The sun., 1900-04-12
EASTER MUSIC In CHURCHES
Some Elaborate Programs Prepared,
Especially at st. Paul's and
Other Roman Catholic
Churches in This

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All the churches in this city have pre-
pared special musical programs for rem
dltion oil next Sunday, Easter, both at
the morning and evening services. The
most elaborate programs are to be rem
dered in the Catholic and Methodist
churches.
AT the Easter service in Trinity Epis-
copal Church at 10 80 O'clock in the
morning the choir under the direction OF
/. Leslie Carpenter, will render the fol-
lowing program: TIE deum in i fiat,
Boyton Smith; Christ, Our Passover,
Chappele; communion service in T. fat,
Godfrey. The choir will assist in the
chidren's festival at Z 80 p. IN when it
will sing + e anthem "Bieak Forth Into
Joy,' by Barnabee.
Iu st. Johns Episcopal Church, at the
Easter service in the morning the choir
in charge Of Choirmaster Francis II.
Morrison will render the following pro-
gram: Professional 1l2, Jesus Christ is
Risen;" Christ, Our Passover" Danks;
Gloria Patria, Sullivan; TIE dtum, A 20
The Strife is O'er;' communion SER
offertory, "Christ is Risen," Gothic;
~ eS.ohal Aio, Ao eho i4tno 0 lllgn
Feast"
The program to he observed ON Easter
at Scott RI. +. Church is as follows
opening chorus, Professional; hymr,
Jesus Reigns;' responsive scripture
reading; invocation, chorus, "The Bels;"
chorus, awake and Sing" recitation,
Apostles Greed by entire school; address
by the pastor; solo, "Beantiful LiIes;"
chorus, 'Jesns Lives" recitation,
Easter chorus. Christ Arose." reci-
tation, Legend of Christi" chorus,
king of Glory;' exercise, 'The Rise n
Christi chorus, The Song OF Victory"
recitation, 'No Tears Today" chorus,
20 Conqnering Angel" Easter Offering;
Closing chorus, occasional, "His is
Risen;' benedction by the pastor.
St. Peters II. @. Church.
Bishop Monaghan will be celebr Mt
at TIE Solemn Pontfcial mass in st.
Peters at 10 30 O'Clock Easter morning.
Mass will BIZ in fat, assisted by the
Opera House orchestra, Professor Cor
man, director, and organist.
Services at st. Paul's r. C. Church
Ester Sunday will be he most eabor-
ate in the city. At 1890 q. IN. the pro.
gram will be:
Prelude, orchestra; Vidi Aquam, Him
n el; proc, ional, Bach; mass, "St. Ce-
ciia," Gounod offertory, "Alma Virgo
Hlmmel; postllde, "Haleluja," Messiah;
ricessional, March of the Monks"
I hopin. H. B. Preston, director; VIM.
NJ, $ Brown, olganist.
At 7,3O p. in the music will be:
Solemn vespers, Millard; veni, Giorza;
otferory, alma Virgo" Himmel; mag
niticat, Marzp; Regina Coei, Gloria;
= Saiutaris, karss; Tantum Ergo.
The choir " ill be assisted by the Phil
harmonic orchestra Of twelve pieces un-
der the direction OF Ed Bruce.
At St. Patrick's II. G. Church Easter
music will be as follows: The Asphergus,
Won La Hache; Kyriea Gloria and
Crado, Won La Hache; Hac Dies Da,
Ratt; Sanctus and Acnus Del, Won
Webber.
This music has been prepared by ]. F.
Curren, director, and Miss Mary Murphy,
organist.
At St. Mays II. c. Church in the
morning this program will be rendered:
Prelude, selected, orchestral Vidi Aquam;
Maizo's first mass, with full orchestral
accompaniment; tffertory, Lauda Sion,
l.ambillotte; postlude, selected, or
chestra.
At Z sop. m. the music will BIZ as fol-
lows: Nespers, Millard; Neni Creator,
kaist; hymn, Lauda Sion, Lambillotte:
Magnificent, Me' ca6ante; Saliva Regina,
Mlllard; VSalntaris, soprano solo, Bas.
,lui; Tantum Eleo, Verdussen. Choir
master, A. j, Butler; director OF orches-
tra, Charles Bittner.