The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05
Music and Musicians

4 The U. of U. Musical society under
khe direction of Professor Squire Coop,
oromises rare Easter treat to the low
IA of high class music. Beethoven s
<<Mount of Olives will be given at
me of the theaters- Such an oratorio
has never before been attempted by
khe university, but Professor Coop with
his chorus of sixty voices are sparing
no mains to make it one of the musical
vents of the season. Assisted by some
cf the best professionals in the solo
0arts, and by a professional orchestra,
he university assures an artistic in
Of the sacred masterpiece
Definite announcements Will be made
|ater.
Pupils in Recital,
Hugh Dougall s pupils will give a
song service tonight in the Twentieth
Ward chapel at 6 clock. Duet, Miss
Winifred Smith, Hugh DougalD;
4 Rock of Ages (Jonson( Miss May
3rown; "Lead, Kindly Light" (Barn-
Prayer," from "Tannhauser,' =, (Wag-
That Are Weary (Brackett) Miss
Iazel Cannon; 'sThe Watchman, -
Squire John Arid; "'The Promise
Il Life" (Cowcn) Miss Ila Parry;
bet, Mrs Estella Waters, Hugh Dou'
all; "For the Lord Is Mindful of His
)wn,' (Mendelssohn) Mrs, Belle Nc
lit; "Mv Redeemer and My Lord, =
Buckl Miss Margaret Summerhays;
fFather of Light, " (Adamsl Miss
lhoda RANSOM Gear Not Ye. oh
srnel," (Buek) Miss Wnifred Smith;
10. Loving Father (Del Riego} Mrs.
esselyn Shaw: go, Divine Redeemer. >
Gounod) Miss Edna Edwards: duct,
tiss Margaret Summerhays and Hugh
}ougall, Mrs. Virginia Cantncr, accom-
mist
II Sacred Song Service.
y Charles Kent and number Of his
npils will give Sacred Song Service
nder The auspices of the NJ J. A. Sun.
nv evening, March ;, at the Sixth
yard chapel. commencing al 6:20. Pro-
famme: Anthem, "Consider and Hear
fe,' (Wooler) ward choir. Thomas
4 Shaw: go, Loving Father (Del
lego Erma Nicol; "Stars of the
manner Night (Emerson) male chor-
B; 81 Do Ask o. Lord. T." (Srross) Mrs.
III. Johnson; II m a Pilgrim. -
Johnson) Gus Buchanan; ''Cradle
png," lVannah) Mrs Cloyd Sanford;
Lead Kindly Light (Pinsuti) Rob
1T Lister; Senerade.' (Schubertl
iple chorus: 'EI Heard the Voice of
esus Saw (Rathbun) Ada Doremus;
,Land So Fair, (Wooler) Ormus
3Btes; violin solo, "iuter- mezZo.
,MaseaCnn G. Nj. Schuster; 1.-The
Weighing Glee,' Seward male chorus;
Tho Day Is Ended (BartletD Dot
1eMillen Bolto. violin ohligato by G.
~ Schuster; Jesus Only,' (Rotoli)
ijlor Williams; Suns shine and Rain.
iitb Me- (Ashford) Carl Weenig;
Tho Spring Has Come (White)
ale chorus.
First Methodist Church.
For the morning service at the First
ethodist church the programme Will
Organ prelude, anthem Have
Grey Upon Me- (Merideth) Mrs. Gail,
iss Dmmitt, Miss Lcola Schrack
r.. Sherman Abbot. Earl Kibby and
Dir; offertory; duet. Send Out the
ght - (Suddal Miss Leola Schrack
d Mr.. Earl Kibby; postlude.
For the evening service the pro
pmme will be Organ prelude; AN.
ein, Filing Wide the Gates (Kaufr,
AM Mrs Gail. Miss Dimmitt and
piI, pieEloIF, foulfdIiO SDiD. rust
II in Thee. (Coverly) Miss LeoIa
hreck; postlude. Choir director,
IS, Wm. A. WetzeIl; organlst, Mrs,
AtLoUis Strohauer.
a Russian Symphony Concert.
ilThe famous Russian symphony or
,testra Of fifty men, with four vocal
'ioists, viii be here in May on the
easion of the music festival. Prom
ant citizens have promised their
anciaI aid aud the following list Of