Ogden Evening Standard | 1910-10-12 | Page 8 | Choir and Organ Records Good

CHOIR MID ORGAN 1 RECORDS GOOD SALT LAKH. Oct, II. Fifteen proofs cf the tabernacle choir and orgau nords ai rived this morning, from New York, maklne 19 In all received. The other fIx failed to turn out satisfactorily, satis-factorily, and on prorfs of them were Hent. The latter Included the "In flnmmatiis" and anthem "We Thank Thee O God for n Prophet." from the choir, the "Andantlno" by I.emare, and "Miction" gaotte from the organ, the trouble belrxr thai the records were uneven, good in places, but blurred blur-red or loo faint In others. Manager Paynes of the Dayucs-Beebe Music company, tried the fifteen receiver today, and they appeared satisfactory. Some of them were remarkably ex-celent. ex-celent. The "Hosaunah" anthem and the "Hallelujah" chorus from the choir were not merely impressive, they were majestic. A preat volume of song rolled forth from the machine that certainlv did the rholr Justice. The organ accomnaniment too was very fair in mat la nn Inmresslon. although It was feared It might not be heard. Tre 'Hallelujah" number if In two records, which mav rr.AC It rather awkward, although the quality Is unimpeachable. As the first part ends, one of the sopranos had failed to notice Conductor Stephens' baton fall and kept on. Her cont;nuatlon of the strain is faithfully reproduced.