The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
MUSICAL GOSSIP.

Tho music prepared for the services tomorrow
at the First Presbyterian church will consist Of
a "le Dcmu," solo and chorus, Dudley Buck
baritone sole from "Ihe Holy City" j. r. Wat.
kins; anthem, "At Evcntidr." solo aud chorus,
(Schnechep; tenor solo, "0ut of the Deep,
davies, David stephens.
The excellent music given by the double quar-.
tettc is an acceptable feature of the services.
Strangers in town and all are cordially wei.
coined. The pastor, Rev. james Mcleod, u. D.,
will preach the sermon.
Thomas Beynon, now Of New York city. called
on friends during the week lie is in good
health and progressing nicely
The following musical selections will he rcn.
dered AT the morning and evening services tonlor.
row at Elm Park church. urdor the direction Of
j. Alfred Pennington, organSt and choir master:
MORNING
Organ, EcGic in g Minor .............I .Icmagre
Choir. Anthem, 30 Taste and See" ......... Goss
Organ, Melody in Major ............. Dunhani
Duet for Tenor and Bass "Jcsus, Thou Joy
OF Loving Hearts" ...................N .Negsnd
Mr. Woolcr and Mr.. Warren.
Organ, PostIude in & Minor ........... Gladstone
EVENING.
Organ, Prelude in { Major ..............B .BrySon
Choir, Anthem. Leave Is Not" ....... staner
Organ, PaStorale from Sonata No. 49,. Guimant
Bass solo Selected
Choir, Hymn, "Lct the Gospel Light Shine
ou .'..,,.....-...,.... ..,,..,....,..,..G .Gelhel
Organ, Postlude March from Ariane .,Guimant
!. r. watkins studio has undergone COM
plctr change, having been thoroughly renovated
at the hands Of a painter artist
Edmund Thiele, a gifted and advanced young
NiDliuiSt of scranton. will In fcw waase leuNs
this city TO continue his lessons on the violin
with the peerless master, Henry Schradieck, OF
New York Before leaving he will be rendered a
concert. the programme OF which will be given
by an array of home talent seldom heard together.
Besides his own numbers, our young friend will
be assisted by Miss Eliza Glrrigan, contralto
Mrs. Kathryn Thicle. soprano; Mr., Alfred Wooler,
tenor; Mr.. Eugene Ham, flute; Mr. Charles Doer.
sam, piano, and others, The concert will be at
Guern,cy's hall, Monday, Sept. 30.
The following musical selections will he used
al the morning service IN the Second Presbyterian
church, No evening service:
Organ Prelude, Andante in F Johnson
Hymn Anthem, "Gracious Spirit" ........G .Gounod
Misses Black and Gsragau; Mcssrs.
Gippc and Morgan.
OHcrtOTv--Alto Solo, "PraiSe the Lord"
Hammered
Miss Garagan.
Organ Po,tudc ,,.,.,.....,.....,.,,....,.. Bach
Mr. J, NJ. Chance, Organist and Director.
I -
Tho singing of the augmented choir In the
First Presbyterian church at the memorial scr
vice last Thursday morning was Impressive in
the extreme and has received many favorable
comments.
Professor George r, Carter formerly orranist
NJ Elm Park church, this city, has Just closed a
series nj organ rccitals given by him at the Pan.
American exposition. Nr, Carter has been en-.
gagged to take charge OF the music in the large
PrcSby bytorian church at Emra, y. y, having
resigned lis position az professor Of orga. at
Wesleyan university, Delaware, O., 10 do so.
Theodore PrcssHr, music publisher, PhladcI.
pha, has accepted and will shortly publish Mir.
Alfred Woolcr's new song, "Cmslnas Morn
Hath nlvncd Again" Mr.. Wooler is fast gain
ing an international reputation as a composer n
first class songs, some Of which have had exceed.
ingy large sales, both in England aud in this
country. His sacred songs, Gland So Fair" and
"lIcavCn Is Not Far Away" are being very cXten.
siycy sung.
Il II
Mr., Alfred Woolcr is back to work again in his
vocal studio after six weeks vacation
The famous Schubert Ouartette held its first
rchcarsal for the season of lo0ll902