The Portland daily press., 1871-04-07

As it may not be uninteresting to our readers
to know the character ofthe music that will be
provided at the celebration of Easter Sunday
in this city by the several churches that take
note of the day we publish the programme be-
low as far as it has been decided upon.
AT st. Dominics in the morning will be per-
formed Sterne's Mass in D, a duet. composed
by Bordese, and the Teni Creator before the
sermon. In the evening at vespers will be CIV
en- the "Hymn to the Virgin, the Regina CO..
H." and the "Tdntum Ergo" Miss Maggie
Parker is organist.
At st. Luke's Cathedral, at the first service
commencing at Z A. NJ will be produced the
PROFESSIONAL" Easter Hymn; Communion
Hymn; and "Recessional." At the second
service, commencing at 1890 A. NJ. will be
sung the "Processional;' anthem in E."
Proper Psalms; Goods "Te Deum: "Jubi-
late;;" "Introit;" Easter Hymn; "Ter Sane
tus:" Communion Hymn; "Gloria in Excel
sis;;' "Nunc Din,ittis" The third service at
P. NJ. will be the "Choral Litany'' consisting
of the "Processional;" "Cdntdte;'' Easter
Hymns; and Professional" At the Vesper
Service at 1901 M. will be given the 'Pro-
cessional;' Proper Psalms; "Cantate;" Ben
edic Anima Aea;" Easter Anthem composed
by Goold "Chrst is Risen;'' Easter Hymn; and
Recessional entitled Jerusalem the Golden"
the direction of the organist, G. Walter Goold.
At the First Universalist Church in Congress
Square, the only music especially prepared for
the day will consist of an Easter Anthem
''Christ is Risen" composed expressly for Eas-
ter by the organist Mr. G. w. Marston.
At st. Stephens in the morning will be Of
fered the "Te Deum' by Wilson, the 'Venite
and "Benedictus" composed by Kotzschmar
In the afternoon the Carols will be sung "Come
forth and bring your Garlands" words by Mrs.
8. j. Anderson, music by Kotzschmar, and
"Ihe Roman Soldier" words by Hopkins of
New York, music by Warren Mrs. Gosse is
the oreanist in this church.
At the First Parish in the forenoon Mozart's
"Easter Anthem will be sung, and at Vespcrs
Kotzscbmar's "Glor,a Patri," Easter Hymns,
and "Te Deum" by the chsir, and Handlers Il
know that my Redeemer liveth' sung by Mrs.
Wetherbee. Mr. Kotzschmar, the organist,
has not yet selected the other music that VIII
be sung.
AT the Catholic Cathedral in the morning
| the programme will consist of the "Kyrae;;
sustained by Miss Barker and Mrs. Ellison;
"Gloria' by Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. Ellison
ana Messrs. Coffin and Stockbridge; AAeluia-
fuii choir; Credo-Miss Barker Mrs. Ellison,
Messrs. Coffin and Stockbridge; Hymns for
the Day-Duett by Miss Barker and Mrs. Eli
son, and bass solo by Mr.. Coffin; "Sanctus''
"Benedictus" and "Hosanno" from Mozart's
18th Mass, the "SaEctus' sung by the Choir
"Bened,ctus' by quartette consisting of Miss
Barker Mrs Ellison, Messrs. Coffin and
Stockbridge. and "Hosanna'' by the full choir;
"Aqnus Del" and "Dona Nobis" from the 18th
Mass Of Mozart the "Agnus" arranged for the
same ouartette, and the "Dona Nobis'' as al
alto solo by Mrs. Ellison assisted by tie tul
choir. The "Kyrie," "Gloria" and "Credo
are all taken from Generals Mass in G. The
HYMN of the Day is by Lambillotte.
At the vesper service there will be tn
"Di1t Don,inus" OF Lambilottes,a septette, tn
aLaudate Dominus" by full CHOIR, tn
"Hymn of the Day." the "Magnsfcat iron
Mozart's 18th Mass, Lambillottes "heg'n