The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-08
With the Players in Salt Lake

mony and centerpoint with prosa,...
Grehl and Schreck, French hon Hei.s
Frederick Gumbert, orchestra tr.;nsA
under Professor Arthur Nikiscb b;at.s
of music under Professors Riemann
Seidel at LEIPZIG university. Mr. ps..
has been much befriended by Ian UT ~
beik, the renowned violin virtposo ~
founded and conducted the famous I.ip Az
zic Artist Ensemble for two wears
Peters is In America since 1907, bavir,
taught with success IN St. Louis NJ
where he also conducted the famous
Verdi Sextettc The st. Louis nan"H
gave Mr. Peter half page stories pfaia.
ing his great talent. and his earnest
efforts to put st. Louis 20 the fror. -
musical matters, Mr.. Peters aim =
to establish school OF music in s,E
Lake City, having taken quarters a.
the Y. M. c, A., where he has ey.aIs
lent studio facilities He comes bivSIv
recommended and hopes that this s;iy
will give his efforts support. The Mis.Ss'
Amman and Walter Amman .Iss
graduates of the ROYAL Couseryato,v
Of LEIPZIG. will assist Mr. Peter as soo, ,
as they finish their season at Cb,caao
and St Louis, Mo, Mr.. Peter will Ss
heard at the tabernacle organ reci,ai
soon.
A scholarship of $50 is given "a.
wards Madame S. Brodbeck s stndio for
free education OF male quartatts
Madame S. Brodbeck has studied under
the celebrated vocal teacher Mammal
Garcia, London, England, and piano and
vocal at the Royal Conservatory, Stutt-
CART, Germany Madame S. Brodbeek
will accept and instruct all young gan.
tlemen with good voices who wish 70
partake of this rare chance. Aftsr
about year s study the best will bs
chosen for the quartette. Referencss
are expected.
An appreciation Of the Salt LAks
Symphony orchestra is shown in tha
following letter which was received by
the director of the orchestra this weak.
Director J. J. Mcclellan, Symphony or.
chestra, Salt Lake. Utah. Dear Friend
Accept my heartfelt congratulations and
thanks for the pleasure / enjoyed In at
tending the Symphony concert. You and
the orchestra men are deserving the grat-
itude and thanks OF the entire state for
your unselfish devotion TO this great work
hearing OF the great masters works. BY
such an organization as you have In the
salt Lake symphony orchestra.
JOSEPH BALJANTYN1
Ogden. Utah, Jan. 3. 1911.
The first rehearsal for the neat SYM.
phony concert will be held Thursday|
morning at the Salt Lake TheateY. 0@-l
cials and musicians feel greatly an
couraged as result Of the last con.
cert, and have determined to carry ea|
the work with even greater vigor thsa|
before. Professor Mcclellan has out
lined a charming programme that win
doubtless prove equally as brilliant and
interesting as the last one, and WIN
give. music lovers an opportunity a
hearing the local organisation in wu5k
of different character than hereto
fore. The soloists have not yot bssa
selected. but several are In presDee4
and before a decision 10 made thsss
must be every assurance that the seses-
tion will prove popular.
The choir OF st. Mary's cathedral WIN
sing 'fTantum Ergo" by Montani, tuf
the offertory today For the 9 'clook
mass the st. Cecilia chorus Will sing,
with the st. Lawrence orchestra accom-.
paniment.
a male double quartette has been or.
ganized for the IL o'clock choir The
members are A. ]. DuQuesne, Max Mes.
senner, Oswald Yeltz, Edmund Condor,
George Soffe, F. E Dailey, William
Wright, George Daley.