St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-24
CHRISTMAS CAROLS.
Joyous Music to Well Up in
Churches Tomorrow.


Joyous Music to Well Up in
Churches Tomorrow.
Strange as it may seem. Christmas is
not the greatest day in the Christian
calendar. The day of the birth of the
Savior is subordinated to the day of the
Risen Lord; Easter is the great festival,
and the celebration of the completion
of the plan of redemption exceeds that
of the natal day of the Christ-chlld. The
music in the Christian churches is also
different in its character. On Easter
grand and solemn anthems arise, while
on Christmas the glad carol is the muSi-
cal symbolism. The ST. Paul churches
will all, to a greater or lesser degree.
observe Christmas. but the Episcopal
and Catholic denominations give the
greatest attention to the observance.
Some of the musical programmes an
nounced are as follows:
st. PauFs church, corner of Ninth
and Olive streets. Rev. John Wright,
ID. D., rector
Organ Voluntary Hallelniah Chorus
Professional Hymn - "Hark! The
Herald Angels Sing .MeDdelssohn
Venite and Psalms-Tenth selection TO chants
A., SultlNaU
Jubilate-ln c.. .............. DIR. Garrett
Soprano Solo-"Caim on the List
ming Ear of Night .......... =. 80. PinSuti
Hymn-"Oh. Come All Ye Faithful
kyrie. :.:...... .....-......,......Tu ckerman
OIOTlu 1iDd- .................s monk
Hymn-"Chrstians Awake p
An1hem@"W lille Shepherds Watched "a
Their Flocks, Vincent. Claire
Sarsun Corda-E Flat-From the Ely Service
book
Sanctus-F F1at-Froro tho Elv Sarvioa hool,
Recessionai HYMN angels From the
Realms of Glory"
Organ Postlude--Selected.
Holy Communion, S a. III.
Morning Prayer Sermon and Holy Commun-
ion, II a. m.
At Christ church, corner Fourth and
Franklin streets. The Rev. &c. ID. An
drews, rector. morning prayer with SER
mon by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Gilbert at
IL a. III.
Professional Hymn, No. 17-"Hark the
herald angels sing" Mendelssohn
Responses and versieles Tails, in @
Proper Psalms, No. 10, IS s..
TIE Deum. ............G George B. Allen, in T
Jubilate. George b. Allen, in F
Anthem. selection from sacred Canta-
ta-"The Holy City" ........-.,..A. r. Gaul
Introduction. ........O Organ
Chorus. ................"NO shadows yOnder''
Solo treble .-......-.-." No weeping yonder"
Quartette (unaccompanied)-
NO parting yonder''
Chorus. None wanting yonder''
Treble solo. Master George Nichols. Alto
Master Carl Heine. Tenor, T. a. Williams.
Air tenor-"My soul is athirst for
W. T. Van York. ' - .
Cborus-'They that SOW i'll tears, shall
For God so loved the world that he
gave" .-.....-....- St John, iii, 49, II.
GOD is love" .................-....Joh John vi, s.
Kyrie. Stalner in fiat
Gloria T h6foro 10 - Sta Gnc IN nat
All 1e Faithful ........... Stainer. NovellO
Aseription Gloria. .Ebden, in c
Offertory ADMINISTRATION from
The Holy City IA. r. Gaul
No s. Trio (unaccom edit
Shall Come TO Pass That at Even
tide it Shall Be Light ......... Zech. xiv Z
First Treble -. .......M Master George Nichols
Second Treble. ....-... Master Ernest Nelson
Alto Master Carl Heiue
No. g, Chorus, treble and alto voieeS-"FoF
Thee, o Dear, Dear Country.
Tenor and bass voices-"O One, Holy
Mansion
Full Choir-'With Jasper Glow Thy Bull
Warks."
No. z. Chorus-"Thine Is the King
dom for Ever and Ever" .Math- iv. 10
Sanctus ............. Mesiey. IN =
Gloria in Excelsis. -......W esley, in G
SevenfoId Amen. go. ......... Stainer
Recessional Hymn - angels From the
Realms of Glory"
James Blake. ..---...-... .Cholrmaster
Chris. cbnTcb Vested Choir Toices
st. JOSEF h's Church, Corner of Vir-
ginia and CarrOll-Prof. William Maen-
ner director and OrganiSt.
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'Adeste Fidelus."
Wiegand's Festival Mass"
Solemn high mass, 1890
"Adeste FideluS.''
Gounod's mass. solenette. St. Cecili's
offertory. Domino Dominus,' soprano and
baritone. by \. Weis. Mrs. Frank HeitZmann
and William Maenner.
The sOloists are as follows: Mrs.
Frank HeitZmann, Mrs. j. Mitchell,
Mrs. Charles Robinson, Miss NJ. Owens,
q. Beelitz, A. B. SchIueter. William
Maenner. The chorus is made up of
Mesdames F. Heitzmann, j. Mitchell,
William Miller, Charles Robinson, f.
Stone, S. Battey. Misses K. and NJ.
Owens. E. and A. Davern, X. MetZdorf,
T. Spettle, d. Johnson. A. 1eabold,
Messrs. George Bielitz, Charles Bloeser,
William Maenner, A. B. Schlueter, l..
G. Owens, A. Carter.
An especially attractive musical pro-
gramme has been arranged for the
service at the Peoples church at IL
O'Clock OH Christmas day. The music
to be rendered is as follows:
Organ Prelude-Grand Offertory on
Christmas hymns. -.--.. GrlSon
Anthem-''Sing sing this blessed
Authem-"Star of Bethlehem" ... Adams
TIE Deum i'll minor -. Buck
Organ Postlude-" Hallelujah' ...j.. Handel
The first mass at st. Mary's church
will be at o'clock a. M, at which will
be sung:
Quartette and chorus ...... "Adeste Fidelis''
Tenor solo and chorus-"O Holy
Night - ;:.i;;;-..- '...'....'c; Aaaa
Solemn high mass vii! be celebrated
at 1920 a. m. at which will be sung
Sias' prize mass. This was composed
for the international competition in
Belgium in 1886, and, among seventy
s!x competitors from twelve different
nations, took the gold medal and prize
OF LOCO francs. 1t will be rendered for
the frst time IN this city, under the able
direction of Miss Shave, organist, at
st. Mary's, who has had it in rehearsal
for some time, and the well known
ability of the choir assures superp
and correct rendition OF this exquisite
composition.