Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-29
ST. PAUES PROGRAMME.

to Dawn" by Miles B. Foster; Reces-
sional Hymn.
ST. PAUES PROGRAMME.
The excellent choir OF St. Pauls church,
will render the following programme:
Morning Service-Processional Hymn lO9
Sullivan; Christ our Passover Morn
ington, in T. Flat; Gloria Patri, Morn
ington. in L Flat; Ts Deum, Mendel-
sshon, In A; Jubilate, Clarke-Whitfield,
in G.: Intriot, Hymn l22, Carmichael;
Gloria Tibi, Short; Hymn, 112, Old Tune;
Anthem, worthy Is the Lamb" Handel;
Sanctus. Stainer; Gloria in Excelss.
Anonymous.
Afternoon Children Service-Procession-
al, 5l4 Barnby; Hymn. 1O9, Sullivan;
Hymn, $40, Sullivan Hymn, lis, Carmi-
chael Recessional, 5ls. Sullivan.
Evening Service-P professional, 1l5, Car
michael: Gloria Patri. MornlngtOn, in II
Flat; Magnificat, Stalner. in r Flat;
Nunc Dmittis. Stainer, In Il Flat; An
them. selections from the Messiah"
Handel: Hymn, H. Neander; Recessional,
10. Sullivan.
MUSIC AT THE CATHEDRAL.
Sgnor Poolo Georgas. Mass No. 1. will
be sung for the first time in st. Peter J
Cathedral on Easter. The accompani-
ment will be by full orchestra and organ.
The programme for the day is to be as
follows:
Professional. Symphonic Poem, orches-
ira and organ; Kyrie Eleison. (Giorza)
chorus; Christi Eleison, (Giorza) tenor
solo; Kyrie Eleison (Glorza,) chorus;
Gloria in Excelsus. (Glorza,) basso solo
and chorus; Eet in Terra Pax. (GiorZaD
tenor and alto duet; Laudamus, (Giorza,)
basso solo and chorus; Gratlas. (Giorza)
ahp a.
soprano and alto duet; QuL Tails, (Gior-
za,) quartette and tenor solo; Qui Sedes
(Gorza,) basso and soprano solo and
duet; Cum Saoante Spirtus, (Giorza,)
full chorus; Credo. (Giorza) alto and
tenor duet and chorus; Eet ex Patri.
(Gorxs) tenor and basso duet: Et ex
Patri 0Giorza), soprano and alto duet:
Genitum men Factum, (GiorZa) basso and
contralto solo; De Scendit de Coetis,
0GiorZaD fun chorus; Et lncarnatus
Est, (Organist) soprano solo; Et Resu-
rexit (GiOrza,) grand chorus; Et in
Spiritum. (GiorZa) basso and tenor duet;
Et I'm Spirltum, (GiorZa,D soprano and
alto duet; Out Cum Patrl (Giorza,) tenor
solo; Et IMAM Sanctum, (Giorza,) tenor
solo; Confeteor, (Giorzs) unison chorus;
Et ex Pecte Usurrextionum (GiorZa,)
grand chorus: offertory, Regina Coele,
OWerner) grand chorus: Sanctus, (GiOr-
zaA duet and chorus; Benedctus, (Gior-
za,) duet and chorus; Agnus Del. (Gior-
za,) tenor and alto solos and chorus;
Agnus Del, (Giorza,) alto and tenor duet;
Dona Nobis Pacem, CGiorZa,) chorus;
Recessional, Triumphal March, orchestra
and organ.
The cholr-conslsting OF seven sopranos.
FIVE altos, four tenors. four bassos-is as
follows:
sopranos-Mrs. c. OBJ. Cowardln.
Misses Anna b. Kirk, Eva Phillips, Lula
OConor, Lettle Jenkins, Blanche Epps.
Madeline Larum.
Altos--Misses Josephine Murphy. Anna
O. Donohue. NJ Meagher Madeline Jen-
kins, May Wtnstone.
Tenors-Messrs. G.. Powell, F. Ryan.
J. Phillips.
Bassos-Messrs. w. Finnigin, ]. Hol-
loran. IT. Morrisey, w. Triana.
Organist and Director-Professor ]. Sc
bastian Rafferty,.
ST. MARY'S CHURCH.
At St. Mary's church the following pro-
gramme will be rendered Easter:
Morning Service (at 1915 o'clocD.-
Largo, In G, by F. G. Harndel; Pilgrim
chorus, from "Tanhauser." orchestra;
'AlQl AQQdQIn tJs w lEdIu,l aHa
orchestra; Gyrie and Gloria, from 'Festi-
val" mass, in +. composed by Charles F.
Mutter, chorus and orchestra; ''Venl
Creator" by c. f. Mutter, chorus and
orchestral; festival sermon; "Credo." from
Festival" mass; offertory, "Haec Dies"
D. Wigand) "Sanctus. Benedictus. and
Agnus Del" from Festival" mass, by
C. +. Mutter, chorus and orchestra; Song
to the Evening STAR" from 'Tannhauser,"
orchestra; hymn of praise, congregation
and orchestra; festival march. for chorus
and orchestra by Charles Fred. Mutter.
The chair will be composed OF the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen:
soprani-Mrs. Lizzie Hickey, Misses
Anr,e Gerring, Annie Tremmer, Ida Rup-
merit Mary Matt r. Lynnemann, Jose
mime Hierholzer Mrs. Gasser, and Mrs
G. Richardson.
Alti-Miss Mary wittkamp. Mrs. C. f.
Nfutter Misses Mary Overmann, and
Maggie Sauerwald.
Tenori-Messrrs. Charles Messmer, An
thony Sauerwald. Charles Gardewin. and
l.. Pizzini.
BassI-Messrs. James McEvoy. August
Fischer. Charles Gasser. j. Ebel, and j.
Lynnemann. ,
The chair has been rehearsing dillgent-
Iy and faithfully. Professor Cnarles r.
Mutter has worked untltilSiy 10 petlotm
a fine programme on Easter Sunday. The
orchestra will be composed OF the best
musicians OF this city. The accompani-
,nent will be played by the orchestra
alone. no organ being used. Professor
SIutter viii direct orchestra and chorus
Mrs. @. Richardson. Miss NJ. Wittkamp
NJ Charles Messmer. and James McEyoy
viii make up the solo auartetse.
ST. PATRIcKs CHURCH
pa,ov "a udven the Easter musical pro-
,~.ar,rs of 81. Patricks church:
onenIns Voluntary Dr. Spark). Pro-
,assor II. A. Caulheld; Kyrie, Theodore
~ Ia Hache: Gloria, Theodore la Hache:
credo n. Millard; ofertory. "Alleluia."
Grand chorus; sanctus. III. Millard: Ag-
ms Del. Theodore V la Hache.
Members Of the Choir: soprani-Mrs.