Salt Lake Telegram | 1946-12-27 | Page 6 | Tenor Soloist Arrives in S. L. for Role in 'the Messiah'

H. Bennett, basso. Mr. Haughand Blythe Taylor Burns, Los Angeles soprano, will participate In the I dress rehearsal .Saturday at 7 p.m. Tenor Soloist Arrives in S. L. For Role in 'The Messiah' morning with Dr. Otto Klemperer, who will conduct "The Messiah" and who said be rates Haugh as one of the best tenors in the country. coun-try. Dr. Klemperer will conduct a rehearsal Friday at 7 p.m. In the LDS tabernacle for the orchestra, orches-tra, chorus. Miss Marie Powers, New York, contralto, and Harold Laughing Harold Haugh, Ober-1 Hn, C tenor, arrived in Salt Lake City Friday to sing the tenor role In "The Messiah" Sunday and Immediately Im-mediately convinced everyone he met that he not only enjoys life, but has the energy to do it. "I have long preached that singers sing-ers sing on their excess energy," he said, vr Actual tests show that singing Is near the top for energy consumption among all activities. He thereupon added a bit of advice ad-vice for would-be vocalists. The only way to find out If you have a voice Is to get up and sing every chance you get," he said. "What If you do make a fool of yourself?" . Mr. Haugh, who is a teacher or music at an Ohio conservatory, brought his wife to Salt Lake City with him. Mr. Haugh conferred during the