The herald., 1898-11-06

IN tne Flying DutcnInhn.
10 Southern California, says writer IN
the Musical Courier, is given the credit for
wanting entertainmentS Of higher grade
than q vulgar show. In Los Angeles, that
stronghold of music teachers, are many fine
people; yet one cannot help observing that
they like a gay piece much more than Sc
rious one. They are also different from
San Francisco people, and while one. thing
takes in one place, another. takes in the
other city. Peoples desires for one kind OF
music change like fads. Yet while the war
excitement has been going on the people
go almost crazy for patriotic music, and
their enthusiasm is often SO intense that 1t
thrills one to the marrow. The papers are
wrong, think, in giving the south the
credit OF being the most patriotic.
Music at the Churches
The music at the Immanue Presbyterian
Church on Sunday morning Will be as fol-
lows: "Jubilate Deo" Lansing); ofiertory
solo, "Ihe Lord Will Come. QPeriins), Mr.
Revel France. In the evening special mu-
steal service will be given in celebration OF
the tenth anniversary of the organization OF
the Ladies' Aid Society. Following. is the
program: Festival Te Deum" (Buck);
20 Bless the Lord" (Rossini), Mrs. j.. q.
Scarborough; Rejoice, Daughter OF a
on; anthem, Unto Thee, Lord, DO We
Give Thanks" (Watson).
Music at the First Congregational Church
on Sunday will be as follows: Organ, vari-
atons in A flat (Heisc); choir, Come Holy
Ghost (Schnecker); organ, pastorale IN Y
lSeverase); choir, Seek Ye the Lord
lRoberts). Evening service--Organ, Can
tilene" Dubois; choir my Faith Looks
Up to Thee" Dudley Buck; organ, Ser
ows" (Coombs). w. +. Skeele, organst and
musical director, will give an organ concert
Friday evening, November Is, in the audi
torium. Miss L. f. Pieper and Arthur Mar
shall Perry will assist.
st; Vincent's Church. Grand ayenne and
Washington street. At the 1880 o'clock
high mass Haydn's Sixteenth Mass will be
sung by the choir, consisting of solo quar-
tet and chorus, of which Prof. Il. w. Wilde
is director and organist. During the offer
tory Miss Underwood OF the Jossey Marvin
Company will sing Tolsti's Ave Maria. The
soloists in the mass are Mrs. katherine
Chapman, contralto; MIR. Sullivan, tenor;
MIR. j. X. Weeks, basso.
The Cathedral choir will render Haydn's
Sixteenth Mass in fiat major today
at 10: 80 a. IN. The soloists are Miss Tertilla
Eisenmayer, soprano; Miss Lille Scanlon,
contralto; Mr.. Karl S. Thrower, tenor, and
Mr.. Joseph Scott, bass. They will be as
sisted by chorus. For oifertory Miss Scan
Buck. Mr.. A. j. Stamm is the organist.
Following is the musical program at the
Third Presbyterian Church, corner Sixteenth
and Hill streets: Morning servce-Prelude
Meditation in Il fiat" (Theo. Dubois)
Gloria Holden; response; offertory, Der
ceuse' (Dolbruck); trio solo and quartet,
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solo, Il Praise Thee, Lord" (Mendels-
sohn), w. John aGge; postlude, Grand
Chorus" (Dubois). Evenng-Service of
song, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Seats free.
Strangers invited. Prelude, ave Maria"
(MarcheronD, arranged by Edwin H. Lee
mare; anthem, Praise Ye the Lord God
APghty Ppdssry Poden Psoo ost eonsTat0 1s .,l: sGG
Williams; otfertory, "Intermezzo" Deii-
bes); trio, Protect Us Through the Com
ing Night" (Curschimannl, Miss Minna Ro-
per, Miss Williams, Mr.. Baird; tenor solo,
''Angel Land" (Pinsuti), Mr.. Baird; organ
solo, offertory in ID minor CBatlste), Miss
Mabelle A. Young; quartet, There Is Rest
ing By and By, (Hayen); ,postlude, march
A. Young, organist; w. John Gage, di-
rector.
Unity Church music. Morning service
Prelude in (Whiting); Venite, choir; an
them, Teach Me, Q Lord, (Florio) offer
tory solo, Invocation (Jordan), Mrs. lie
Sage; postlude, march PetralD;, Evening
Prelude, "Allegretto Grazioso" (Tours);
anthem, Behold the Western Evening
Light" (Shelley), choir; offertory anthem,
20 Thou Afflicted (Hauttman); postlude,
"Marche Pontifcale" (Towbelle). Frank l..
Huebner, musical director.
The more important music at Christ
Church lEpscopaD, Pico and Flower
streets, Rev. A. S. Clark, rector, will be as
ii; TIE Deum and jubliate (SullivanJ in D;
offertory anthem, "Hear, o My People,
(Stevenson), Miss Grace Longley and choir;
occasional, 80 Mother, Dear, Jerusalem"
(Ward.l Evening, at 1890 -Magnificat and
Nunc. Dimittis ,(Maunderl in G; anthem,
20 Blessed Is the Land OF God" (Stainer),
Miss Grace Sergeant and choir; offertory
anthem, Lovely Appear" (Gounod, Miss
ever With the Lord" (Sullivan). Freder-
ick Stevenson, organist and chormaster.
The musical program at the First Metho-
dist Church, William James Chick musical
director, will be as follows: Morning SER
yice--Organ prelude, offertory in d fiat
lTheo;, Salo2me), ": W.. Ellis; anthem,
4 He Nou VI IsiuCi AhOsSlllJ, cIlOTuS cnOlF,
offertory solo, "a Dream of Paradise"
(Hamilton Gray, Mr.. Chick; postlude, "Or-
chestra March" ID. r. Monroe). Evening
service-Organ prelude, "Pastorale," andan-
tino in G I'd. R. Monroe(, w. w. Ellis; an
them, praise the Lord" (Watson), chorus
choir; offertory anthem, Gently, Lord.
Oh Gently, Lead Us" Wawley), chorus
choir; postlude (Gustav Merkel).
At the First Christian Church the chorus
choir will sing in the morning Harry Rowe
In the evening the anthem viii be be- Christ CHri:
Is Risen From the Dead" &c. Whitney
Coombs).
At the Church Of the Covenant, Burt Estes
Howard, pastor, Los Angeles theater. at II
a; m, the program will be: Morning Song'
(Thomas); ''The Fair, Sweet Morn" lField1:
when Sinks the Soul' (Foote); Gloria
Patri (Holden(; response (Whiting); clos.
ing, "At Eventide" (Willis).
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