The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-09
wRESURREXIT.
Choris Of the City's Catholic
Churches Will Celebrate
Easter Sunday.
oRGANlsTs AND DIRECTORS BUSY
Programmes Of Beautiful Music
to Be Rendered Tomorrow
Among The Churches.
RGANlsTS AND DIRECTORS BUSY

Among the Churches.
The Music to be sung in the various
Catholic churches tomorrow in celebra-
tion OF the Resurrection will be found be-
low
St. Peter's-solemn high mass, 10:se
A. NJ: Prelude March, %. 11s,. LachnerI
Aquam,, Pecher; .victimae Paschali,'
Gregorian; mass in G, Schubert; offertory
air for E string, Bach; occasional, Hal
lelujah,~ Handel; postlude ~Fngue IN /, 2
Prelude, Guilmant; Proper Psalms, Gre
gorian; 20 Salutaris.'' Saint-Saens; Tan
tum Ergo, En- Dethier; postlude, ".Marche
Pontificale," Lemmens, choir of forty
voices, assisted by string orchestra; F,
Palmer, organist and ~choirmaster.
ST. Michaels, Easter Sunday-Pro-
gramme of the music at the II O'Clock
solemn high mass: Marcos Grande Messe
and organ ~obligato; before the mass,
grand organ fanfare, Fl Is Rfsen, Ut
singer; professional hymn, 20 Fill ct
orian; during the mass, sHaec Dies d
Grand Val; ~veni Creator "Sit Laus
ct Benedictio, Alfeluia." .Neustader,
After the mass, .Tantum Ergo du u,i
TO Thee Cherubim and Seraphim."
ST. Lucy'E..The Holy City s. Adams;
baritone solo by John Rowland; Priests
March, Mendelssohn; La Hach's mass, ar,
ranged for four voices, with organ and
orchestral accompaniment. by B Ham
ma; offertory, Regina Coeli" &c. p),
Lambillotte; duet and chorus. Bensdic-
ton of the Blessed Sacrament. 20 Salu-
taris.' j. Wiegand: soprano solo by Miss
J. Hyslop: ..Tantum Ergo j. Wlegand
soprano solo by Miss M. Keane, with full
chorus by the choir. Soloists of the mass
.,.;1I. M Nf;rrar NJ ar Nj r IxyClhfpH M
Hanna, A. Hart. and Messrs. P. Kane and
]. Rowland. Organist, Miss Mamie E.
Murphy. Director of orchestra, Prof. ],
Holder.
St. Mary's-vidi Aauam, by Wilcox &
fertory, Regina Coli. by Gloria; Tantum
Ergo in A., Riga; postlude, Marche Tri-
umphial by Richardson; ~soloists are Miss
Wolfe, contralto; Mr.. Walter Archbold
tenor, Mr.. Charles Gallagher, basso; Miss
Helen Armstrong, organist and musical
directress.
st. Bridgct's Church-There will be ar
elaborate musical programme at the high
mass tomorrow, which will consist OF the
following:-Prelude, organ. ~Rheinberger,
..yidi Aauam" choir; Peeher: aKyFie;.
tory, violin solo, Mr.. Berg; .Sanctus'
and "Agnus Del choir, B. o. Klein; post
Jude, organ, Haydn. There will be solemn
vespers in the evening at !:S0, at whicf
the following SelScIlOnS Will De T6IuGISQ.
Prelude, organ, Guilmant; hymn, chance
choir; Domino" grand choir, Dessert
"Dixit Dominus,' grand and chance
choirs. Gregorian; 'Conftabor,' grand anc
chancel choirs, Gregorian; "Beatus Vel.
alto solo and quartette, Stearns; "Laudatt
Pueri,'' grand choir, Neidermeyer; .Lau-
date Dominum,' soprano solo and chorus
mozart; "nagnifica toa beth 9 .r choirs' cS Gre.
