Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
EASTER WILL BE
SEASON OF SONG
SPECIAL MUSIC PLANNED AT
ALL CHURCHES
APPROPRIATE cANTATAs PART
OF PROGRAM
Greatest Day in Christian Calendar
Will Be Observed by All De-
nominations--other
Church News

Raster. with its gladstone tidings OF
the risen Christ and the triumphant
Christianity, will be observed IN LOS
Angeles with beautiful services IN the
different denominations, marked III ca
thedral and mission with an apuhaalll
displav of beautiful California MOWERS
and elaborate musical programs on the
theme of the day.
Easter is one of the great days IN all
Christian churches, and LOT InanS
weeks preparations have been mace Lor
the event. The musical programs ILLS TN,
year are especially elaborate ana viii
include some of the pest kIloMh AiioSA-
clans in the city.
Raster sermons, with special services
for the children in the various churches'
will be a part Of the days programs
Easter musical services for Los An
geles churches will be as tollo"s'
Christ Episcopal
Celebration of the holy communion. ,o..,
OrGan-Allegro con fuoco, sixth sonata oGuil-
Processional-Hymn No. 100.
''Kyrie Eleison. communion In nat 'Hul-
manD. l., y GO. ,cru-
"Gloria Tibi" communion IN 4 "a' NN'
aGioria Patri'' Woodward. .
observation-disclosures! Christ 10 Nieeh
(Guilmant), by the choir
Offertory sentence-Anon.
Hymn No. 345. =.
"Sanctus," communion service III - nat
(GuilmanD. l., a..
(GuilmanD. ..,,. L..
"Goria in Excelsis, communion seiNiSe AZ
z fiat (Gu1manD.
amen" (Gower).
Recessional-Hymn No. 800.
Organ-Finale from seventh sonata Gull
mant).
This entire service will be sung at
early communion, 1880 a. M, and again
at the II o'clock service.
The choir now consists of the quartet:
Mrs, Robert Wankowski, soprano; MISS
Maude Elizabeth Richards, contralto;
Holm Douglas Walker. tenor and direc-
tor of music; William James Chick,
basso: Mr.. Archibald Sessions at the
organ: and a mixed chorus of about
seventy voices.
The communion service in E fiat of
Guilmant is very difficult and eiapo-
rate work, while the anthem, CHRIST
Is Risen" (GuilmanD, is written upon
the themes that were sung at the Coun-
Gil of Houen, called together by VIII
liam the Conqueror in 1880, A. d.
An unusual composition will be given
bv the Junior choir of Christ Episco-
pal church Sunday evening, when
special number on the program VIII be
the church scene from Mascagnfs
opera, "Cavalleria Rusticana." Mrs.
jeanette Abbott Boyd will sing as an
obligato "Queen of the Heavens" AS
A. prelude to this number Archibald
Sessions, the organist, will play the
"Intermezzo" from the same opera.
Members of the First Congregational
church orchestra will assist with
stringed instruments. Other musical
numbers of the service will be the
"Magnificat," and as offertory, Vim
cents GAS It Began to Dawn Mrs.
Eugene Torrey is director.
St. Johns Church
At the IL o'clock service at st. Johns
the music will be as follows:
Professional hymn-'Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today
Introit-"Christ Our Passover cTours).
''Kyrie," Gloria "Tibi" "Credo," Sane
Hymn-'"The Strife Is Ger"
Authenticity Seek Ye the Living Among
the Dead" (Hollins).
Gloria IN Excelsis" (old chanD.
The soloists will be Mrs. Bertha W. Vaughn
Miss Crystal Waters and A. Hannum and T.
H Ostrom The choir is under the direction
At 4;30 p m. will be the children's Easter fes-
tival service, with singing OF carols and
hymns
Temple Baptist
Prelude-"Easter Offertoire" Guard-Selby).
Chimes-'All Hail TO the Morning" (Adestes
F1deIes).
''Halielujah Chorus from Handers "Mes-
siah."
Quartet-'Lo, the Tomb Is Empty tBroome).
Baritone solo-"King of Kings" (BrscketO,
Mr.. Granger.
Anthem-"Jesus Lives" Gdacfarlane)
Observation-Disclosures Morning" Qdalling)..
Evening"