Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-13
Church Music

Music at High Street Presbyterian
Church tomorrow: Organ. "ofertory,"
Read; anthem, Come, See the Place
Where Jesus Lay" Parker; offertory,
bass solo, Fear Not Ye, o Israel D.
Buck. Mr.. Ward; postlude. march from
'Tannhauser," Wagner. Evening, organ,
Simple Confession" Thorne: anthem,
Break Forth Into JOY" West; alto solo
by Miss Dewey, Something for Thee"
Case; postlude, "Festal March," Brookes.
Second Presbyterian Church: Morning
Prelude. Melody" Luard-Selby; anthem,
Forward Be Our W~atchword," Shelley /;
offertory, alto solo, Christ Is Risen,"
Sullivan; postIude. Coronation March,"
Meyerbeer. Evening-Prelude, Spring
Song" Mendelssohn; anthem, Lift Up
Your Heads" eoleridge-Taylor; offertory,
anthem. List. the Cherubic Host" Gaul;
At St. Luke's NJ. E. Church. Rev. ]. H.
Macdonald. pastor, the morning music
will be: Organ prelude, "Larghetto,' Co
pocci; anthem, Spirit Of God Humason;
offertory, "Reverie," Faulkes; solo for
bass. Consider and Hear Me-" Wooler.
Mr.. G. H. Downing; postlude. "Postlude
in B fat" Munroe. Evening prelude,
Overture IN F. Vincent; anthem. Hymn
In the Night" Brown; offertory, "Melo-
de-" Penfield; duet for tenor and bari
tone. Lead Kindly Light Lansing, Mr..
E.. A. Burkhardt and Mr.. G.. H. Downing;
postlude, Allegro Maestoso." Loret.
ST. James's ~Episcopal-Iow Sunday. At
the morning service, II a. M, the Easter
music will be repeated. Organ prelude,
r &c gsatis Chorus aOT0 snI Hbagdn' sc sGhTist, o Te
Deum, Steane; They Have Taken Away
Our Lord solo anthem, Stainer; organ
postlude, "Pilgrims' Chorus" Wagner.
Easter carol service; organ prelude, Elm
feste Burg ALA Bach" Luther: God Hath
Appointed a Day" solo anthem. Tours;
postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus" Handel.
Leonard Stuart. organist.
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church-The
Easter music will be repeated. James
Philipson, the organist, will render a brief
organ recital preceding the regular eve
at 1880. The program for the day will be
as follows: Morning-Prelude. Andante.
Tschaikowsky; anthem, God Hath Ap-
All Ye Who Weep" Faure; postlude,
Anglican March, Vincent. E~vening-Prel-
ude. Spring Song Hollins; anthem,
Christ Our Passover Schilling; quartet,
'Hosanna," Granier; offertory, organ solo,
with Sweet Lavender" Op. 81. Mac
Dowell: anthem. Christ the Lord Is
Ihlbtlis JUN POGElAott hAAACh AAOn La
Case Noisette,'' Tschaikowsky.
Rev. Henry R. Rose will preach in the
Church of the Redeemer Sunday morning
on 1.-The Hundredth Sheep" based Upon
the subject of the beautiful memorial
window that is to be unveiled in memory
OF Deacon Isaac r. Curtis. The illus
trated lecture at 7:45 will be on The
Blackmore in his celebrated novel, Lorna
Doone."
Rev. T. Aird Moffat, pastor of the First
viii speak to the Vance class of the
North Reformed Church tomorrow after
moor on The Lankiest Letter IN the
Alphabet"
st. Paul's Episcopal Church-Easter
service repeated. Professional, Come Ye
Faithful" Sullivan; Christ, Our Pass
over" Shilling Te Deum. 3 fiat minor,
P HAn seck' Roll iYu the Rock saving MaS.i, HHSimdaS,
"Aiieluia, Aileinia," Sullivan; offertory,
My Hope Is in he Everlasting" Awake
Professional. Come Ye Faithful" Sui
Ivan; Magnificent n Nunc Dimittis, B
fat, Gounod; Hymns. He Is Risen"
Name Holden; offertory. why Seek Ye
the Living" Clace; occasional, 1.-THE
Strife Is Ger" Palestrina. Assisted by
MISS r. Palmer. Soprano; MISS ~. StaAtS,
soprano; Miss S. Wood, alto. Mr.. G. f.
Maynan, tenor; Mr.. II. A. Zimerman, vio-
linist; Mr.. Paul r. Richter. '%cellist.
In the Third Presbyterian Church the
Easter music will be repeated in part.
In the evening Miss Amelia NJ. AXE, vio-
linist, of Brooklyn, will play the follow
ing: air" Gluck: Cradle Song"
Brahms: (a), LA Fleurie," Couperin; (b),
"Chanson,' Kreisler; "Andantino," Mar
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