The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-04-19
AN EXPLANATION IN coNNEc-
TON WITH THE PIANO RE
c1TAL BY HAZEL HARRISON

III last issue Of this newspaper,
.n+,ined an article on the piano re-
.;..l given at the Grace Presbyterian
church. recently by Hazel Harrison.
The Young man who prepared the
article without any evil intentions
aa.inst anyone, failed to include the
sorrarn IN It. No doubt he honestly
IN that as long as he had paid his
-, INTO the church and as long as
III editor Of this newspaper had not
bsen considered worthy to receive one
.or,nlimentary ticket nor had been
forwarded one single program SO that
-. affair would be sure to fall under
n notice. the young man felt that
b had given it sufficient free publ
city.
,ors or representatives Of various
revspapers are forced to pay their
nav into affairs of that kind, they are
not morally obligated to devote one
inch of their space in the newspapers
70 4 Whenever they are compelled
70 pay admissions that places it strict
" on business basis and business
and commercialism, play no favorites.
In order to show that we are free
from narrow-mindedness we publish
the program for the benefit Of the
MANY readers of this newspaper.
Programme
Three Chorales, Bach Busoni; In
Thee Is JOY. I Call to Thee God.
Now Rejoice Dear Christian.
Senate Apassionate. Beethoven; As
sai Allegro, Andante con motto, AL
legro ma non troppo.
Chorales are short pieces usually
played BY the Organist before the
Church Service. The first and third
are hymns Of praise, the second an
air Of duplication. The original for
organ BY Bach, re-arranged for piano
BY Busoni.
Senate, serious form Of compost
ton usually in three movements This
was inspired by a storm. The rain
and thunder effect is plainly heard in
the first movement; second, one Of
calm.
Scherzo in c Sharp Minor, Chopin.
Etude in c Major, Chopin.
Etude, Alkan. Hermit's Song
iron manuscript, Manson. Cabin
Song (from manuscript, Manson.
Elf Tanz, Sapellnikoff.
Scale Study, a melody tone against
a scale Hermit's Song. written by
Elnora Manson, is the second in a
suite for four pieces for piano. 1t is
story Of disappointed love and re-
venge.
The Cabin Song is a Negro spiritual
without words.
Scherzo in E Flat Minor, Brahms.
Serenade, Rossini-Liszt. Etude in E
Flat Paganini-Liszt. Perpetual Mo-
tion Weber
Scherzo is a composition Of humor-
Gus character, the effect achieved by
the short staccato notes.
The Etude is from the violin ca
price By Paganini, rearranged for
piano By List.
Arabesque on Beautiful Blue Dan
ube Johann Strauss), Schultz-Elver.
Il will be noted that two Of the
numbers on the program are the
handiwork Of our highly esteemed
Trend Mrs. David NJ. Manson who is
last becoming one Of the best inter-
prefers and composers Of music in this
country as many Of her high class
compositions are eagerly sung By the
eading White musicians in this city
ma throughout the United States.
Mrs. Manson was presented at the
piano recital referred to and she was
'oualy applauded when she was intro
uueed to the audience by Mrs. Cary
?. Lewis as the composer Of two
u the pieces on the program rendered
y Hazel Harrison.
!! was the first time that the COM
positions Of Mrs. Manson were sung
II ne South Side and her hosts Of
s'saoiast friends are very proud Of
U high musical art or accomplish
MOVE