New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29

eight The old quartet is scattered Mrs Anderson miss
Bsrron) remaining. Mr.. Brisow, organist, sti
The Church Of the Holy Savior, on Twenty.nths be-
tween Madison and rogrhayes retains the present
tralto Miss J. G. Smith tenor, Mr.: H. A. Mas; bass,
| Mr. G. Il. Warner; organist Miss A. f. Lehman.
| THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
The changes for the coming year win be very much
less marked in the Roman Catholic Churches than I'm
others. The membership Of the principal chors,
general thing. viii remain the while the appropra
these churches make their singers contracts from month
70 month st. Peters Church t. and the Church Of the
unteer ehoirs, among which may be mentioned rho
ST. Brfdget's Church at Avenue b and Eiehthst.; ST.
Gabues Church. at No. 3l2 East Thirty.seyentnst.:
Church OF the immaculate Conception. at No sos Last
Fourteenthst and ST. Pau's Church, in West Fif-
the mnsic at St. Stephens Church in Fast Twenty eighth
ST. Madame Brigno the SOPRANO during portion OF Last
the Her place at st. Stephens has been 'fed
month The eontrato is Miss A. Munler tie tenor Mr..
| Tele, and the bass Sig. Bacelli
At ST. Peters Church in Barclayst, the regular choir
consists OF quartet, although on church holidays an
and female chorus connected with the society
can't ' aHd may not be filed until Fail The membership
as follows Soprano Mrs Lo1sn NJ EaI,Gn con
Standt; organis VIM. L. Pechcr.
The choir of st. Patrick Cathedral at Mott and Prince
festival occasions. The music Is under the direction
of Gustayus schmtz. The choir, which remains un-
changed with the exception Of eontrao Is rs follows
Soprano, Mile. Bredelli; contralto Madame Ungcr;
tenor, Hermann Bersin bass. e. r. Crchs organist'
Anus Church at No l2 East Twelfh-st the choir
is made up follows Soprano Miss Corrad contraito
Miss Ociavia GOmien tenor Mr.. Romeyn; BASS. A. Z.
The choir OF tue Cnirca Of the Nativity at No. 40
secondaye Is as follows Soprano MISS hSk1i con
H. Hidden; organist, Henry GTeiner: .,
At the Church the Epiphany, No 373 seeond-aye.,
Tread%ay sontpslto not TO be dod tenor Mr. Vie
gand bass. Mr. Hoffman; organist, Frederick Davis.
CHURCHES OF OTHER ORGANISATIONS.
The choir OF the Broadway Tabernacle has been COM
pletey renodeed Formerly, under the direction Of q.
g. lockwood, the music rendered by double quar-
tet of which Miss Finch the only remaining member
When il was that Miss Beebc could not be secured
to till the quartet of English gee singers, Miss Tbursby
offered the position Miss inursby receives 5000
services ut tie tabernacle the coming year. &c.
the necessary hotel accommodations on Sunday and
a carriage To and from Wlansburg Tie fuil choir IS
follows Soprano Miss Emma {. Ihuisby; eontrato,
Miss Louise Finch tenor, J. X Nlsen; bass, George K
Aiken organist, Mrs. Christopher.
gate Reformed Dutch Church at tliii-ave and Forty.
eghthst Miss Brainard and NJ. kanping being sue
cecdCd by Miss 1aman and Mr. Hills. Tie quartet
WIN be a; follows: SOPRANO. Miss Mary Tailman; con-
iTato Mrs Harvey Mitchell tenor Arthur wtG n'; oas'
the Church Of the Covenant at Park-iye ana Tnir-
been complete change in the choir, The soprano OF
last year. Miss Hail. the successful candidate al inc
contest at DIR. Chapins. Messrs. lockwood aud Lnm-
bard Old members OF the Broadway Tabernacle ebor
Mr. Grant, tie organist goes to the sweGebDOrgan
Church on Thiry-iiltlst between Park and lexington
Last the or-an was removed from inc rr
OF the church 10 position back OF the minister Inc
change said to have uDfaYora1e To tue sing
tie arrangement does not allow distinct nearing
OF the instrument. making IL matter OF some difficulty
TO keep key. Tie choir Is follows soprano, Miss
L. stark; contralto Miss Louise H. hemlo tenor,
Geo. e. lockwood; bass, Jules Lumbard orsanis1 Tee
At tho West Presbyterian Church, Forty-seeondst,
between tfth and sXtlayes the quartet remains tho
last year win the exception OF The eenrsl,o,
membership is as follows soprano, Miss Henrietta
Beebc; contrao, Miss Lizzie Foster; tenor Theodore
Toedt; bass, Relnhold L. Herman; organist, T. A.
