Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-21
Special Christmas nuslc

ing in the following program: Prelude
for violin and organ, Romance Beeth7
from Neyin's "Adoration;' alto solo,
The Virgins Lullaby" Buck, Mrs. New
ton Soper; duet for tenor and baritone,
Rise, Crowned with Light" Bracket,
soprano solo, Might of Nights" Van de
Water, Miss May C. Korb offertory for
violin and organ, Meditation" Masse-
net: tenor solo, Christmas Shelley, e..
A. Burkhardti bass solo from the Mes,
siah;'' recitation, Thus Saith the Lord
air, But Who May Abide the Day of His
| Coming" G. ii. Downing; solo for violin,
Adagio, Mendelssohn; organ postlude,
Chorus of Shepherds Lemmens, Miss
Lucy j. Stephens.
The following program will be rendered
| at Grace Church at IL o'clock Christmas
! Day by the choir of forty men and boys,
under the direction of Charles c. Corwin,
organist and choirmaster: Prelude, 1.-Two
Christmas Hymns" Transcription, Gull
mant; solemn procession. kyrie, Tours
Credo in e fiat, West; anthems, GLORY
to God in the Highest" Lee; Sing, Oh.
Sanctus, Benedictus. Agnus Del and Clio.
ria in Excelsis, West; postlude, Alleuia, y
Loret.
At Christ Reformed Church the
| Christmas services will be held tomor
row with the following music: Morn
ing Organ, CHARITY" Rossini: anthem
Sing, o Sing Shelley: quartette, And
There We're Shepherds" Johnson; SER
mon, the Rev p A. Berker; organ, An
dante Grazoso, Haydn. Evening: Carol
'Silent Night" Haydn; cantata, 1.-The
Holy Night . John Hyatt Brewer. Miss
Frances oRourke, soprano; Miss Elsie
Hunter, contralto Charles w. Clark,
tenor and Clarence lack bass
At the North Reformed Church the Rev.
Prof. Hugh Black will occupy the pull
pit both morning and evening. The mu-
Morning: relude, violin and organ),
'Nocturne,". Chopin; anthem, Calm on
the Listening Ear the Night" Parker
Christmas carol (choiIrli 10 Little Babe
solo, (soprano), Rejoice Greatly" (Mes-
siah) Handel; anthem, violin obligato),
The Nativity" Haesche; postlude, (vio.
lin and organ, Alteration" Borowski
Concerto" Du Beriot; Christmas carol
by choir, "The Babe of Bethlehem" 4"
Marston; olfertory quartette, violin OBJ
ligato), while Shepherds Watched Their
Virgins Lullaby" Buck; postlude, (yio-
lin and organ), "Humoresque,' Dvorak.
"Behold a Virgin 20, Thou that Tell
the Eyes of the Blind Be Opened" 'He
Shall Feed His Flock" Mrs. George w.
Barrey; Come Unto Him." Mrs. Speer-
1Ml.inion; Thus Saith the Lord But
Mystery" 'grhe Trumpet Shall Sound"
Charles Guliek; And the Glory of the
Lord" "HaTelujah," Pastoral Sym
phony," and Festival Finale" Demarest.
At Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal
Church the morning order of music by
the chorus choir, led by David Boyd, will
include: '"Twas Christmas Day" Hoyt
Behold c,oBia Bring You Glad Tgiddngs,"
.'re Deum," A. Footei "Benedictus, =
Bruche; offertory, 30, Little Town of
Bethlehem" Neidllnger.
At the close of the rector's sermon on
"There Were Shepherds Abiding in the
Field" Fishers arrangement Of these
words will be sung by Walter Bladen.
The morning order will be repeated
Christmas morning at IL O'clock. and the
rector will preach.
Christmas Day Hoyt; Gloria PatFiS
| Geibel, Benedictus, Bruch, and The
Shepherds Dream" Geibel.
The Christmas festival of the Sunday
cember q. A cantata will be presented
| by the children.
The program of music to be rendered
at st. Patrlcks Cathedral on Christmas
| Day viii be:
At solemn pontifcal high mass, II a.
m. prelude, "Christmas Morning." Bar
rett Orchestra and organ; professional,
Come, Let Us Go to Bethlehem,' anci,;
harmonized by DR. Tozer; the mass sung
| on this occasion will be Rheinberger in
c, with. orchestra. and organ accompani-
ment; the ppoPrldd sFadHale n1d ana COM M
offertory, "Adaste Fldees," Novello's
! setting; recesslonal, angels from the
Realms of Gloiy," Bonner.
| At vespers the music will be: Pro-
cessional, "Adeste Fideles,n hymnal ar
and yesper hymn, "Jesu Redemptor, y
from the Gregorian; Alma Redemp-
| Hostia,' soprano solo), by Ponofka
'Tantum Ergo" grand chorus with bari
tone solo), Dethier; "Laudate DOminum,
fifth Gregorlan tone; recessiOnal, "Hark
| the Herald Angels Sing
The Sanctuary Choir, under the direc
tion of the Rev. John f. Kiernan, viii
sing the professionals. recessionals, th'
proporia Of the mass and the yespel
Psalms with the antiphone, The regular
choir of the cathedral, with augumenta
tions consisting of quartet and chorus
accompanied by an orchestra of string
and the organ, will sing the mass anC
the different morceaux of figured music
The quartet consists of: Mrs. Saral
Martin Gribben, soprano; Miss Clarl
| Scanlon, contrGlto; Charles II. TraVers
tenor, and Nicholas J. lyman, bass
The Rev DR.. Pleasant Hunter will
preach in the Second Presbyterian Churcl
tomorrow morning and evening Thl
morning subject win be: "rhe Visit o.
the Wise Men," evening, "a Christma
Address" The following musical pro
gram viii be rendered during the day;
Morning. Organ prelude, Christina
Pastorale," James II. Rogers; anthem
"Brlghtest and Best of the Sons of th
Morning." Parker; organ offertory, Pas
torale Symphony" Handel; baritone solo