Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-04-28 | Page 21 | Art and Music

4 11 A lr lET and V I AV UI U S S 11 c I Music St Students dents I To Present BachI Bach I Cantata Batata Monday M McCune Cun Chorus PI Plans ns 1 fM i Madrigals a d nga I s P. P Piano lano M Mu- Mu uI u- u I t j i sic of 1 Century 1 1 The Bach Dach chorus of the McCune l I School looi of Music an and Art MArt c conducted by TI by Tracy Y L Cannon in Its Initial co concert day Mor-day evening will give ghe j the 11 f first pre presentation c in Utah of or ora a c cantata nt ta b by br J I. I S. S Bach The cantata o rendered is entitled Thou G Guide Cude or of Israll Bach ach wrote not fewer fewer than cantatas i taias taia's and I 95 of ot them have b been cn preserved ered The These Thee e cantatas were composed to form part of ot the elaborate dab dab- orate rate musical services of the Lut Lu- Lu t leran church chuich Most 1 of the can- can I taw tata requIre only about thirty mm- mm itez for l performance and consist o of choruses recitative solos and with orchestra and organ a accompaniment nL Bachs Bach's tremendous g genius is exhibited to a a. remarkable d degree gree In this cantata and earnest men nl where everywhere IH re can be touched by h human man feeling of ot his II He could rejoice with multitudes b he be could sing with lc legions lons 0 of angels aD aI he could walk wall With Uth the tho lonely troubled soul Hh nl works are ared are d clothed thed in n such uch no noble ble forms of the purest prest t type pe of ot beauty that they touch t out our heartstrings with the ut utmost ut- ut most intimacy they give us continual con con- mental refi refreshment and glimpses Into the tile infinite The solos of ot the cantata will be beiting belI lI Bung ng by y Charles Chades C C. Martin tenor lenor and John H H. A Wood bass Organ will be he e played by wald P P. KImball and tile the e orches orches- tr tl tic for foi cOl the accompaniment has been organized by Albert Albeit Shepherd In Addition lon to the thA music of B Bach ch a of madrigals of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries will be fl sung ng by th the chorus and also a group o ot piano o pieces piece by composers of ot the seventeenth century will be played by Miss Merva Merra Morris The personnel of the the chorus 1 ch is recruited from students of tl the e McCune School o oJ Music Is as Ross Koss Keith Dirkin L L. L H IL George Helen Chipman Chipman Chip- Chip man man Lucile Clark Mildred 1 Clark Marguerite Ite Cox Coi Violet pox Cox ox M l Maur- Maur urne ur- ur ne Dewsnup Dewsnup I Lucile Arnold Arnold Arnold Ar- Ar Ar Ar- J Bv Evans ns Fisher nold Golden Hansen Besie Bessie Bes Bes- sie ie Marley Merva Morris Tessie N Newton Ewton William Nichol La Mar Bertha Sessions Ses Ses- Petersen Daisy Reese Ions alOne Matilda and Wilson ilson The program is as follows Madrigals Sing Madrigals Sine We and Chaunt IL Thomas Morley Matona l Lovely Lorely Maiden 1 Orlando Orland Lassus Come Come Shepherd Swains Swains' John JohnAs As Fair as Morn John e jo c PIano Piano Le Piano Le Coucou Claude Daquin Daquin Da- Da quin La Francois La La Bersan Francois Coup rihl J CapriccIo Domenico Sacred cantata Thou Gulde Guide of Israel John Sebastian Bach Chorus Thou Guide of ot Israel Harken Recitative The Mighty Gu Guardian Cares for lor Me Me Air Ills His My Shepherd Long LongMi Mi h Martin MarUn Recitative Yes This THy Word Vord Is Nurture to My Spirit Air When J Jesus sus DeI Deigns ns His lIis Flock to Number Mr Wood Chorale The h L Lord Loid rd My lIy Guide Vouchsafes to toBe Be i 5 k