Dachauer; 20 saautaris, Tantum Ergo
congregation and choirs, chant; grand ..Tt
Deum,' congregation and choirs. The
quartette. consisting of Miss Bradley, so
prano; Miss Lawless. contralto. Mr.. No.
Ian, tenor, and Mr.. Flesey, basso, will be
assisted by a chorus of forty voices ant
a chancel choir of thirty boys. All will bt
under the direction of Miss Kate E. Pow.
ers, the organist and musical directress
ST. Joseph's Church-At the 3 O'CLOCK
mass the Junior Choir of thirty-fvt
trained voices will render the following
Regina Coeli," solo and chorus, Gioeza
Bnads,'' offertory, Wiegand; 20 Salu-
"AIleluia,," chorus, Barnby; Ring Y
Clara McNicoi and Margaret O'Mara
Solemn high mass, Senior Choir:-"Pro-
ce~ssional," organ and orchestral "Kyrie,
te Ss'i mass in n D; aysnii crsators auar.
Mascagni; .sSanctus," "Benedfctus," A
nus Del from M~ereadante's mass 4
d 4lCCSoStOl4dt, IAC614io SoS1if
organ and orchestra. Soloists;. soprano
Miss Josephine Cosgrove; alto, Miss
Katherine Finn; tenor, MI. W. A. Brazil
bass, Mr.. j. H. Leonard. Music under
the direction of Miss Eva C. De. Vanny
%organist.
st. Patrick's R. C.-The Easter pro.
| gramme which has been prepared for the
services tomorrow morning is a very elab-
will be rendered at the services at half
Epast ten. Mrs. Quinn is organiSt. Easter
anthem, ssvfdi Aquam," j.. Wiegand
"Messe s%olennelle.T in E fat; a. Guil
GLORIA: '.veni Creator Sp~iritus," tenor
solo and quartette. Decio Month; 80 Salu-
taris, Tantum Ergo" A.. F. Bononi; "Fes'
tai March" G. H: starmor; sopranos
Mrs. T. Cross and Miss NJ. Reilly; tenor
Mr.. William F.. Sanborn and bass, Mr.
Otto Armbruster.
St. Johns Church-organ overture, Ros.
z mass. XIV sksrie E Eaaam,", d pss 3 FeT 2
'.Sanctus," "Benedictus," "Agnus Del.
.sveni Creator" Stollewerk; sRegins
ss ssalns On: agn EEDsppssl' E go sa .aFantl5n
Ergo" wiegand; Landate Dominum.
Est; Organ Voluntary, Batiste; soprano
| solos, Miss Kelley, Miss E. Eyre, Miss
Mcdonald and Mrs Sennot; alto; Mrs
Moran and Mr.. p. H. O'Brien; BASES, Mr.
| Nobel, Mr.. N. Walsh and Mr.. A. Eyre
Adele lie Maltre, organlSt.
st. Paul of the Cross-Organ prelude
high mass at 1920; Kyrie. Gloria, Credo
Charles Rinck; offertory, Terra tremuit.
Novello; ssSanctus, 'Gounod: "Agnus Del
Gounod: postlude. The soloists will b.
Mrs. A. Shiller, soprano: Miss A. Gala
CHER, alto; Mr.. J! Smith, tenor; Mr.. F
Lecombe, bass.
st. Aloysius' Church. West side avenut
Solemn high mass will be celebrated OF
Easter Sunday at 1890. The following
musical programme will be rendered un,
der the direction of the ~organist, Mis-.
| B. NJ. Powers, assisted by a chorus O.
twenty voices:-Prelude. organ; sKyrie,'
| choir. Concone; Gloria choir. Con
cone; "Credo,' choir, Concone; Offertory
choir, CQncone; .Agnus Del" choir, Con
cone; Postlude, organ, Handel.
@. B. L. D0IEGS.
Supreme Organized Thomas G. D. Hayei
has been ordered to place his service.
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