The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13

portland Miss Tout Will also play one
Selectlon on the cello, of which she Ia
a a. mistress. Her program follows:
'-'-4S STU . DciSCtSQ
- Miss Carrie Browning.
Miss Maggie Tout.
Ienor solo, My Friend $40. Wetherby
Mr.. f.. F. Tout
Prayer, La Tosoa .......-...... Pucciai
Miss Maggie Tout.
Flano solo, Palichmelle. .RachmanOff
Miss Carrie Browning.
nocai Duet Our Gald0la .--. Lucatiani
MISS Maggie Tout and Mr. f. F. Tout
Cello solo, Romance .......... Fisher
Miss Maggie Tout.
Iehor solos -. =. Two Irish Songs
Aria, willamette .....-....Eva D'Aqua
Miss Maggie Tout.
Two English songs.
ta2 Nightingale ....... ...... lehman
Cello solo, selected. Miss Maggie TOUT
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A successful rehearsal Of the salt
Lake symphony orchestra took place
on Thursday last under the direction
of Professor J. J. Mcclellan. The mu-
sic studied at this rehearsal was the
Second Beethoven symphony. the Egg
mont overture by Beethoven and
Themes PittOreSQUeS" by Massenet
The strings section, which comprises
about half of the members of the or
chestra, is being Tehearsed alone. the
result being greater uniformity in
style and precision of attack This il
a new departure for the orchestra, and
Professor Mcclellan hopes for excellent
results from the more careful study
which if makes possible. The date OF
the next symphony concert has not
been definitely determined owing TO ths
absence from the city of the mana ger,
Mr.. john ID. spencer, but il Will prob
ably take place on the Sunday after
Easter.
The music arranged for the morning
and evening services today at the First
Methodist church, which is under the
direction of Mrs. w. A Wetzeil, prom
ises an unusually interesting program.
II follows
Morning.
Organ prelude
Anthem. Weary Of Earth Campbell
OffertOry.
Contralto solo. The Light Of Heav-
ems Own Day .....-....... Briggs
Miss Leola Schrack.
Postlude.
Evening.
Organ prelude.
Anthem. God Shall Wipe Away all
Trio. Angels serenade ....... BragdS
NiOlins. Miss ROmsnia HYDE and Miss
Helen Hartley. Cello Miss Mar
riOn Mathews.
OffertOry.
Trio, selected
soprano solo. Like as the Heart De
Mrs. Charles Daily. -"
Cello o6iigato Miss Marion Mathews
Miss Hyde, Miss Hartley and Miss
Posdude. Mathews
The vocal and pianoforte recital
which is to be given by the advanced
pupils IF Nine. SwensOn and Miss Lii
liam oliver viii take place early in
April
The March recital Of the piano pupils
OF Miss Matte Hall will take place on
saturday afternoon, March 10, at 1880
O'Clock at her studio, IS East First
South street. The program is in charge
OF two OF the younger pupils, Miss
Gladys Evans and Ralph Stiehl Miss
Marjorie Brooks VIII assist with a vio-
lin solo.
". J. Brines, the well known vocal
teacher and singer, viii return to Salt
Lake after Easter and resume his
classes in vocal instruction, April l.
Mr.. Brtnes has spent the winter in New
York studying and doing concert work
He recently refused a -engagement
as tenor sOlOist at the First Baptist
church in New York. where he has sung
since November Mr.. Brines has been
admitted as a member of the Music
Teachers association OF New York CITY
after being cOmplimented by the ex-
aiming board. and Madame Gadski has
recommended him as teacher
Mrs Henry NJ Dinwooodey, whose
charming cOntraltO voice and eXcep-
tiOnal art ranks her among the leading
musicians of the city, is about TO be-
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