Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
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~, in recital and lecture, under
no management or the city SCHOOLS.
rt,rc is 10 be n lecture to teachers IN
~. afternoon, which ought to he attend
ny not only the city school tc'tchefs.
49,, nv all tile teachers within vide
-adns from Salt Lake. Mrs. Gayi'or
mikes n specially of children's songs.
and Is the composer OF songs III Two
hooks used in the city schools.
'V w. conncction with this, Supervisor
w WctZell OF music in the public
scbools has issued Il circular to All
teachers, In which he says;
THO nurpose of the recital is Two.
,,Id First, that we may meet, ana
nsSomc acquainted with woman VINO
Ne more than n national reputation
MS n writer Of songs. That we may
know personally the composer or SO
many OF the beautiful songs which our
bows and girls sing SO sWectiy' snGii us
1SInubet Boat" "Poppies,' Milking
,S 9r",''" "rhe Ball. Eskimo" and
many many others. That we may
nno,; the woman whose interpretation
~ nor own compositions, and the COM
,n.tions OF others, has pleased and de-
lighted thousands of people, Secohd.
ia, ant OF the net proceeds we may
srra,c a fund upon which we may
draw fo, music for special occasions,
and for the purchase of chorus ana
"rrhestra music. Mrs. Gaynor is one
Of the most charming OF women, anu
brr daughters are just as chnrming as
Tho mother. Mrs. Gnynor cXccls In
snnr interpretation. III this particular
sho has few equals. Rose possesses IL
high light soprano voice of beautiful
n,inlity willie Dorothy has Il rich mezHo
voice Of great sweetness. They are all
composers Usually Rose sings The
songs written by Dorothy. and Dorothy
sings the songs written by Rose. TIE
mother interprets for MI. i'hey s'rs
solos duos and trios. / assure ;ll That
i i viii be one OF the most pleasing ard
dtiiehtful entertainments ever eiVen
in salt Lake City Mrs. GaynJr Will
talk to the teachers on childrcn's songs
and the singing of such songs. This
ink will be given i'll the assembly hn!l
nj the Lafayette building on Thursday
afternoon. Nov. 3. The talk to teachers
on Thursday afternoon will be free to
teachers.
There will be piano recital at PM,
today. in Tracy Cannon's Tcmpleton
building studio. with the following pro-
gram:
10 a Water Lily" .......... .NlacDowcll
From Uncle Rcmus" ......MacDowell
.Etude in b Flat" List
Miss Alice Martin.
"Hunting Song .Mendclssohn
Cavendish Cannon.
"lmpromptu in c Sharp A1inor"....
Miss Ivy Allen
''Wil o the Wisp". MacDowell
Air de Ballet" .............. Chaminade
Miss Stella Becslcy.
Concert Piece OPP 79". Weber
Miss Alice Martin.
At second piano. Miss Stella Becsley.
After having achieved three
brilliant successes in organ re-
citals in the northwest Prof.
j. j. Mcclellan has returned
home. Although slightly indisposed,
us u result of the long and hard trip,
the popular organist is again at his
studio following his regular routine.
The objective of the trip was prl-
marty TO open" the new ltimball
lIipe organ recently installed in the
Washington State College at Pullman.
The event had been heraldcd widely
and the reputation of the Salt Lake
musician proved Il magnet. The large
auditorium was filed to Overlooking
ana In every way the event was a sue
cess.
APnllman paper prints the follow
Ing account Of the occasions:
Pullman at last has q pipe organ,
ana one of which any city might we'll
be proud, 1t being the largest in the
inland empire. The big instrument Is
destined to afford a great deal of
pleasure. but surely never so much as
was afforded on the night of the OPEN
ing recital, last Tuesday evening, when
!!ohn j. Mcclellan, orgnnst OF the
Mormon tabernacle at Salt Lake City,