Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-03

EASTER Music. Easter, with all its
trinmpbaut 10y 20 the Christian world,
will come Sunday. The gloom OF
Lent, eliminating in the commemora-
ton of the crucifxion on Good Friday,
gives way to the Joy OF the resurrection
and music, lights and flowers will tell
anew the story OF the triumph over
death. The Gazstle, in accordance
with its annual custom, publishes to-
day the programmes OF music to be
sung ID the churches at the Easter ser.
vices.
Christ Church. -Processionsl hymn,
"Christ the Lord is Risen Today"
Bodne; "Christ Our Passover" Will
liams; Gloria Patri, festival, Barrett;
TIE Deum, festival air from Wagner,
Holden; hymn No. 1l6, Roper; Gloria
Tibi, Wiske; hymn No. 12l, Victory"
PaIestrina; Ohertory, "Christ Has Won
tne Victory" Wlegend; sentence,
'Praise God From Whom A Blessings
Flow. Smari; communion service; Sane
tus, Garrett; hymn No. 225, Hodges;
Gloria in Excelsis, old chant. Even
ing service: Professional, "Christ has
Won the Victory" Wiegend; Gloria Pa
tri, Nos. / and 2, Williams and Barrett;
Msguifcst, Shepherd, Nunc Dimittis,
Shepherd, Hymn No. 1l5. Martin; o.
fertory, "Christ the Lord is Risen To-
day." Bodlns; sentence, "Prsise God
From Whom All Blessings Flow;"
hymn No. 1858, Powell.
Choir: Sopranos, Miss Mai Green
we'll and Mrs. Carroll Ashby; altos,
Misses Florence Sullivan ana Sierra
Taylor; teoor, Mr.. Jenkins; basso, Mr..
ca ,rlts Moore; organist, Mrs. Charles
@. Lennon.
St. Paui's Church. -Procsts oDal
hymn, No. 100, "Welcome Happy
Morning." Sullivan; anthem, "Cnrist
Our Passover" Sch.lling; Gloria PATH
10 F, Schnecker; TIE Daum IN E minor,
Schafiter; Jubilate 10 E fat, Corbio; To-
troit hymo, No. Ill, Christ the Lord
is Risen Today" Johnson; Kyrie 10 a,
EIvey; Gloria lib 10 F, Hodges; hymn
No. l22, Jesus Lives Ofsrtory an
them, "Now On the First Day." War
IeD; Ofertory ascriptioD, praise God
from Wnom All Blessings Flow" Sane
tue 10 F, Tours; Eucnsristic hymO, No.
225. BREAD OF the World" Hodge;
Gloria 10 Excelsis, old Grant.
Choir: Sopranos, Miss Carrie Evans,
Mrs. Blanche Berkeley and Mrs. DIR.
O'Brien; altos, Misses Sara Rathbone
and Reb'cca Pollard; tenors. M essrs. ;.
Frank Field and Angus MscNesl;
bassos, Messrs. George II. Evans ana
Richard Writ; violins, Messrs. Eiwsrd
Dunn aud 7. B. Amiss; cello, Mr.. Wal
ter Wbittlesey, and organist, Mr.. Sher-
man B. Fowler.
Grace Church-Tnere will be Sc
lected musical programme, including
wo new anthems. At $50 a. m the
{ al holy Communion will c0ntei1 tbs
@ ioicest musical features Of the days
celebration. Full morning PRAYER ADD
holy communion will ba rend cred at III
a. No., while ct 7.30 p. m. full choral
evening prayer will be rendered. Mr..
H. B Ramey, org suist, will be support
ed by the regular choir.
ST.. Mary's ChurcO. -MorniDg service
Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sinctus ard
A0nus Del, Mllard. Evening service:
Vespers, Lejesl; Magu6cat, Emerg
Ave Verum, o Salutsris, Tantum Ergo
and GregoriaD pslams.
Choir: Sopranos, Mrs. Julia Mon.
roe and Mrs. Nettie Donnelly Brill;
altos, Mrs. Mamie Boiling snd Mis-
Eaie Lyles; tenors. Messrs. William ID.
Whitcomb. L. NJ. Birrell, Leo Z. Hsr-
low and t. A. Stoutenburgh; bassos,
MIS- re-. Robert Wenzsl, 2. J. Downey
and VIM. l.. Hoy.
Some OF the other church choirs will
render special music on that day.