The Portland daily press., 1894-03-23
EAST Err MUSIC.
Programme for Sunday in Churches
In and About Portland.

Programme for Sunday In ChureheS
In and AbOut:POrtland.
How the Day Will Be Observed in Both
Choirs and Pulpits of Many Houses of
Worship.
The following programmes will be
sung by the various city church choirs
next Sunday:
State Street.
wMorning Service.
Organ Prelude-Largo, Handel
Anthem-'I am He that Liveth,
Oliver King
Offertory-Intermezzo, Mascagne
Response-An Easter Song, ALE
Anthem-"Ch the Lord, is Risen
Today" wilson
Postlude in fiat, Batistn
Euening Service.
Decentralization Lemalgre
Anthem-'Tis Night" Troworioge
Violin obligato, 4. A. Given
Responsive Psalms.
Gloria Patri, KaHenDerger
Anthem-EChrist, the Lord" Shelley
Observation-Disclosures,
Violin and Organ)
olo-"Hosanna, Jules Granier
violin obligato)
Organ-Sanctus, Gounod
Vesper Bells, S,pinney
.sFixed in His Everlasting Seat"
Handel
Harvey s. Murray, nrganist.
2 5 /
High Street.
1920 a. M
Prelude--Larghett Sec Symphony,
Beethoven
Anthem-"Chi the Lord, Is Risen
Today', Wilson
Anthem-"Hallelujahl This is the Day."
Lambillotte
Gloria. Tours
Offertory-Largo, Handel
Postlude-Fugue, Bach
The choir is composed of Mrs. Frank
O. Haskell, soprano; Miss Lillian M.
Jordan, contralto; Mr.. Herbert A. COT
fin. tenor; Mr.. Charles M. Follansbee,
basso; Mr.. Fred A. Given, violinist; Mr..
Frank Rankin, organist and director.
wiIIiston.
Organ neutrality-suspicious., Beethoven
TeDeum, B minor, Buck
Gloria, Oliver
Solo-"Glad Easter Morning." Lynes
Miss Ida Tarbox.
Offertory. Handel
Anthem-"Christ is Risen,' Wilson
Postlude, - Mendelssonn
Organist, W. C. Kimball.
Congress Square.
Morning Seruice.
Vorspiel, from Lohengren, Wagner
Festival TIE Deum' Dudley Buck
''High Heaven" Soprano solo with ;,
violin obligato, Gounod
Gloria, Kaffenoerger
Spring Song, violin and organ,
Mendelssohn
sChrist is Rison, with violin obligato,
Wagner
Easter Hymn, soprano solo and quar-
'e''0 "''n ''0ilA J. &. Bartlett
e EUenimg Seroice.
t'"Christ is Risen, Hallalujah,' y
P. A. Schneider
| Easter Carol, contralto solo with VIC
lin ohliooto Loud
Miss Florence G. Knight, soprano !;
Mrs. Jennie King Morrison, contralto:
Albert B. Hall, tenor; Henry 7. Harmon,
bass; Miss Goodwin, violinist: Miss
Minnie A. Plummer, organist and direc-
| tor.
Warren Street Congregational Church
| Cumberland Mills.
Choir-Mrs. Fred Stevens and Mrs. F.
A. Sparrow, sopranos; Mrs. o. Vinal and
Mrs. A. T. Dodge, altos; Messrs. ]. Hes
eltine and E. B. Newcomb, tenors !;
Messrs. f. Fl. and F. A. Cloudman, bass
es: Mr.. c. R. Cressey, organist and di-
rector.
Morning Seruice.
| Voluntary, Buck
| Gloria. Buck
Anthem-"Christ the Lord, is Risen
Today Wilson
Observation-Disclosures Shelley
Mrs. Sparrow.
Duett and Chorus-"The Magdalene,"
Warren
Postlude.
Evening Ser0ice.
Voluntary (Lachner) and Anthem
'.As 1t Began to Dawn"
@. r. Cressey
Concert by the Children.
| St. Dominic's Church.
Morning Seruice, 1890.
Organ Prelude, Batiste
Vidi Aouam. Wilcox
Kyrie Eleison. Mozart's 18th
Gloria in Excels1s. Mozart's 18th
Veni Creator (bass solo). Won La Hache
Credo (Messe Solennelle) Gounod
Offertory, Haec Dies, Alleluia,
Lambillotte
Sanctus-St. Cecilia, Gounoo
Benedictus--St. Cecilia, Gounod
Aonns Del Mozart's 18th
Oroan March Reade
Vespers, 800 p. M.
Organ Prelude, oneliey
Psalms for the day, Gregoriar
Haec Dies, Alleluia, (soprano solo,
Knapp
Magnifcat, Em n!1,efle
Regina Coli, Lam o!ilottt
O Salutaris, LamplllotIe
Tantum Ergo (male chorus) Ross
Isndate Dominum, Lambillotte
| 0rrop March Clark