the coir Of All Souls Church, at Eourtlsaye; and
TwentietE-st, Is as follows soprano Mis- G. A lev
lett; conraito, Miss l.. A. Davis; tenor y. b. Wood;
bass A. +. soddard organist c. E. Daniels: o,.o.,,
the BRICK Church, at Flftlaye and Thirty Nenth-
St. the esor Of last year year. Ma isi c a. MS
MARY Jewett tenor, Mr. VAIL bass, MI DanioFtn Or
Al The Iabernaele Baptist Church. on secondaye be-
tween Tenth and Eoyenthss a volunteer ciiolr made
up the members OF the congregation VIII take inc
Tue Rev. Dr. Armitage's Church. at Fiith-aye and
Forty Xihst retains last years choir as tol9ws
George b Eddy bass f. Gilbert organtst, T. Manp,
WITH the exception o. soprano tue choir AZ T is nv
remalns the same as last year AZ now org l]ed on
traho Miss :. NJ Gordon TENOR David siinnls DaSs'
Alfred May oraanst, William smith. . ,,-.
The quartet choir OF the Church OF the Messiah at
Parale ana rty-fouIth-st, was broken up IN JAM
AIRY, which time the music has been ltl b soprano
aud bass. Ii is the intention to nave, dGlns ''e eyng
year. either precentor or volunteer chorus prooaoy
AT Tie jewish Synagogue Lexingtonaye, and Fifty
ffthst the clOr membership Win Dc az loii1Ns; So
eonrlto Miss Mary werncke and Mrs Holbfook tenor,
Mr. BroQAs and W. baumann; bass, H. Hadsn AID Chas.
Werneke OrEanisi, Henry Grener
at the Tem0le Beth-El, at Lexngton-ave and SIXTY
thirst the choir Is composed as follows soprano prs
Frances Hess Mrs. Wigand and Mrs. Cohn oonirdo,
Mrs. I. H. schulz and Miss T. Urels TENOR .. fhueser
and Mr. R!ede bass, A. &. Blum and M. Ufehs 49,
Tho choir in the Madison square PRESBYTERIAN Church
Is one oil those mentioned making few any, changes
prano Mis- Anna Simon contrao. Miss Hcune; tenor,
Charles Frtsch bass, Herman Irooe; ors'nist W. h
AZ the Church Of the Divine Paternity al Fiith-aye.
and Forty ftlt the choir still remains incomplete tne
tenor moi yet log been supplied TIE cDor Is rs io
lows soprano. Misc Jaggic h. Hall eopralto, Mrs.
Ashford; bass, Geo. Z. Deyo; OrSahst A. j. hoiueN'
PRECENroRs.
One very common mode OF retrcnchment is to give up
the saaried quartet altogether aud precenor
to lead the congregation This arrangement Is satlsiac
tory like TO those do not wish TO haye hcr singing
done by proxy and to those who desire caraiment OK
t the Rev DR. Halls Church, at Fiithave and Fifty
ATHEIST Mr.. Nilsen's place is taken by Dr. Arthur n
BaTrUws formerly tenor OF Zlon NhuicH. neo *
gent remains at the Church OF the Disciples NJ MADISON
ave and East FO:ty-hfh-st, ana joseph Jc"ctt Is re-
tanned at DR.. ormston's Church, at tutnaye and
Cburr6 between Sixth aud Seyenth.ayes. Or. Buel-
ari'sl MIR. William Tobias. formerly tenor at DR.
will lead the singing. At the sWedehDofSiin
Church. Thirty-ftlst, between Lexington and PafS,,
ayes, Charles Root as prccentor, VIII take the pace
the salaried quartet
BROOKLYN CHURCHES.
High salaries in Brooklyn choirs suffered about ne
muchas those in the churches in thcit So faras can be
discovered theres only instance where an increase Oh
appro pratlon be note-at the Reformed Chach On
Uarrlsonst The choir at this church Is as ioiows:
Soprano Miss Ella Codiington; eontralto, MISS Mary
Jefferson; tenor FRANK MareTnidi D''S' ''""''' Va"
At Dr. Guy cr's church, wherr last year thetc Nas an
expensive quartet the choir Will consist OF aNo"h'eT
chorus - - ri. !. .. = ,,. e,l,ory
inc uuarlct: soprano, Miss HOcomb; contdit', Pitss
II. tan