The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

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Bucks festival To Deum in + fat; "Jubilate
Deo;" Tours: Hymn l0l. Angels Roll the
Rock Away" Gloria Tibi,n Wheat: offer
tory. Lord. God Almighty BY Stearns;
hymn -. Christ the Lord is Risen To-day"
among those who compose the choir are
Misses Florence Franklin, Annie Ball, Minor.
ieterkin, Sparrow and others. Miss Nena NJ
harpold. director; Miss Kate Il. Brown, or
Ganist
GRACE CHURCH.
The music az Grace church will DO well
rendered and Of a pleasing nature. Sweet
ness Of tone will characterize the selections
rather than grandeur. The programme Is as
follows: Voluntary. The Strife ia ger; the
Battles Done" Buck. Christ. Our Pass
over" IN Is fat. banks "Gloria Patria"
Willard. Danks and williams ''Te Deum."
in Is fiat. Marsh: "Jubilate Dec. In Z, VII
liams: Hymn l0i. Angels Roll the Rock
Away" Hymn 1O2 Come See the Place
where Jesus lay" ofertorv' Inc Lord Is
Risen Warren.
Tho following ladies and mon compose the
choir. Sopranos. Misses Matte Stacey and
Emma Staude Altos. Mrs. X. Powell Dunn
and Miss Mary Greener. Ienors, Messrs. &.
+. Jones and George +. Morris. BasSo. y T.
Greenwood: Mrs. H. Greener, organst.
At this church Sunday afternoon there will
be n Sundsy-school celebration. Onward,
and ION our Way Rejoicing the occasional
Among the vocalists will be- Messrs Frank w
CUNNINGHAM. W. Kirk Mathews. Thurston
Cardozo and Oscar Lohmann.
ALL-sAINTs.
At All Saints church the music will be adj
mirably rendered by well balanced quartette.
The selections OF grand nature areas fol-
lows. Voluntary. Christ the Lord is Risen
To-day" Wiegsnd; Onertory. Raise Your
oh nd. riat( lrr
over. Buck TIE Deum," --; "Jubilate
Dec. " in r. Buck.
The choir under the splendid direction OF
Professor Pane ia follows: Miss Nellie
Rogers. Soprano Mrs. J. X. Durrett alto; Mr..
Hughes, tenor Mr.. Oscar Lohmann, basso.
Roman Catholics.
At st. Peters cathedral the music will be
grand and impressive. "Haydn's First Mass. 4"
a beautiful composition. will be sung by 4
chorus of twenty-five voices with organ and
full orchestral accompaniment The inter-
meZzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana" will be
played rs professional by the organ and or
chestra. That grand and JOYOUS hymn Re
gina Coeli' will be sung a. an Ohertory. Mr.
M. b. Leonard will play the organ. The choir
Is one of the largest in the city, Is eIcellenty
well trained and will render She selections in
a cultivated manner.
ST. MARY's.
High mass will be celebrated at st. Mary's
church at 1890 O'Clock on Easter morn, and
the services 10 follow will be very pretty and
imposing The musical selections for Easter
at that place of worship are 10 be: "Nidi
Aquam." Gregorian chant "hyrie, Sanctus
and Agnus Del" by G. +. Mutter Gloria.
Credo. Benedictus" from Mozart's Seventh
Mass oaertory. "Alleluja." by Lambillotte;
Grand chorus "Grosser Colt" by the cOngre-
CATION. "Andante." selected from Handel.
especially arranged for the orchestra; March,
by Spontini arranged for the orchestra. rem
dered respectively before and after the service
The choir of twenty voices will be accompa-
MED hv the organ and full orchestra.
Services 4. NJ, mass. after which eggs.
bread and other eatables are blessed 9 A. NJ.
children's mass. with Easter hymns sung by
the children: 1890 A. NJ, solemn high mass
and sermon.
In the afternoon Mt 4 o'clock solemn yes
pers will be celebrated. which viii be fol-
lowed by benedictlOn. with the blessed sacra-
ment.
ST. PATRICK's.
At this church the music will be under the
excellent direction of Professor II. A. Garfield
and Giorza's Grand Mass, in b fiat will he
rendered The following members compose
the choir. Misses Cassie CayedO. Mamie
Leahy. Mary Smith. Lucy Lynch. Mary Bran
non. Mary McSweeney Maggie Leshy,
Messrs. w. II. Sheryln, NJ. Mahoney and L..
Kelium.
SACRED HEART.
The music at the Sacred Heart church on
Easter Sunday will be well rendered as fol-
lows: Kyrie and Gloria Mozart Credo. Sane
tus Benedictus and Agnus Del (Lejeal); Re-
gina Coli (Werner). The following compose
the choir: Sopranos. Misses L. tinegan. v:
Kelley. A. Ferriter. nj. Powell. n, Powell and
A. Black: alto. Miss Rosa Zetelle; tenor, W..
+. Reddy: bassos. Messrs. j. 7. Gallagher
and John j. Finegan.
English Lutheran.
The choir Of the First English Evan
gelical Lutheran church have made a
careful selection of Easter music. and will
render it with a good chorus. The open
ing anthem will be Calm and Beautiful the
Morn by Hastings and Fower's angelic
Christ Arose" will be used as an ohertory.
Broad-Street Methodist.
The programme for the Easter music at
Broad street Methodist church will be well
rendered and is as follows:
Morning services: lst-NOluntary Hallelu-
iah He is Risen. 2d.-Anthem. Haleuj ah-
Murray 3d--Christ the Lord is Risen
Warren.
Evening service: 1st-Fill the Font with
Roses Warren. 2d.-O Praise the Lord
Cranmer. 3d.-Hymns Of Peace, quartette-
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