The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
MUSICAL MATTERS.

on Tuesday evening next. IN the TAPER.
nacle. the final concert ,,l1{ 81 2dk ehe n,s acaup and
there's not a member who does not speak
confidently about its success. AS MI.
George g. Tenant The a Giu3 9Aa -
that we are about to give the best con
cert for a long time past. Tne sololsIs
are AL. and Mr.. DRESSER is sparing no
1 Ists ns Viii be- Miss Chariotta Maeonda,
carl Duff and the Beethoven String
Certainly the club has spread an ap-
pstizing programme for its subscribers
on that night. Rarely have better works;
presented by any musical society in this
city. whoever is responsible for the Sc
lection. he deserves much praise fof ms
Is FThe Brownies a polka lively and
musical. and with the additional advan-
tage of being new to- the club at ieast;
nhse in piece eee b ssRtm; its name name. faii q
vivid musical flashes, peals of musical
thunder, sometimes abruptly cut :, short rioTt
h tSo,,s e Vt 5 maT app eaGra while eth there win be
plenty of musical rain. none will be musl-
oally drowned. This composition VII pe
a aess1a{}aa o. t 1y z stslnssa o SrsRssesa
y Tith there fss aa vii Be he & a .R Rass, and Rssss
ana In A Absen ce tns einb viii IN undoubt-
fao pieces pe An BY Dudley Buck. there IS an
exquisite obligato BY the Eec9 W. w nayse IS
a. new piece full of surprise, both agree
able and pleasing. Then Abt's lovely
Forest Harps,'" with Incidental 500 nohsr eg
BY schubert concert goers. It was sung
5y the club two seasons ago, and was
Immensely enjoyed. Finally there sous VII
hoo,,tif,,1 work
With such an array of splendid pieces.
which will unquestfonably be sung Wei
this final concert ,e WIN hes pass Even emo since
a few words as to Mr.. Dressler he
has labored persi ste ei,b a1 10 a a severe
of artistic merit. 1t IS only
fair to add that in this he has become
e eztdit e a, sacf &c HIM f ana his is zeal aal0l snD
m On eNe evening. from 7:sO to 8, Dr. s.
Austen Pearce will play weber
so.ree de vienne in A, No. 5 tszt
Grand selectionlRheing old" Wagner
Brides Song from Wedding Mus.c Iensen
A ATialnshi. onesta Tomba oscqyos
And after Dismissal
Grand Prelude in G minor top: n S2i::
rne presenter. Mr.. Edward ae" 6. Mar,
Guard, will sing. 20 COD, Have metes'
ST. Paul, Mendelssohn:
Prelude-Abraham LINCOLN; . : we
Sermon-"Forgive Us Our DEBTS as we
Forgive Our Debtors. 80. Gu
+. At the Park Reformed Church U n
day morning will be sung Strainers'
They Hays Taken for AND yio Hihe and sns organ,
from Verdi. In the evening the FAMOUS
Old ouartette Of the Park Church win
nrovide the music. The programme rs
prelude. for organ and piano.,:...Gounoo
49, Mr. Williams and Miss Brown;
Anthem. Christ our Passover" Williams
Mrs. De Ryther; Mr.. Macy ano Iuii ciiois'
Greed and Gloria.,.t.;
Resnonse. .sThese are they which
fi ON from the Holy City"....Gaul
Mrs. Gertrude Luther. vo,d;
Offertory, "Lords God Almlghtg , efte
Hvmns for the Boy Choir, for the SOLO
artists and for the full choir ana congre-
cation. c.ar,, coctetv
nd HE choir of ten years g are in
yited to join in this SERVICE,
The new choir master at St., MattneW
P. q. Church, Bertrand Mn1le falesn t. Of
greet ; aDa''l Re comes with the highest
tes3imonials from Englan@ He Was
compelled to prepare the Eas.er lnusle
at the shortest notice ers nar rad an elabor-
III nropramrne for tomorrow. In the
morning Tours E,Icharistic Service VIII
he given with Clare's Apthem; .sThe ~
have taken away my Lord" will be y
The Nunn Dimmittis will be Mr.. Null
lette,s own composition,
At st. Bridget's ch,nrcn me = ci Pow1ers.
will repeat the Easter programme TO-
morrow, by special request.