The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
nonic Orchestra
~ Heard Today


~ in,er III was highly credit
ronductor Arthur Frcber
70 ra Is good reason TO be-
,,orra mme this afternoon
ps Enhancement and prove
rss success. The numbers
s.ruine music. masterpieces
ansaposers, with the depth,
~, ana beauty that bears
;.rnal youth. Miss Edna
Will Sing the beautiful
~ cong" from Saint Sacn's
q nsilIah." The programme,
y outline and commentary
srbsrs. follows: -
yo' .. "Eroica," op. 90,
-, brio. E-hat major, 3-4:
."bre Adagio assai. G MI
! crherzo. Allegro vivace. e.
4 n Finale. Allegro motto. f.
,he first composition In
..~sn asserts his individuality
- unrnIstnkable as 10 chal-
~ he Interpretation there is
" d,fYercnce Of opinion so
sra commentators. Beetho-
~ Confusion In mems minds
-,t,nc the symphony In honor
then tearing the title OF
.sh'sheti work when the con-
4 himself emperor. and finally
r,t With the title "Eroica.
IA M; n progra mme under
s.sond ulovements-to ind
. a.,InsR lion Of rho liie and
40 OF, specifically. OF Bona
rnrld Of trouble was caused
- coming after the funeral
A ~ finale, being cast IN varia-
RsrIJoz suggests that the
n gnale pictured the funeral
n honor OF the dead hero.
~ described In the "Iliad"
~ for the entire work might
4 al follows: I, an ideal bat
r,ruort OF heroic NE; II. q
|snert.on OF the battlefield; III.
I, nave, ". funeral feast and
A glr George Grove, sancst.
a most interesting OF all
,snmeptators, finds a bond OF
IN ihe finale and the funeral
6e pathet!c character Of the
y Ardante in the finale, its
|{trn and other details OF re-
Whether this be the case or
n The March may well repre-
Ma AZ the hero and the Inter-
4 mortal part. The POGO an
9 fight to- the skies.
\ 'Fingal's Cave" op. 70, Men
4 record which we find OF the
4 q IN a letter which Mendels-
q 70 bis sister on August z,
4 ssying visited Staffa and seen
AVE- two or three days BEFORE
"A Of the many lsla nds known
.tddes, which lie off the west
EEp.land. The cave. which Is
0tnmdlnnry feature and which
afer Fion ne Gael, the great
w story, is a basaltic cavern,
1sn TO which Is formed by
nnges on each side support
\ arch. The entrance Is 80 feet
~ high and the length Of the
= iset The floor OF this mar
&nher 10 the sea, which throws
! and many colored lights
y pendant columns. whitened
1fteBs sialagmites. which form
~ Against the pillared walls OF
u he music to Peer oynt."
<,G Allegretto pastorale. z
E q. The Death OF Aase. An
'cfo, B minor. A.: III, Anitra's S
20 di mazurka. A minor. 3-4.
Hnl OF the Mountain King:
. marcato. B minor. 4-8.
r1pcsed Incidental music for
Szslin drama, peer Gynt." IN
q Of the pieces he afterwa I'd
ltther In suite form for con-
s While the suite was played
~ o. the Philharmonic orches-
Eia. for the first time, the COM
g an explanatory note for the
Which, In translation, Is as
1ratc poam Peer Gynt Is one
Important creations OF the
p@l. Peer Gynt (the char
srSed from a Norwegian folk
y Individual who suffers from
y imagination which would
z destruction II he were not
M 'Ewig-Wiebliche.' as IN
NeH He is n peasants son
Is had once been rich, but
thelr wealth. He Is left
us mother in poverty, but
70 much OF his great plans
neses In him In spite Of his
.uy conduct. His youthful
n9Vs no bounds. He goes TO
carries Off the bride TO tho
Ma thero deserts her. After
's"pies In the night among the
q The mountain peak with
1oicksome cowherd girls until,
ne nnds himself In the do
xAountain King. He falls IN
,se Kings daughter, but is
- roors. He returns 10 his
~ MS mother, Aase. on her
now he voyages across sea
aiE years turns up, Il man OF
N Egypt. where he Ineeta
4 sts'shler OF n Bedouin chief,
10 eaphvate him only for u
and he loses himself lr
ssbs NJ Youthful love, Solveig, who
waited sor him in his old
nfns. an old man. to heI
49, which is given under the
\ M fsment s.an OF Royal W. Daynes
Idors s%. ~ The personnel and I'M
-ssai oi the orchestra follows:
Az se Groneman. concert.
- eraas,,.erman. Rudolph Wohl.
rcrui' +. A Engberg. 4
~ .,eai Jorgcnsen, William
nnrlcson. Elmer Young, F
IN punswick and y. NJ, Young
-, aoraame, a. n. Rircbner
*Iftn ps NcIluS StQllH.
-Tfu nn,ng and Oge Jorgensen
! sns reese. Val Jorgensen, ]
<s%tS az Fred Beesley.
t". j. Flashman and San
Kellersberger and ], II
-. 'ehce j. Hawkins an,
oert Bauer and Chns. G
~ seesperson. C. Findeisen an
T. Christensen and Alv
. slSSs,rph Baker. H. Lammcr
a Abbot.
foanr percussion-A- Bessle
-, Music at the Rex,
m progrnn :,