The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06

s,ssior OF the loui'" Il u'
,,,t;on OF Organists o
.r;cs. held in the Aud
o,oon Grove, n. j., Utah wa
I'D by an excellent paper o.
Binding for the Masses,
....or ]. j. Mcclellan, dean o
r,'S Conservatory of Music of thi'
,ooort of the nominating
~ Clarence Eddy, the wei
iH.s .Ssr;can organist, gave spe
"a a unnn "The Organ as n Con
az trsnt sr 4 lively discussion
lIs.u minutes followed, in which
Heading American masters OF 'n'
''aa 3aIlowed Professor j. j, Nc
m naner He held the closest
.s'.' of the audience Of nearly 1000
aei ,' + from all over the country
~ = a convincing manner how the
.si tabernacle organ recital,
ie.s s..o ,aised in musical standard
Tx 'i,r more popular with the masses.
;ysn an ovation upon closing
~ .nd asked many questions by
". .st;ns part in the discussion
l. followed. .,,.;o,,
.'T.s;re artists took part; Homer
.gs,t president; Tall Escn Nor
',,;osal superintendent: e, NJ.
,se Boston organ builder; Her
3, p,oSn, chief expert Austin com
Mari Andrews Of New York, j..
irsrews. Clarence Eddy, Philip
nd Clarence Reynolds of New
c;,r and J. ]. Mcclellan Of Salt
G c;tv The address of Professor
trau follows;
,nfssor McCiellan's Address.
,rb,ct Of programme building for
az has been assigned 10 me and
..s .,rlye 10 make this paper brief.
"a interesting Since all pres
-. mpsIclane bent upon learning,
-r.sss 10 begin. believing as ] do
"a rany present are better fitted
[rsr,ss Iris subject than am I.
's,G however. recite some actual
.-s-Ss in the series OF free organ
n, vhIch we're inaugurated at the
/ IaLs tabernacle when | became or
I, IN 1850. For the benefit Of those
1 Al moi know. II may be well 10
pat Sal, Lake City Is the favorite
IN clly between Chicago and San
h,, nf
1 "a Temple block last wear 10000
rfs rsis,ered from all parts Of the
a You will note. therefore, that
q. sey mixed audiences at our
\ lroQn) free organ recltals at the
&11cls and the audiences now in
) asw Sail Lake people who are
Er ATTENDANTS. having learned to en-
/ he programme through the system
|hW employed in popularlzing them.
"a shall now present to your notice.
M PLAYED the first organ recital
|Duoter 1901 the programme in
"a Guilmant's Third Organ Sonata
Eth's 'Toccata and FuGuc" in
4 r1ol and several small numbers by
IA Wldor Batiste. etc. and an old
~. "annle Laurie arranged by
~ There was barely ripple OF
lgs as Bach's nobk. number was
b,id-some applause came for Gull
BEAUTIFUL &c" minor sonata. More
.allon was given Lemsre's ID
E1nan:a' and Batiste's "Commun-
z got an encore.
nnllned for the old melody. AN
Nsne arranged as a solo for bari
q our superb ''vo& humana. Choir
~ taken no the second time as a
tforus-to get positive demon
~ IL had TO be repeated and yet
'lhnse continued, While appre-
W applause, AS all artists must
vas nevertheless lrrltated beyond
enn 70 realize that the poorest cf-
me dsy had won the ovation,
ohAnse this condition now be-
5VH humble servants chief con-
! otaoLsled rule that no an
nolld DC rlven AT tabernacle or
aIs Dul this was broken every
on melody was given or some
anaants or meditation employing
~ yoX humsna." or "yox CO.
s0es was played. | kept up plav-
oR numbers, some OF which |
SOpe Get up and try 10 break
M uyorS 10 get out I'VE lock doors
Ncitals after giving people a
~ no'lce , and some OF which
.a,a .au% some unfortunately unn1u-
\, Srh VINO had gotten I'm almost
Ier bettor Judgment. 10 fairly
= ~ etv for q tune" A IolIv old |
/ -TSaht TOLD the custodian one |
~. .s' teller that PLAYS that or
-. IN snare hisself lot o. trouble |
~, =. 'nem way-up' pieces and nIav
~ .unes and please a hull Iot !
~" d null lot more"
WoVth Of Good Taste.
- ~; J; during The same year we had
Ia, ~ ne prelude TO Die Meis- |
Elr IA Do9qnengren and Tristan"
ID f,, .p ianhhauser." Rheinberg- !
bnnson,nh Sonatas by Gull |
l2}ItIsn y, BIZ Widor and Fucpes
~ =. " giving the best standard |
4 trnre a1oed 10 the programme |
lcst strhsienis rhpniis Of such numbers as
\ and IVord M.n lsulliyanD, pieces by |
~ 1,o 'W,scDowell, W Lemare's IAN.
s,r GN y Wife), Passionate. Noe
rl,ctIoWrme IoWmerIolres of Batlste and |
fsnnson.o from Faust" Lohen-
= Bqiisrsn,ser Martha, Hoffmans
Nc. fr9i Ia Boheme. Bohemian
clk numhhe uIhtsklhe the latter named
\ haaIns ~ as orche srral as nos
<ein. WnSp 10 the organ writings
kmsIsrr S'MSnholme, Chauvel. Du-
Aspdei,, Nidor. Frauck. Gull
|.5 aya.i.Sh and Bach choosing
AIs is,,sse i,se programme and a short |
~ ssjI ra Do,nt ot a brief nro- |
fsy al on ,aried is much Overlooked |
ltl bon, @ most noted organ play-
"a efort liter sLter twelve wears O!
Eihse' h,N apTlns ,E The las, Ave Of
Efthy yomno Mnu me loral assistance OF
~ and STpuhg Thg artists, Mcssrx. =, p
- rbd rScy Y. Cannon. assistant !
~ u tSo.ha ~ nave consistently followed
q "a crssn sse 1rs, MT six years Of "pIo-
W numbcrs music In the west, our
end Va Jvss Ss are the most apnre-
'frs "a ,' nave nave cause to believe thai
- n9sr the best In organ mn.
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