Evening star., 1909-03-14
MUSICAL MENTION.

The music commission OF the arch
diocese Of Baltimore held another meet
ing recently in that city when the fol-
lowing masses were approved without any
corrections: "Missa In Honor of ST. Rose
of Lima for tenor and bass tBottishiery):
"Missa Cantantibus Organis.' for four
male voices (Elner); "Missa in Honor Of
ST. Rosani," for tenor and bass Ferrata) /;
Mass in c. for two or three voices
0;ulinao: "Missa Mater Dolorosa,' for
two equal voices C1illebrand). "Missa in
Honor of st. Augustine for three male
voices Hocherbeinl: "Missa Jubilate, for
four male voices (koemenb: Short Mass
in B Flat" for soprano. alto. tenor and
bass tPerrnchoD: "Missa Solemne.' for
three male voices kavanello); Missa
Ouinta in Honor of ST. Patrick for two
voices tSorim); Mass in Honor Of st. Stan
islaus." for three male voices (Singenberg-
and bass (Vranken): Mass in Honor OF
St Francis Xavier" for four male voices
(Witts); "Missa Di!ectus meus mihi,' for
tenor and bass tYon Piatro Alers). The
rections and notifications: Mass in G.
for soprano. alto. tenor and bass
tBroci: Mass in c." for four male voices
tEykeus); Third Mass in c." for so
prano. alto. tenor and bass G,oesch,:
Mass i'm F. for soprano, alto. tenor and
bass (Schubert-Gronesl: Mass No. L. for
soprano. alto. tenor and bass tNan I3ree)
Mass in Honor of ST. Cords Jesu. for
four male voices tWiegandn. The follow
ing mass was rejected: Mass in f. Flat,
for boy or male chorus tCampiglio).
The Amphion Quartet. composed of
Messrs. Fred Sillers. first tenor; r.. Stin-
son Barker. second tenor: Edwin t'aliow.
h1 ,it tnnn i,n1t hncp will
give a program of music at The Church
of the Covenant this evening. The quar-
tet Will sing My Master and My Friend
tRracke't. The Beautiful Land" 'Jones>.
lone Sweet'y Solemn Thought (Am-
brose BartlettD. Mcssrs. Callow and Sill
lers will sing a duet, "fIark, Hark. My
Soul tHarry Rowe Shelly. and there
will he several solos by members of the
quartet
given by Miss Cara Drew Tuesday even
| ing I'm her studio. when she was assist ed
| by Miss Pearl Waugh. accompanist. The
program was made UP Of English songs
and arranged so as to present the ancient
and modern songs in contrast. Mr.. O. q
| Sonneck of the music department of the
| Library OF Congress prefaced the recital
with tall. on TIC subject. The program
| included The Sunrise Ca!l'' and ''Wakon-
da dhan "a dhe Ike" Undian songs,. THE
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| A-Renderin - NEGRO sone,. Folk Song
| (Stephen G. Foster). The Hours Grief
| tSpanish- Americanb. My Days Have
Been SO1'Wondrous Free" F'rancis Hop
| kinson), Autumn Sadness tNevinD, I'm
! Wearn' Ava. Jean tFooteI, The Good
| Samaritan Chadwick, Good Night
tBeach,. THE Swan Bent Low to the
Lily and Deserted tMacDowell. Isl
| lent Moon tConverse). "OrpheuS and His
Lutte" CManney). ITO Helen uoeffier).
Lament of Deirdre" Gilbern, Spring
| tShapleigh,. Cupid and the Maiden
| 'kroegep and Egyptian War Song
'Hadley).
| A special musical service was given last
! Sunday evening at the United Brethren
| Church. The regular choir. under the di-
| recton of Miss Lila McBath. was assist
| ed by Miss Virginia Light. soprano. o,
| Lebanon. Pa, and Miss Lillian Cheno-
| with contralto. of this city.
Miss Amy Clement 1.eavtt. pianist was
| one of the soloists at the recent meeting
! of the Women's Single Tax Club at the
home of Miss Bertha Yoder. She was
| heard I'm two Chopin preludes and a Bo-
| hemian dance tAdam GeibeD. Other mum
bers on the program We're given by Mrs
I Alphonso G. Drake, soprano
Mr. T. II. Maxwell, who has been quite
| ill, is sufficiently recovered to he out
again and expects to resume his place il
| st. Aloysius choir today.
Mr. A. L. Williams Pearce of Washing
| Ton has composed and published The
Georgia Military March" which he ha.
| dedicated to the Chatham Artillery, Sa
| vannah. Ga.
, Mr. Theodore S Howard will sing Har-
! gett's 20 Salutaris Hostia' at the YES