The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-21
MUSIC FOR EASTER
Programmes of What Churches
Have to Offer on That Day.
A-Noticeable Advancement in the Stand
ard of Music Rendered on Pre-
yiOus Easter Days.

preparations for their Easter services, es-
pecially in the line of music. The several
Sunday schools will also observe the festi-
val with exercises appropriate to the day.
Below is a list of the Easter music and
other features in the churches, Roman
Catholic and Protestant:
a I St. Paurs z. E.-Morning: Procession
al Hymn 80, Morgan; Easter Anthem, Gre
gorian; TIE Deum, in c. Dudley Buck "Bene-
dictus, Oriental Tone; Hymn 80, Clarion;
"kyries," in Il fiat, Cruickshank; Gloria
Creed" Cruickshank; Hymn III, Hallett;
Offertory, They have taken away my
HGTd;% Dr. D stainer; p Pre ssnai r., no1 q
fiat, Cruickshank; Benedictus Qui Vent, In
Il fiat, Cruickshank; "Agnds Del" in +,
Cruickshank; Gloria in Excelsls,, In Il
fiat, Cruickshank; Recessional Hymn.
In the evening will be sung Maunder's
Magnificent and Nunc Dimittls In {. the
morning offertory music will be repeated
an offertory solo Will be sung.
At Christ Church there will be morning
service and holy communion at 1880 "a IN.
Professional Hymn, Bright Shine the SKIES
on Easter Morn" written for the choir by
De Hooper; Christ our Passover" banks;
"Te Deum." Vogrick; 'Jubilate Dec" Sui
Ivan: hymn 12l, '"The Strife Is Ger" Men
delssohn: 'Kyrie Eleison," Woodward;
hymn 112, Jesus Christ is Risen To-day"
Morgan; offertory anthem. Hank, bark,
My SOUL hymn 1898, Shelley; "Sursum
Corda and Sanctus,' Woodward; Gloria in
EXCelSIS, WOOlWaTus TeCeSSlOldl N.Y. iii
l09. welcome Happy Morning. Sullivan.
Evening Service-Processional hymn liz,
Jesus Lives no Longer Now" Gauntlett;
per: &SNunc Dimittis.'' shipper anthem
hymn III, 9Th Strife Is Ger" Mendels-
sohn; hymn 11s, a the Lambs High Feast
through the Coming Night C"urschmann;
occasional hymn 5ll. eve March, We
March to Victory" Barnaby: There Is
men; organist, MIR. Roscoe Yorls; choir
master. W. De NJ. Hooper; s%oloists, Edwin
Teller, soprano; Harry Smith, alto.
tet and chorus choir of the First Baptist
Church. under the direction of X. Russell
Buchanan: organ solo, Miss Minnie Die
banks: NV Heavenly Home" quartet,
Ravens; Spirit Immortal r, Russell
buchanan and chorus, from AttliS; Near
ranged by John r. Sweeney; organ solo,
Miss Minnie Dienerr. SELECTED; The Resur-
Schneider; "Te Sol Quest Anima," trio,
Mrs. Brown, Mr.. Beck. Mr.. buchanan,
Verdi; Jesus. Lover of My Soul" quartet,
Williams; TIE Deum,. choir, Lloyd; organ
solo, Miss Minnie Diener. selected. Quar-
tet-MIs. Danforth Brown. soprano; MISS
Helen Walker, alto; Mr.; Maurice MOCK
tenor: Mr.. r.. Russell Buchanan, Dasso.
Chorus OF thirty voices.
At the First Presbyterian Church: Morn
ing-"As 1t Began to Dawn Buck; last
er Anthem Schneider; soprano solo, The
Easter Sunshine Breaks Again" Mietzke,
Miss May Johnson. E~vening-Nos. i and z
sePE9 9PIea aGiV of R Re Heaee; fRS Rodney. i Har-
ry Fletcher. with cello obligato by Mr..
Armin Rocker; soprano solo, Miss Johnson,
with violin obligato by Mr.. William &.
Sterne; violin solo, Mr.. William Sterne. -.
At the Tabernacle Church the music will
be furnished by the following quartet: Miss
Josephine Bremerman, soprano; Miss Kitty
Heron, contraltO; Mr.. Edward Nell, bari
tone; Mr.. Andrew Smith, tenor and direct
or. Miss Adelaide Carmen, o%rganist. Mr..
paprsxr ingalls, nnrnaffGf The quarter num-
bers will be: HE Is Risen" by Schili1ng;
"Allelulla. >Allelulia," Grove; solo by Mr..
