Evening journal., 1891-03-28

But IT Is upon the newer compositions
that the musical directors are bending
every energy, and It is by them that they
expect to win most of their praise a
paragraph from the Baltimore Sun is
applicable TO this city and is here printed
THE best sign of all In the sacred music
selected BY the choirs is that Il is getting
more churchly The beautiful and in
spring works OF the masters who knew
80 well how to touch the chord of relig
ious feeling, Handel, Hayden, Mozart,
Beethoven. and many of the modern
composers, are figuring more aud more III
the musical service OF the churches and
the florid, dramatic music, that contains
not 8 vestige Of religious spirit, is giving
way to true church music, although
there is still room for improvement in
this direction.
All the church choirs will be augmented
by strong, carefully trained voices ard
the food Of melody will reach the hearts
of all classes and denominations. Several
Of the choirs will be assisted by orehes
tras made up Of the best musicians of the
city Every choir leader, singer and
church goer now join In the one fervent
wish that to morrow will be clear and
fair Then will the churches be crowded
and the results of weeks OF hard work
viii be appreciated by thousands The
musical programs of the churches which
will celebrate the day follows:
Roman Catholic Churches.
ST PETERS PRO CATHEDRAL.
There will be solemn high mass at
TO- a. m. at St. Peters Pro Cathedral.
Sixth and West streets, and music will
be rendered by choir Of twenty Eve
voices with fun orchestral accompani.
ment At 10 30 a. m, mass Mereadante
la g minor oifertory, Lauda Sion, Lam
bilotte at 7.30 p. m, vespara, Magnid
cat, Lambilotte, Regina Coeli, Rosewig
0 Selutaris, Wiegand Tantum ERGO,
Millard. Rt. Rev. Alfred Curtis will
ofllciate la the morning and preach. He
will preach again in tho evening.
SACRED HEART.
The regular choir Of the Sacred Heart
Church will render the following pro-
gram on Easter Day. Morning service
Mass in y, Farmer; Offertory, Halce Das
Wiegand Veni Creator Hiemae Evening
service, Vesperus, Fiske; Offertory
Msgnihcat. Mozart; o Salutaris, Lam
bilotte; Tantum Ergo, Lambilotte.
ST. PAUL's.
At st. Pauls r. O. Church, corner Of
Fourth aud jackson streets, Easter
decorations on the side altar are beauti-
iul and elaborate. Mass will be cele-
brated at 10 80 o'clock by Rev. M. X.
Fallon, aud in the evening at vespers
Rev. w. j, Birmingham will officiate
The choir is under the direction of f. ]
Curran, with Agnes Curley organist, and
Mlss Lizzie Taggart, soprano; Katie
TagRart, alto; William McNulty, tenor
and John Bonner, basso. The program
is as follows Mass, st. Cecelia, Willis;
Vidi Agnam, Mozart; offertory, Lin
ganilli; at 4 30 p M, vespers Ia q,
Millard; Veni Creator; hymn, Lauda
Sion, Lambilotte- Magnificat, Millard
Regina Coeli, Mendelssohn; o Salutaris,
Carlemer; Tantum Ergo, Mowehel
Lsudate, Millardi "He is Risen" Dudley
Buck.
SAINT PATRICKs.
The regular choir OF st. Patrick
Church, Thirteenth and King streets,
with e. g. Sewer, leader ana Miss Amelia
Fulmer, orgsnist, win render the fol
lowing program on Easter day 10. 3l
q m, Oclks mass, Won La Haohe
Ofertory, Lauda Sion; 80 I'm. Vespers,
Millard; hymn. Ave Maria, Beethoven
MagRifcst, Millard Regina Coeli, Rose
wig 0 salutarl, Verdi; Tantum Ergo,
Millard. Oelk's mass. Won La Hachs
has never before been rendered In this
city.
SAINT MARY's.
st. Mary's choir Of thirty five voices,
with John Conway as leader and director,
and win NJ. s. Brown as organist, viii
give the following select program on
Easter Day: 10 a m, Mass, in B fat,
Mlllsrd; Neni Creator, Mozart Offertory
LGuda Sion, Lambilotte; : 80 D. IN
Yespers IN O., Generalli; Yeni Creator,
Marston; hymn, Lauda Sion, Lambilotte
Magnifcat, Genersln; Regina Coeli,
Georzla; o Saiutaris, Centemsri; Tantum
Erge, Goebb; Laudate, SohelliEg
Protestant Episcopal ChurchsE.
HOLY TRINITY, OLD swEDEs.
The oldest church IN Wilmington viii
be beautifully decorated tomorrow anc
the musical program will be OF specia
merit. AT the morning Service the fol.
lowing selections win be sung by larg,
volunteer choir under John Stallcupi
leadership. Hymn No ,0S TIE Deum In F
Jackson; chant, Christ Cur Passover
in E fat; Jubilste in E fat, Sancius ii
z fat by Camidge. Gloria in Exeelsil
and hymns Nos. 100, 101 and I0S. Tn
rector will preach in the morning.
The Sunday school festival in th,
evening will be the feature OF the day'.
celebration. Bishop Coleman will deliver
the address The children win sing
Professional, "Alleluia to the King
carol. Tell II Among the Hsathens !;
carol. ANGELS. Roll the Rock Away /;
recessionai, "Smils Praises o Sky"
TRINITY.
The services will be at and 10 80 a
N and 7.30 p. m. The rector will b
the celebrant and preacher. The musi
viii be sung by the vested choir of fort
voices under the direction Of T. Iesli
Carpenter, orgsnist aud choir msster
The early celebration al a. m will b
plain The Offering during the day vii
oe devoted to the new church fund: Tn
order of music is As follows
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