The herald., 1896-12-25
THE CAROLS Of CHRISTMAS
Will Be Sung at the Churches
This Morning
MASSES AND ANTHEMS
Elaborate Music Prepared by the Various
Choirs
Special Services at the Cathedral, St.
Vincent's, ST. Johns, St. Pau!s
and Christ Churches.

At the Cathedral on Christmas
morning at the early services
| at o'clock La Hache's mass will
be sung by the regular choir, augmented
by forty children's voices. The Adeste
Fideles will be sung at the offertory.
| An excellent program has been prepared
for the last services at 10:3O o'clock. at
which Guilmants Third Mass will be
rendered by the quartet and chorus with
orchestral accompaniment.
Qui TOLLS bass. solo in the Gloria will
be rendered by Eugene Roth. Preced-
ing the sermon the Krauss String quar-
tet will render Adagietto by Bizet. +.
Incarnatus Est will be sung by Miss
Bertha Roth.
Crucifixus, male chorus, Messrs. Carl
Thrower, ]. Heyes, Joseph Scott, Eugene
Roth, N. Laub, DIR. Fernandez, Joseph
Vale.
Cujus Regni, Misses Lille Scanlon,
Bertha Roth.
At the offertory The Stunt Caeli by
Mendelsshon will be rendered by Misses
Scanlon and Roth.
Benedictus trio, Miss Roth, Messrs.
Scott and Thrower
At the conclusion of the services the
Coronation March will be played by A.
]. Stamm, organ; Arnold Krauss. first
violin; f. Wismer, second violin; NJ.
G. Miscat, viola; b. Bierlich, violincello;
j. Misso. bass; d. w. Deeble. ]. Berg
cornetS; A. Birkelein, trombone.
ST. JOHNS.
The Christmas services will consist of
two low celebrations Of the Holy Eu-
charist at and 9 a. m. and high cele-
bration at 1880, preceded by festal
morning service, fully choral. The order
of music at the service will be:
Organ voluntary, Silent Night. Holy
Night (Krebs).
PROFESSIONAL Angels From the Realms
of Glory (Smart.
Choral service and festal responses,
Ely cathedral use (Tallis).
Proper psalms. Anglican Chants
Henley, Robinson, Elvey.
Venite, o Come Let Us Sing Unto the
Lord (Boyce).
TIE Deum. Benedictus (Field) in D.
Introit, 1t Came Upon the Midnight
Clear, carol (Willis).
Kyrie, Gloria Tib Laus Christie, Credo
(Field) in D.
Hymn. Come All Ye Faithful (Reed-
ingl.
Gloria patri. Christmas ABSORPTION
(Barnby1.
Offertory anthem (for boys voicea),
Let Us Go Even Now Unto Bethlehem
&C. SinSper).
Sursum Corda, Sanctus (Field), in D.
Benedictus Qui VENT, quintet and
chorus (Field), in D-Misses Kratz
Winder, Mrs. Wyatt, Messrs. Paris and
Britain.
Agnus Del, sextet (Field), in D.
Misses Winder, Kratz, Mrs. Wyatt,
Messrs. Paris, d'Almeida, Britain.
Organ irterlude, Christmas Melodies
(Guflmant).
Gloria in Excelsis and Nunc Dimittis
F'ield) in D.
Recesslonal, Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing (Mendelsshon).
ST. VINCENTsS.
The midnight mass being abolished>in
this country, the first solemn mass on
Christmas morning will be sung at s
o'clock. when Rev. D. Healy C. w, will
celebrate his first mass. assisted by the
very Rev. A. J Meyer. c. NJ. The choir
will render Mozart's Twelfth Mass.
The second and principal solemn mass
will be sung at 1915 a. M, when the
Very Rev. A. j. Meyer. c. NJ. will be cell
ebrant. assisted by Rev. w H. Musson,
G. NJ, as deacon, M. II. Morris as sub
deacon. Rev. F. X. Antill, c. M, will
deliver the sermon. Dion Romandy's
orchestra has been engaged for this
service. Cimarosa's Messe Militant will
be sung In its entirety. NJ A. Gilsium's
beautiful Christmas cantata, Venite
Adoremus, for three choirs, will be sung
at the gradual. For the offertory, Sig
nor Romandy's Christmas symphony,
Gloria IN Excelsis Dec, will be sung.
The symphony consists of a baritone
solo, written especially for Herr Josef
Ruho trio, for Nine. Rubo, Joseph f.
Nuelle and Herr Rubo, and a grand
chorus. The following singers constl-
tute the choir:
Herr and Mime. Rubo. Mrs. L. P. Col
lette, Misses Winston, Hovel, Hammes,
Rohr, Guttin; Mines Deity, Ibbetson,
A. Scott-Chapmsn. Schallert, H. J.
Stocker; Misses Blanche Donnell, Matil-
da Hildebrand, Orilla Donnell, S. Hodge
and M. Ryan; Messrs. Joseph F. Nuelle,
w p. Deity A. l.. Jeffery, M. Merten,
William Jochum, T. NJ. Killian, r. A.
Walton. F. Fl. Lockyear, NJ. A. Chase,
r. Berry. Prof. T. w. Wilde will pre-
side at the organ.
CHRIST CHURCH.
The program for Christmas day will
be as follows: Opening voluntary MAS
cagnD; professional hymn, Come Thou
Long Expected Jesus; introit, Arise,
Shine, For Thy Light Is Come DUDLEY
Buck; Venite, Gloria, Patri q RandalD;
TIE Deum George Meitzke); Jubiate
Deo Chico. Martens); hymn, 1t Came
Upon the Midnight Clear; Gloria Tibi
CPaston); hymn, Angels From the
Realms of Glory; offertory, And There
Were Shepherds (H. Millard); Sanctus
(Wesley): hymn, My God. and Is Thy
Table Spread? Gloria in Excelsis (Zeu-
ner); recessional hymn, Hark, the Her.
aid Angels Sing.
The choir will consist OF Mrs Clare
Thornton, soprano; Miss Josephine
Haskins, alto; ]. C. Mcclure, tenor, and
Harry Maybfn basso. with Theodore
Martens, organist and choirmaster.
SACRED HEART CHURCH
Sacred Heart church, East Los An
geles, will have an unusually elaborate
musical program for Christmas The
first high mass will be celebrated at 6
a. n.; low mass at 8 a. m., and solemn
high mass at 10 a. M, at which the Rev.
Father Hornett will preach the sermon
The choir. assisted by Prof. Gardner S
orchestra, will render Van Webers mass
in G. At the evening services, 7:30 p.
M, Stearns' Vespers will be sung for
the first time in Los Angeles, at which
some of the best local talent will par
ticipate. e. Heyes is the organist and
musical director. under whose care the
choir has been diligently rehearsed for
| the grand Christmas music.
BOYLE HEIGHTS.