Nell, "Hosanna," Granier.
chorus of thirty-five voices and the follow
ing quartet: Miss Bertha Weddel, Soprano;
Ketchem. tenor; Mr.. Fred Loomis, bass;
organist, Mr.. William Donley. The chor-
uses given will be Easter Anthem" Tours:
BE Not Afraid from Elijah. A song
service will be given in the evening.
Roberts Park Church has a chorus choir
iel Davis. tenor, OF Terre Haute; Mrs.
William ID. judah Is organist and the solo
alto alto. Mrs. O. Bi SinNeK: basso' Nfr. DTaugh-
erty. The chorus will sing Angels Rolled
the Rock Away" Holden. solo, i Know
That My Redeemer Liveth," from Handlers
Messiah" Miss Sweenie; "The ResCrrec-
tion," Shelly. by Mr.. Davis. In the evening
the Sunday-school Easter exercises will be
The Meridian-street Church has a quartet
choir conducted by Prof. a. Ernestinoff,
bass. Inc Otner members are. AlTS. anna
Walker. soprano; Miss Essie Messing, alto;
Mr.. Paul j. Gilbert. tenor; Prof. Charles
Hansen. organist The nHmbgrs given las,
fat minor, Shelly; All Praise to God in
Light Arrayed," Wagner; Christ Our
number will be Handers "Hallejujah Cho-
rus a festival march, Smart In the even
ing the numbers will include Christ Our
At the Centrai-avenue Church the chorus
choir Of twenty-five voices Is led by Mrs.
S. l. Morrison. The following quartet is
a part of the choir: Miss Eloise Palmer,
soprano; Mrs. Morrison. alto; Mr.. A. l..
Willard. tenor; Mr.. 5. l.. Morrison, bass.
MIR. Russell Powell is also a bass sololst.
Miss Maud Alexander organist- Among the
ch0ruses given will be Christ the Lord ls
Shelly. In the evening Rossini's 'Infiamma-
tus' will be given.
Anthem, Lift Your Glad Voices" Henry
NJ. Butler. Anna X. Mclaughlin, Miss May
Kingsley. Mr.. Edward Dunler and choir;
Liveth." Handel, Miss McLaughlen; an
them. "Halleluiah. Christ Is Risen" Sim
psr,HanaeI; choir; Evening; Anthem.
and choir; tenor solo, The Angels Easter
Song" Brewer, Mr.. G. ID. Ebert; alto solo.
Easter Dawn" W0odman' Emma n:
King Warren, Miss Kate Resener, Miss
Katie Williams, Miss Mclaughlin, Miss
Parr, Mr.. Ebert, Mr.. Smock. w. c.
Covert organist. Souvenir programmes
viii be arranged, with a cut of the new
church.. for the members and friends.
At Memorial Presbyterian Church the
Easter music will be as follows: ''Oh,
Dawn so Fair" Giffe. solo and chorus
solo, Easter Morn" Whitewater; "Sav-
Tor, When Night Involves the Skies solo
and chorus. Shelley; Christ the Lord Is
Risen To-day" anthem; The Lord Is
Risen" anthem, III. NJ. Butler. Mr.. b. A.
Richardson is. director of the choir.
Central Christian h~urch-Choru choir,
Professor Belcher, director. Morning:
Easter Anthem Schneider, full choir,
with solos by Mrs. Howland and Mrs.
Belcher. Mr.. Belcher and Mr.. Elston; solo,
1.-THE Resurrection" III. X. Shelley, Mrs.
Carolyn Winter Goetz, of Chicago; duet.
There Is a Green Hill" Armstrong. Mrs.
Rowland and Mrs. Belcher. Evening:
full choir. with solos by Mrs. Fitch. Miss
Graham. Mr.. Belcher; carol, How Blessed
Was the Day" Belcher, full choir.
The indianapolis Choral Union OF the
Second Presbyterian Church consists of
forty-four members, with the following So
loists: Soprano, Mrs. Raschie; second So
prano. Mrs. simpson; alto. Miss Josephine
Robinson; tenor, Mr.. William Daggett;
bass. Mr.. Louis Dochez; organist, Mr.. Jo-
Mr.. +. y. Arens will give these pro-
grammes: Morning service: Hymn Of
praise, "Al Men and all Things" Mendels-
sohn. chorus: "Au that Hath Life and
Breath" quartet and chorus; Praise Thou
the Lord Mrs. Raschig and the ladies'
chorus: alto solo, "Sing Ye Praise" Miss
Josephine Robinson; i've Waited for the
Lord" Mrs. Raschig and Mrs. simpson;
tenor solo. Sorrows Of Death" Mr.. vii
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