Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

/ Ans hSs prepared TIE following
/ el-t-..sie museAl program:
/ A4aAate con &0Go lfrem FlfIE Sxmpho
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7 Pro COlssl1
As Is begza 20 D4sa --.---.....-.... bge a
/ o3praa1 : Alto 4ftl. de>c ~ iy- eAog -.
| = soi snd ia.2l eao a.
Ua.srtrE.
I DGO-".uprome Great OF tae L g1r NeEdl
Mr-. tegess sAa 4drs- Aaltgn-
Festival oa4 = - 1Oer
ssolsss Aad tail chorus
NJ Pe,essoa.
Festival Csn.ate Doniao go. ---...--..-----.baek
oS. Trio aAd lh0ruS
Grand onertOiie u y .-...-. ..-.-"eieS
Prof. Colwel.
Prof. COlweil tnuiks this will be the
finest Easter program ever presented IN
this city. the andante from Beetho-
ven's NTH symphony, which viii be
played by Prof, COiwell as an opening
voluntary, Is one or the pieces rem
dered by Theo. Thomas orchestra al
lIs recent concert here.
wEsTNISIsTEe PREsBYTEMAS-
The ladies OF this church have spared
no pains or expense IN making the IN
terror OF the edstice look beautiful.
The front of the pulpit platform is
banked all around with palms, ferns,
roses, lilies aud all varieties OF hand
some flowers. The musical program
will be composed of the finest Easter
selections produced this season. II Will
be as follows:
Pilgrims Chorus, !" Tannhauserl .....-. Wagner
Organ untAry. Miss ii, l.. ODonoughue-
Christ Our Passover sheppard
Miss Noble. Miss sm I /. ". II. Loomls.
G. A. cotton.
Christ the Lord Is Risen. Buck
suartctte.
Hyfn
The Strain Upr4ise. Al eluia" Buck
QuartriIe.
Easter
The above anthem numbers will IN
clude soprano, alto, tenor and bass solos,
Duets and trios. The Alieiuiatic Sc
Quence by Buck is one of the finest
Easter pieces ever composed and is the
finest vocal selection Oh the program.
The grandeur OF the Wagner's "Pl-
grlm's Chorus" which will be played
by Miss ODonoughue as a voluntary Is
weil-knCwn 10 all music lovers. A
good m Iscal program will also be pre-
sented 1T the evening service.
AT ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL
The choir, under the direction of Prof.
LOUIS NJ. Kramer, will sing Gounod' 5
Messe SOleneile, st. Cecilia. The COM
plete work will be rendered. The COM
position is truly grand, written for solo
| choir and choIuses, at times branching
out into nine parts. The choir have
been hard at work on this mass during
the LeAten season, and anlost success
| fui rem iltiOn is assured. The usual
Gregorl.,n chants for the day will be
sung, as also a Fenl Creator and an
otfertory, both. arrangements by the
organist.
The following ladies and gentlemen
will comprise the choir: Mesdames Fr.
Braunsehneher, j. Mcdonald, p.
| Hickey; Misses A. Rely, c. Stratford,
s. Grady, l.. McHugh, n. Hustled, f..
! Chinnlck, l.. -Morrssev, S. Helnvman;
Messrs. Fr. l.. J. Braunschneider, w.
King, j. Hustled, Z. o Hara, w. T. Nc
Gurrn, Fl. Grady. P. DUDE, Z. o. Brien,
I Harty, G. Charlebols, and Mr.. Paul,
from Dayton, O.
| FoUNTAIN-sTREET BAPTIST.
A fine Easter program mas been pre-
| pared by Cnoirmastrr Ora Pearson.
VIII Il. Cornelius, organist.
Mr. Corne ~
Behold | Tel You MySt " Holden
) ptano ,Dio. Mrs. Eta Yale.
"GIande tninO ears story COSTA
MIS- ale, Sllss Dolmis. Mr.. Pearson. Mr.
fVfe.
''The, Lord IS Ri5en" Il ON Light of
Cot Ito solo, Mis-, Emm Looms. '''
Anthe H. st e Lord .................W Wilson
Qsari cit and chorus.
Mr. Cornelius.
pIvIsDN-sTREET METHODIST.
- 5i.r.d He'd .Graun's Passion Music
Mary 1"nioi' Hiss Coye. ,,,t:''''''-'0pfAnO solo
Hoy. Hjiy, Holy Lori, ,,.........-.........-....
"Chh IS Resurrection John Baptiste Calkin
~For,h to tue .snt i'O'-. ...................
AT ST. MARKS.
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