The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-25
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS MUSIC
WILL BE SUNG BY THE CHOIRS,
AND SOME OF THE
BEST
soLo1sTs OF THE CITY OF ST. PAUL
Programmes Arranged for Large
Number of the Churches-Same
Music Tomorrow.

ing with the sentiment of Christmas
day. AS the shepherds Of old, on the
plains of Judea, sang praises upon the
birth of the Savior so will the civilized
world today sing song of praise winch
will reach around the world. The pro-
grammes of the services of the st.
Paul churches for today, are from
musical standpoint, par excellence.
Many of the churches will have SOLO
lists. who are well-known locally, and
special attention has been given choir
work Christmas and Sunday follow
ing each other this year, much of the
music of today will be repeated at to-
morroiWs services. From the pro-
grammes given below it will be seen
that the music to be given this morn
ing will in itself be worth going to
hear. The churches will all be filled
with fashionable Christmas audi
ences Sunday evenings service at
ST. Luke's the music will be of an un-
usual charactaer and enlist many OF
the best singers. On Sunday the other
churches will have special programmes.
The evening service at the Peoples
church, with a large chorus choir and
an entirely musical programme, will be
especially elaborate.
In the Catholic churches the Christmas
programmes as follows:
CATHEDRAL
Solemn high mass at o'clock a. M, with
sermon. Low L-asSes thereafter continually
until 8 O'Clock. AT 1890 pontfcal high mass
WI be celebrated oy Mgr. Martine.H, the
apostolic delegate to the United States Kew:
J. j. Lawler will be the assisting priest ana
Rev William Co.ber. and Rev. j. H. Brannon
will he the deaCor3 of honor. The other
rpiniSterc of tha mss will be chosen from
a;o " o. - poups The cere-
no, 80 vi he in cSaree Of Rev. DIR. Schaeffer
non-es VII De IN ctIrSe VI nvg bS Pishop
anu tne WILL of Sfopx Fails The nrop
1890 ~ ro,,ric for tho nnntifcaI mass viii
be:
1 Aaeste flueleS' PROFESSIONAL " " VI ue'e
hylie Mediterranean
"Credo" ...., ...................N iedermeyer
Sanctus ,,,.soo..o.
Benedictus } ...... .........-..' .NledermeYer
Agnus Del }
DEca N Az We Faithful occasional Roman
Soloists-Mrs S. V. Harris, Miss Mile Pott-
gieser, Mr.. A. P. Quesnei, Mr.. John F. &C.
han, Mrs. +. L. Hoffman, organist; Mr. John
F. Gehan, director. DAMS orchestra will as
sist
CT NARy,s
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The first mass Christmas morning VIII be
at > O'Clock, followed by masses at anu D.
and grand high mass at 1850. at winch ReV.
Vii, nreacb the sermon The music at the
high mass will be as follows;
Adeste Fideles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ovello
Kyrie Observation-Disclosures. Beethoven
Gloria Observation-Disclosures. Gounod
Veni Creator.
Credo 49,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Beethoven
Offertory-Noel Observation-Disclosures. Gufen
Sanctus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Beethoven
Benedictus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Beethoven
Agnes Del Observation-Disclosures. Beethoven
Ccnclude-
The Christ Child ....................Coo mbes
The Sunday following at high mass the
sermon will be preached by Bishop o'Gor-
man of Sioux Falls
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49, W. io-' ~
will he as follows:
Messe SolenneIIe (St Cecilia) Gouned
0ffertory W.. .Pastores- Wiegand
Adesse Fideies.
C 4hnnT SCI Of FORTY voices directed nv Mr.
IN Enot US c vi 1oitS 'oi''S uiie''eu Ds NIL
JUN D Oe sr v1ncRNr,s
Solemn high mass at : O'Clock q. m. Low
masses at 7, 1870, 8 and 9. Solemn high mass
preaGheu ny pvr. IL diootI ae pnnf WA
music VIII oe u,,uet uirecslon oa Fi .oa IL
lam Ma 1si1i Musical veSpels at q 'o p III:
O'clock MiiiaTds h 16:9o mass VIII be sung by
the CHOIR ana at lo:So Marcos Messe Soien-
Ne--''
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Rev. PatrlcK paneney. OF 81; Paul semi
nary. WIN assise faIner " NeliI curing tEe
Gaais nln HSSays anu d Will preach at tne
iaIe mass S Stnas ia S gay. will, -, -.
obir 81 forfS Voices a' nndar De the directioy
PoF Hb f, et
O NJ '-'' WIN -Ni' u O. ''''--'-
pSnnrono co1oists-Mtss Mary Rurke Miss
r. n Gaminnnd Mrs n levin Miss Kennv
end Miss Morean
AltoswMiss Rose Niouette Miss Relic
O'Rourke and Miss Grace Morgan.
BassoslThomas r. Negle William Ganyaw
and Irwin J. Morgan
Tenors-L. G. Lau and H. NJ. Warren.
ON 1o,,,,,n
"
High mass at anu lU.0U a. IN. LOW
mass at s. The choir, under the direction
of Prof. Rim, will sing at the first mass.
Mass in honor of st. Louis, by La Hache.
During communion Adeste Ffdeles, by