The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-26

Fargis alto; Mr. George N. Dennston, tenor; Mr. O.
A clapp, bass and Mr. 7. ,. Il. Daun, orsanist-
Tucker lvho also is an artis, alto; Mr. Mass. tenor
Mr.. Becker, bass, and Mr.. Walker johnson, organist
which position ne has held for over twenty years
Mr.. Charles 8. Fisher is organist and choir master
of the Church OF the Heavenly Rest OF ST. Peteri
and Of the Holy Apostles Music furnished by ths
DR.. Howard Crosby has organist and precentor
Mrs Bella Cole IS the soprano Of the Collegiate
Church. corner OF Fifth avenue and Twenty ninth
Tho quartet At the Masonic Temple. where Mr..
Frothinpham breaches and where the music Is partc
ularly good, consists oil MIRA Gregory soprano: Mrs
Gardner, alto; Mr. Everett. tenor; Mr. HERBERT bass
THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
Particular attention 10 paid 70 music In tho Catholic
churches, as already remarked. In ST Stephens in
East Twcnty-eighth street, when Father Cummings
was In charge, the leading singers oil the opera COM
panies that visited the city wore always TO be heard
West Sixteenth street. the music special occasions
is the finest TO be had in New York. The arrange.
ments are all N charge OF Dr. william Serge, organis
city. comprising as sopranos MISS Teresa werncks
and Mrs. Berge; altos, Miss Mary Worneko, VINO 10
marc and Mr. Belzel; basses Messrs. Dupan and Benz
Ginger. Thomas' orchestra Of twonty.iive pieces u
days. Il Is led by Dr. Bergo.
ST. Slephcn's-Me. Munier soprano; Miss Moss,
alto; Mr. Roman, tenor; Mr. Higain, baritone, aud
St Patrlck's Calhedra-Mmc. Bredell sopranoi
Mme Unger, alto; MI. Bersn, tenor; Mr. urchs, bass,
MT. y.
st. AIMS, Twelfth street.-The. Hcnrietto Corradi,
soprano; Mile Octave Gourien, alto; Mr.. A. Blum,
bass and Mr.. H. Bialla organsI
ST. Peter's-Willam Pecher, organst; Mrs. Res
soprano; Mr. Stout, bass.
Holy lnnoccnt's-Q Quartet OF amateurs and chorui
OF children; organls Mrs Major
BROOKLYN CHURCHES.
The finest church music IN Brooklyn Is TO DO hcare
at Plymouth Church. The choir consists Of Mrs
Clementine Lasar Studwcll, soprano; Mrs. Anna Hol
brook Rosan alto; Mr.. Werrenrath, tepor; Mr. Henry
some ago by the report that Nj. Beechor intended
to Mr.. John Zundel, tho organis who had grown
old the service OF Ply mouth, and 10 replace him by
a younger man. No such step was over dosignedi
Mr.. Zundel still retains his old position and has I'm
able assistant IN Mr.. Henri Eyre Brown
The choir OF tho FIRST PresDy terrain Church consists
OF Mrs Boil Briggs, soprano; Mrs. Hutchinson, alto;
Mr.. Louis Belcher, tenor; Mr. J. p. Hobrook, pasa
aud leader, and Mr.. Edward Greavcs, organist
Ia Dr. Storrs church, Miss Emily Butman Is
prano; Miss Agnes Lasar, alto; Mr.. George EIlard.
Holy Trinity Church has the distinguished organIst
and composer, Mr.. Dudley Buck, organist; Mss
Holcombe, soprano; MISS Richards, alto; Mr.. Brown,
bass, and large chorus s.s
At Or. Budngtons church Mr. William G. Baird Il
organist MISS Sanger soprano and mixed chorus.
DIR. Cuyler has quartet and precentor DR.. Scuddcl
precentor only.
AZ Grace Episcopal Church Mr.. Dillon is organisl
and there is quartet chorus.
AT tho Dutch Reformed Church on tho Heights there
Ia fine chorus under DR.. Burnap, organist
At the + irst Unitarian Church Mr. Charles Thomas
is organst, Mrs. Crane alto and Fred Stem bass AT
tho Second Unitarian Mr.. Korthnor is organist Mrs.
Cortado soprano, Mrs Draper alto, Mr. Hall tonor and
Mr