The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-05
THE MUSIC FOR TO-DAY
SPECIAL FEATURES IN THE vARI-
Gus CHURCH PROGRAMMES.
First Appearance OF n Vested Choir of
GirIs-second Presbyterian
Song Service.

Tho Easter services In all the churches VIII
be extra fine this year. At the Roman Cath
Ollie churches masses will be sung and there
will be special features in the way OF solos.
At st. Pauls Church there will be services
at a. m, 1913 a. m, p m. and 7:45 p m
The music will be sung by vested choir OF
sixty-four voices. including those of fifteen
girls. AL members Of the choir VIII wear
black cassocks. white surplices and Oxford
CAPS Mr. Hoenig is director of the choir.
At Roberts Park Church there will be spe-
cial Easter music at both morning and even
ing services, with solos by Miss Susie Nc
Fail, William II. Daggett and Miss Nellie
Demmerly.
At Central-avenue the choir, consisting OF
Miss Anna Mclaughlin. Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.
Morrison, +. N. Ketcham, Russell Powell
and chorus, will give a fine programme.
At Mayfiower Church Miss Bremmermann.
Miss Hyde, Mr.. Fowler and Mr.. Coldwell will
sing selections from Shelly, Woodman. Will
Jams and banks.
At F1etcher-place Church Miss Barbara
LAnghorne will sing 1.-THE Resurrection" by
Shelly, at the morning service. In the even
ing there will be a children's service.
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church Mrs.
Katherine Matzke, Miss Patterson. Miss Van
Camp and the others OF the choir will be as
sisted by Miss Mamie Branham. violinist,
who will play a solo and an obligato.
There will be musical services at the Peo-
pies Congregational Church both morning
and evening. The quartet will be assisted
by Alfred Bason, Jean Calderhead, Anna
Sanborn and the Y. NJ. c. A. boys choir.
At Meridian-street Church, where Max
Leckner is director and Charles Hanson is
organist, there will be Easter anthems, with
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ligato by James Curley baritone solo by
CLIFFORD Tyler and soprano solo by Mrs
At the Third Christian Church. Charles +.
Kennedy, the director, has arranged a pro-
gramme of music which includes some fine
anthems.
At the First Baptist Church there win be
an elaborate service of music by the large
chorus choir under the direction of A. p.
Preston. Mrs Posey is the soprano, Miss
Kate Roger alto, A. d. Gates basso, and c.
At the morning service at the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church there will be several an
thems. The quartet choir composed of Mrs
Goodwin. Mrs. Fugate and Avery and Nor
congregation.
At the Central Christian Church there will
song. Mrs. Goetz, Mrs. Rowland, Mr.. Johns
and Mr.. Overstreet are the choir, and Miss
Deiner Is the organist.
At the First Presbyterian Church Miss May
Johnson, soprano; Miss Elizabeth Ketcham
alto; Morris Meek, tenor, and Edward Meek,
bass, will sing, assisted by Miss Sickels, vio-
linist. Selections by Mendelssohn, Schneider
Buck, Bartlett and Shelly will be given.
At Christ Church the boys choir, under the
direction of Joseph Joiner will give special
programme of music. The soloists are Mas
ters Harold Taylor. Doxey Benepe, Charles
Foxlow. Charles Pettijohn. Messrs. Harry
Fletcher, Frank Van VIE. and Edward Tay-
lor, cornetist.
Edward Nell, at Plymouth Church, has ar
ranged song services for both morning and
evening. Mrs. Alice Evans is the solost.
The College-avenue Baptist Church choir
will sing several anthems at the morning
service, and in the evening will give a spe-
cial service Of song. w. c. Smock is the di-
rector of the choir.
The following is the Second Presbyterian
Church programme, which has not been pub
lished before:
LAS 1t Began to Dawn" Lansing, arranged
for soprano. alto and tenor solos, trio, chorus
and organ by +. Y. ArenS.
FESTIVAL TIE Deum in c." Buck. This is
given for the first time here. II is founded
on an old chant melody of the eighth Gre
g0rian tone. The tone is first sounded by
the baritone and is then heard in the diff
ferent parts and the organ, and is mar
velous composition.
Easter Song" Mrs. Raschig.
Evening service same as morning, with the
addition of:
Quartet ''Hosanna" Jules Granier
"Sanctus and Benedictus." from Messe Sol
enelle, Gounod. for soprano and tenor solos
and four, six and eight-voice chorus.
F. y. Arens, director: Oliver Willard
Pierce, organist: Choral Union of forty-fve
voices and quartet.