The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-29
THE OUTLOOK TN music.
Choruses, Choirs, Clubs and
Orchestras Settling
Down to Work.
BERGEN REF0RMEUs FINE CHOIR.
Musicians and Their Doings-
Echoes of the Week in
Society.
BERGEN REFORMED's FINE CHOIR,

Music in Jersey just now is mainly the
music of the future" There will be
plenty of it by and by, as the dates show.
just now the orchestras lie low and the
choruses sing small. The Schubert is in
good working order, ana the Valencia
praeticing, the Hasbrouok School OF
Music has opened with an enrolment
materially increased, several large
concerts are announced for October, and
next Sunday the special song services
begin in many of the churches OF thes Q
one of the most important is by Mr..
Dressler's choir.
AT H BERGEN CHURCH.
The song service at the Bergen Re-
formed Church next Sunday evening,
October l. will be of the high order OF
excellence that characterizes Mr.. Dress
ler's choir. The programme follows:
Organ. Andante from String Quartette,
Tschaikowsky.
FESTIVAL 1.-THE Dudley Buck.
Doxology. Invocation.
Lords Victor Baier.
Salutation,
Psalm 1os ''lune ward.
Gloria Patri in B fiat. $3.50. Buck.
Scripture Lesson.
dymn Tune "Sarum'
Apostles Creed.
Response. Savior Breathe an Evening Bless
lug B. Rutenber.
Prayer.
Notices.
ohertory A. Schneider.
Sermon.
Prayer.
Muuc DlmItlS........ ...,..,.... BerLhold Tours.
hymn Tune, 'Eilers."
Benediction.
Organ Postlude.
This programme. which will be under
the direction of Mr.. Louis r, Dressler,
VIII be rendered by Miss Lillian kompf,
Soprano; Mrs. Frank II. Motion, con-
trnito; Mr.: f. A. Parker, tenor, and Mr..
William E. Brown, bass. with Mr.. Dress
Ter as organist.
THE SCHUBERT CLUB
me Schubert Glee Club mot on Mou,
day night aud the Executive Committee
added another composition to the list
already selected for the first concert in
Ing Song" by Kucken. On Thursday
the COMMITTEES met aud completed the
programme. Secretary Wiltshire re-
ported that the subscription list for the
coming season is filing satisfactorily. On
Monday night Il pamphlet containing the
history or the club was given TO each
member.
-VALENCIAS REHEARSING.
The Valencia Orchestra reuearsed at
their rooms. Willow avenue and Fifth
street, Oh Wednesday evening, when
they Dracticed so,ne of tue compositions
which will be rendered az their concert
to be given in November. The pro,
Rramme is not completed as yet. The
concert will sbe given aJ the new Quar-,
tette Hall. on Washington street, after
election day, probably the third week in
November.
RANDOM NOTES.
Miss Lucy I. Nelson, President of the
Fortnightly Musicale. returned on We'd
nesday from u summer spent in Europe,
Now hat all the officers and almost ali
the members of the society are in town
we may expect to hear OF the opening
meeting In the near future.
Thete will be an invitation concert in
the new Hasbrouck Hall ON Thursday,
October IL, given by the faculty of the
School or Music.
That Old friend of amateur opera In
this city, Offenbach's "~Brigands." ap-
peared in Hoboken on Wednesday after
noon and evening. A number Of Jersey
City people were present.
Mr.. William Mach1n, the well known
tenor. will be married to Miss Hanna of
Brooklyn, at the Bedford Avenue Bap.
list Church, on Thursday, October u.