The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-11
MUSIC FOR EASTER
THE CHURCHES WILL ELABORATE
LY OBSERVE THE DAY THIS YEAR.
Programmes for Next Sunday from
Number of the Principal
Houses of Worship.

The preparations among the churches for
Easter music indicate a more elaborate OBJ
servance OF the day than in years past.
Most OF the programmes have been made
up. and the order and standard of the Sc
lections are excellent Below is given a
list from a number of the prominent
churches
% Coiiege-avenue Baptist-Preaching by
Key. A. Is. Chaffee, of South Benz Ind
=, Ihe h chodr ana congregation Will be assisted
Quartet composed OF MIR. James Curley
a nlss Mamie am NJ Branham, Mr. George a.
stoughton A. Fletcher. ~fiutist; William G.
Smock, chorister; Miss Nellie G. Covert,
Handel an Miss Covert; anthem, They have
Lulu A. Fisher and choir ofrertory, Easter
Fly mn, Rougnon, Miss Letta a. Parr;
organ al postiude. March Pontificai," Lom-
Evening; Easter song service. Organ vol
g " asssa "G IA smart; anthem. AS
A. Fisher and choir; quintet. Fill the Font
With wit tn Roses" Warren. Miss Fisher, Miss
smock; flute obligato by Master stoughton
solo, Christ is Risen To-day Eishofr. Mr..
Liveth, Miss Letta A. Parr and choir;
s9lo, "Hosanna," Granier, Miss Lulu A.
Miss Nellie G. Covert; solo, '',rhe Resur-
rection, Shelley, Miss Lolita A. Parr; violin
'Hallelujah, Christ Is Risen" Handel-Sim-
per, postlude. Easter March," Nickel, Miss
st. Paurs Episcopal-Processiona hymn.
Jesus EL Christ Is Risen To-day" worgan;
bea in p Fs Seanf eS Gpot
RResurrectisn,' Martin; 'kyrie, in nay e. 2
N Men cre eFla in fiRi a a Godge pa hymn
1.-The Strife, Is Ger Palestrina; offertory,
Zion, Awake Canon in four parts. Costa;
dictus Qui Vent. in c., Morley; "Agnus Del,
il ia 3 Hat Hodge; Gloria in Excelsis'
Sullivan.
Evening: Professional hymn, THE Day
Field; Nunc Dimittis, in d. Field; Creed
and yersicles. Tails; hymn, Lift Up
Awake Costa hymn, christ 5st'f fhe Lord G Is
Risen To-day" Rimbault; occasional hymn
rans R,,do SuiXan W. Kappes or
M m, cornet; c. r. Hodge. pianist and choir
earsst oa Baret{
Misses Johnson and Ketcham. Messrs
SysnIng:s Quartet. FANNY and sisf2 Soft.
Christ Our Passover" Bartlett organ solo,
auarte Hoy M Strains from
Angels An Voices" Rees; address, Rev. NJ. L.
st aOhn rsdo chsssnMass Kyrs,
a Paa Ag mus Del ps,a by E. Marzo yespers
gina coeli," ]. Wiegand 20 salutaris.'' J.
Wiegand; "Fantum Ergo $: j verdus-
julius Kohl oFsanist fa and dire rector so
pranos-Mrs. Thomas Canton, Miss Kate
hern Miss Masge Ma9es Miss Fs MARY
Delaney, Miss Bertha Coulter Miss Katie
Kerins; Altos.-Miss Annie Ebert Miss
Mr.. Thomas CANTON. Bassos-Mr. Frank
DewaId. Mr.. VIM; Turk, Mr.. NJ. Brady.
Lord IS Rsen Shelley ft your G 1ns
Miss Mary ,Jeiffery Evening, Christ Our
4, ,sehnecker. choir; Family and Sweet
solo. selected, Mrs. Danforth Brown.
y Evening; Organ prelude. Miss Minnie
cheir recitation ne The shepherd Boy By
T S.b g; p Wilson; selection orchestra;
and choir: recitation seiecttd Miss ' My la
sTan broSn Wi H9SIns zd MIS- R'sn fi1orsness
i Risen, Miss Gertrude Hassler; Ave
ade Miss Minnie a1a lTsa @
Danforth Brown; soprano. Miss Gertrude
teaor aS ehai b Bark PROT
H. D. Beissenherz, director of orchestra.
Second Presbyteri an Morning. go The
or and baritone solo, duet and chorus;
Awake, My Soul" Schneider, soprano and
Holy" shelly. alto alto and male Chorus soprs .
no solo and chorus.
gramme and soprano solo, II Know that My
Redeemer Liveth," Handel, with violin OBJ
hgato by Mr., Constantine Riegger. Violin
Oliver Willard Pierce.
Saints Peter and Paul's Chapel-',Mass
Schumacher, will be rendered for the first
time st the 1o- s high mass During
Tabernacle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Quar-
tet, 'I.ife's Resurrection Hour" Neidlinger;
THE Angels Song, banks The choir
consists of Miss Ida Sweenie. soprano Miss
drew drew Smith. tenor ne NJ. John L. Geiger,
baritone; Miss Adelaide Carman organist.
Peoples congregational-7Song service in
Mass. Prof. G. Nj. Hebbe; quartet, ALE
lula, Christ Is Risen Dernee; trie Holy
Johnson, o. T. Behymer; solo, II Heard
the Voice of Jesus Say Bartlette. Miss
M Rhaa Hail. r da5 sod H %
quartet. Consider the Lilies Excell solo,
Calvary, Roansy MI Be etyn duet
win Igelman: solo. abide with Me-
ftoDyn, Mr.. Johnson, quartet, NAZARETH,
Gounod.
St. Patrick s-Mass: Mereandantes cele-
brated mass in fiat; soloists, Misses Lille
and Messrs. NJ F. Bradley, VIII Holland.
Will Hay and Harry Qugley; Regina
Coeli'' Uambillotte), soprano and alto solo,
with chorus, Misses Maggie German and
Ella Regain. soloists; "Benedictus," alto
solo, Miss Estelle Adams. At the conclu-
sion, ''Te Deum"
Vespers: Schmidt's solemn vespers will be
rendered. Regina Coelf Q.ambllottel. 20
SaIutaris' {Seprerost). "Tantum Ergo
CdillardD tenor solo, Mr.. James Murphy;
"Te Deum.''
The choir: Soprani, Misses Lille Gala
| han, Margaret German. Margaret Bremen,
Estella Adams; alti, Misses Ella Regain,
Agnes Talbot: tenori, Messrs. NJ. T.. Brad
| lev W.lliam r. Holland, James Murphy;
bassos, Messrs. VIM. Hoey, Harry Quigley,
Alardus Singer. Organist, Miss Anna Re
| gan.
| Church. which has the reputation of being
the best or its kind in the State, consists
of well-balanced chorus of twenty-eight
picked voices, and the soloists, Edwin Fell
| lar soprano; Harry Smith and Charles Pet
tijohn, alto; H. H. Van VIE, tenor. and f.
L. Van VIE. baritone. Morning: Anthem,
| Christ Our Passover. smith; tie Deum, "
| in A, Schneider; "Jubilate" in ID, Warren;
| Introit, anthem, The strife is Ger" Men
delssohu; "Kyrie." Woodward; offertory
Lift Your Glad Voices, Haesche; Sursum
| Ccrda' Woodwards GLORIA in Excelsis,'
| old chant; 'Nunc Dimttus." Barry.
Evening service, at 4;30 p. M: ''Magnif-
icat" shipper; "Nunc . Dimttis." Shipper;