Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
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ECBNT communications from
Utahs musical students In
N Paris tell of encouraging prog
ress. The masters Of the
,.,- Young Utah students are pleased
In, what they have accomplished the
..st winter; and in many instances
s.ys given special praise.
,pss Eva Crawford who is studying
...5cr the violinist. MARCEL schillcy
t.s evidenced exceptional talent. She
Gently played a violin solo at a mu-
...ale given by Mr D'Aubigny. one Of
,s. pr5mincnt vocal teachers Of Paris.
Miss Ella Nelson is making crafty
t,g progress on the piano under Henry
rsmes. and is soon TO appear in pub
III, recital Miss Nelson is preparing
herself for piano instruction.
Mons Gcorise, "Chef de Choeur" at
OH, opera Comique, is delighted with
uss Hazel Barnes, contralto. At a
,.,snt private recital. attended by
Eminent musicians, she was given
hearty reception.
Miss Edna Evans, soprano, has made
-,ugb Improvement and Is now prcpar-
me "a repertoire. Her voice Is deNcl-
ling INTO a dramatic soprano, and she
y already working on Faust, "Lo-
Eengrin" and other operas.
An of the young students are about
10 make q trip through Germany and
Sutherland. incidentally 90 see the
great passion play at Oberammergau.
Eept's mems chorus with Schcttlcr's
strIug quartet will give an evening Of
eng sunday evening in the Ilin
Methodist church. The participants on
tbe program are Miss Lillian Branning,
Miss Dot Mcmillan. ISIS Edna Morris,
Miss Alice Colthurst. Miss Myrtle
Brown. Don Priestly, Gilbert Savage
Gus Backman, Charles CrOwton. Carl
Wespir Mr.. Burton. Charles Kent;
string quartet, II. Schcttlor, g. II.
schuster. A. 4. Kechner, G. ID. Schett-
ler
The musical program for the fifteenth
reunion of the Scottish Rite Masons In
this city. April 2J-2S. is one OF special
excellence. The comforting Of the vari-
5us groups Of degrees will be accom-
panied by appropriate quartet singing
Of the choicest compositions. the per-
sonnet Of the quartet being A. II. Pea
body. organist; Fred Graham. tenor;
Miss Edna Dryer, contralto Mrs.
Crinna Hammer, soprano. Willard
slures. hasso. Miss Irene Kelly ac-
c0mpanist
Tho mcsf- quartet to accompany the
Commercial club boosters I'm their state
tour next month, win be composed Of
Fred Graham, first tenor; Thomas Ash
d
first bass. Victor Christopherson, Sec
ond bass.
The musicale given last Tuesday
evening az the Commercial club. Is
often referred TO as one of the finest
events Of the Kind ever given I'm this
city,
0rgan.st Tracy Cannon VIII play
prior 90 sunday mornings service iu
The First Congregat anal church. a
'Canialene' by Marchaud. a Prayer
by Sawyer and Batiste's Communion
in a. offertory by Weley and post
iude by Rink.
Miss Miriam Brooks. a Salt Lake
city girl who is studying at the New
england conservatory Of music.
BOSTON, appeared with notable sue
cess On program presented by
pupils Of the conservatory on Satur-
day. April l6. The recital was one Of
nose largely attended affairs which,
though not intended as exhibitions.
'ut as exercises in public perform
ng are nevertheless so enjoyable as to
nave q regular following Of critical
musc-lovers Miss Brooks who Is
studying In the pianoforte deuart-
ment rendered Gluck-Saint Saens'
,alo,te from "Alceste" with the fine
technique which is required before