B flat minor. Chopin
Marguerite DuvaH
(a) The Funeral. Carleton
Do Selection from The Comstock Club.
.-.---..... ,-.----...--.- -.--...---- GOODWIN
(ci Ny Kate............... Mrs. Browning
Cd I.eedle Dutch Baby ................. Riley
Mrs. John Reed.
(al ImpTOmptU Opus No. 36........ Chopin
OBJ Am Loreley 'els.............-., Raft
Emily II. Sitter
/ COncertstuck. Op --....--.-.-- ChaminadS
Miss Duvall and Miss Gray.
x x
The French section of the University
Modern Language circle Will give a mu-
| sicale in the museum building on Thurs
| day evening. March 81. The evening viii
| consist of songs. dances and Spanish
and French farce. The program as ar
ranged is.
/ Verlassen. Volkslied 900. Thomas KOsehat
Schaefers. SOnntagslied by INLAND. ....
/ .,......-.-.....-.. ID Onradin kreutzeF
/ Quartet-Messrs. Ashby, Holman, Stod-
| dard and StOtt
/ Las S0lterOnas. a Spanish farce I'm two
/ 15-minute acts, by Cocat HeliodorO
Criado.
| Mesdames Davis. Hartweu, Parsons. SEQ
field, Van Pelt and Wallace.
| piayera, Spanish Dance. ...P. de Sarasats
/ Violin between the two acts). Mrs. Ar
/ nOldsOu. accompanied ny Mrs. Emily H.
Sitzer
Una voce POGO ia. from Barber of Sc
I vile ttOs5inl
Song. Mrs. Sitter, accompanied by Prof
/ Squire Coop.
! L Ecureuil, a French comedy in one 25-
minute act. by Victorien SardOu, set 70.
music by Squire Coop
I Mesdames Prout, Ritter and TOlhGrst ac-
/ cOmpanied by Prof Coop.
Synopses Of the plays will be distributes
/ to the audience.
The joint Mutual program in Waterlo0
warG Sunday evening will be in the ma
[ ture of an Easter service. The program
( Is follows;
1 In Our Redeemer's Name. Choir
| He Is Riser. Ladies' chorus
Violin solo. .....................P Prof. Stencil
/ Lead, Kindly ght..-...--... ...... Choir
Baritone solo............Arthur McFaEiane
Mixed quartet The Palms. -.,..-.....~...
| W. s. I.amOreaux, William NOrkink, JG-
hanna Gobel Jacoha For6ink
Soprano solo Lille Shipp
/ Song of the Redeemed ................. Choir
X X X
The concert at the tabernacle by Miss
Maggie Tout and company OF the even
ing Of Tuesday. April 5, promises TO ne a
musical event OF great interest The
young sopranos magnificent voice viii bas
heard in a program we'll calculated 10 eZ-
hibit her vocal and dramatic powers.
The number Of greatest interest will Da
'Tnflammatus" from the ''Sfa5at Mater, ."
by Rossiui, sung by Miss Tout and the
Continued on Fage Thrse.)