New-York tribune., 1896-10-26
IN THE CHURCHES.
spECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAMMES HEARD
YESTERDAY IN NEW-YORK
AND BROOKLYN
ruprE LITTLE GIRL vIoL1NIsTs WHO PLAY REG
u1ARLY IN THE ORCHESTRA OF THE
BAPTIST TEMPLE IN THE CITY

BAPTIST TEMPLE. IN THE CITY
OF CHURCHES.
nh. New-York Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church Brooklyn. had a special musical service
.,erday The following programme given.
,,rder the direction of Abram Ray Tyler: Prelude
~WAdi,ation." by Alphonsc Maiy; Italian Hymn :
c,ordini: onertory. Haydn; oratOrio by Felix
s,o,dessohn Barthody. and selections from Eli
..b" Tho sooists Mrs. Edward c. Towne.
.-oro. Fred A. Grant. tenor: Miss Miriam Gill
war alto and Edwin j. Webster, basso.
nv Henry G. Hanchett is choir director at the
Central Congregational Church. Hancock-st., Brook
,,r The music last night consisted of organ
.,,aa an anthem cone There Is Above All 9th
srs" by Vincent an cffertory quartet, Thou Who
A.. Jove Divine" Chadwick. led by Mrs. Mechlin
s,s,ed bv Miss Cheseborough Mr.. Grotecloss and
A., BOWMAN and postude, fantasia in minor.
Noyte.
A, the Church Of the Good Shepherd. McDon-
oush-st Brooklyn, the andante from Beethovens
"pastorar' symphony the evening prelude fol-
,oved hv the professional and psater: Barnbys
"Noenidcot" and "Nunc Dimittis' in f. fiat
n;ysn and Dudley Bucks "IIe Shall Come Down
like Rain" was sung as an offertory by quartet
and chorus The recessional was Saviour. Again
10 Thy Dear Name.
Tho music at St Peters Church. in S,ate-st..
Rrooklvn was of a high order. one OF Guilmants
includes and Hiles'> anthem. 20 Zion. Blest City.
hejnc the principal numbers The postlude was
1smmens "Mdrche Pontihcale.
Eugene Ford organist and choir director OF the
South Coucr .-,tionai Church. President and Court
sis. Brooklyr presented an excellent programme
las, night After several pieces by the choir. Mrs
Matte Dorlon-Lowe and Miss Isabel Edmond
schiller sang duet from Handel's Judas Macca-
beus" Other numbers were bass sole Save Me-
n God" (Randcgger) a soprano solo. from Bucks
"Triunph of David" Miss Edmond-Schiller; tenor
.olo and quintet Seek We the Lord" Roberts
solo by W. l. Richardson; contrato solo. Lead,
Kindly Light" PnsutD. Mrs Dorlon-Lowe and a
Quartet, "On High the Stars No" Are Shining
(Rhenberger)
A, the Church Of 81. Agnes. Sackctt and Hoyt
s,s BROOKLYN. DR. X w. Grove directed the choir.
which gave a number OF beautiful selections. The
orenne quartet the "Magnhcat" and ''Laudate
Domnum" were sung by Mrs Buckley. Mrs John
son Mr. Brocolini and J. II. Teevan. Rossini's
overture 10 "William Tell" the organ prelude
theme and the pOSteUde was the coronation
March &" from ''Ie Prophete' (Meyerbeer,. James
Emerson cornelis,. led the congregational singing.
The choir OF the West Twenty fourth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church furnished the music
Yesterday afternoon at the meeting of Mr.. Rad
clres Pleasant Hour Bible Class. in Central
Metropolitan Temple Seventh-ave. and Fourteenth
81 There also several Instrumental solos
The Rev. Dr. Charles L. Thompson. pastor of the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. Fifty-third-
e and Madison-ave. i conducting a series Of spe-
cal services on Sunday evenings. The musical
programme is carefully prepared, and Is an inter-
esting feature of each service
Special musical services were held Yesterday
afternoon a, the Baptist Temple. Schermcrhorn-st.
and Thrd-ave. Brooklyn. The choir is made up OF
20 voices under the direction Of Professor Bow
man and assisted hy the church orchestra OF nine
teen pieces led by j. Edgar Livingston Three
goden-haired l!ttie girls are conspicuous In thls