Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-12
Church Music

This will be the musical program at the
Old First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
eMorning-Organ prelude, "Pastorale'
C'Sonata No. ~, Guilmant; opening SEN
fence, "Sanctus" C'Holy City'o, Gaul;
anthem, "Magnfcat in D." Marks; quar-
tet, 20 Thou Traveller Unknown" Noble
organ postlude, Grand Chorus in ID, :"
Gnilmant.
Eyening-organ prelude, "Andante Can
table," Dethier; opening sentence, Sane
How Amiable Are Thy Dwellings, o
Lord; Barnby; offertory, Peace and
Light Chadwick; organ postlude, War
March of the Priests" Mendelssphn.
At the Church of the Redeemer the fol-
lowing music will be rendered tomorrow:
Morning-Prelude, Song of Triumph"
Matthews; professional, Stand Up,
Let the Righteous Be Glad" Lloyd; re-
sponse, NEARER, My God, to Thee, -
Hanscom; offertory, Spring Flowers, 4"
Gade; anthem, 81 Am Alpha and Omega
| lStainerl, Mr.. Palumbo and choir; recita-
tive and air. Come Unto Me" (coenenl,
Mr.. Savage; "Postlude," Loret
Evening Prelude, allegro" Wely;
professional, s'stand Up, Stand Up for
STs a' of Jairu us sta Gne Mrs
Spanjer and Mr. Boyle; offertory, Song
of the Deep Abt; anthem, 'tHark, Hark,
My Soul Shelley, Mrs. Spanjer and
Mrs. Baney and choir; postlude, March,
Mrs. Charles X. Roys will tell of her
work in China at the morning service of
the Second Presbyterian Church tomor-
! preach. The Following win compose the
musical numbers for the day:
Morning-Prelude, "Andante Cantabile, >
| from Fourth Symphony Widor; an
| ley; organ offertory, "Andante Grazioso, =
Frysinger; oifertory, alto solo, 1.-THE Lord
Is Mindful" Mendelssohn; postlude,
Evening-Prelude, I'm springtime." Hol-
Inns; anthem, Through the Day Thy Love
Hath Spared U.s." Naylor; organ Offer
tory, Communion, Faulkes; olfertory,
Schneider; response, selected; postlude,
Gothic March, salome.
The music at the High Street Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow will be:
Morning-organ, Grand Choeur," Nc
D. Buck; offertory, Seek Ye the Lord, E"
Roberts; postlude, March in F." Wag-
ner.
4 Y n n georgian, Song Without
eat in ID fiat" West; offertory, Jesus,
Saviour of My Soul" Rubinstein; Post,
lude in fiat" Lemagre.
tomorrow the following music will be
rendered:
Morning-Prelude, "Andante Grazioso, =
Smart anthem, He Shall Come Down
Hear Thy Children's' Cali Cover; offer
tory, 'Berceuse" No 2, Kinder; bass solo,
"rhe Publican" (VandewaterJ, Mr.. Ross;
postlude, Fantasia, West.
Water scenes'YS, NeyinG; anthem, Sing Sing
Alleluia Forth. Shelley; quartet. The
Home Light" Macy; response, Father,
Hear Thy Childrens Call" Cover; offer
soprano solo. Mrs. finland; postlude,
FESTIVAL March," Bruno HUM.
Az the Third Presbyterian Church;
Morning-Prelude "Melodia Religieusee,
Ye the Lord" Roberts; postlude, Grand
Choeur in c." Chauvet.
Evening-Special music by Mrs. Anna
Park Angel, cornetist = prelude. Media
ton" TIerese; anthem, Even Me" War
rem; cornet solos, Excelsior" Won Til
ger, and Largo Handel; postlude
march in Il Major" Gullmant
At Christ Reformed Church the pro-
gram will be;
Morning-organ, "Allegro,'' Hansen; an
them, Consider the Lilies' Topliff
quartet '.Benedictus, Buck; sermon
What 1t Is to Be "A Christian Today
organ, "Andante," Lerman:
Eyening-Organ, Largo" Handel; an
them, Saviour Breathe an Evening
Blessing" Housley; quartet, THE Dear.
est Spot Is Home, Sweet Home:" ser
mon, Makers and Breakers of Home >
organ, "Postlude In g." Harrington.
At st. Luke's NJ E. Church the pastor
the Rev. J. II. Macdonald, will preach
ut the morning service. Tie music will
he. Organ Dreludp 'Andautps CaILxin
anthem, 1.-The Lord Is My Rock" Wood
man; offertory, Prayer" Holius: sole
for bass, "If God So Clothe the Grass,
Bischoff; postlude Tempo III Marcia,
song service, with the old gospel hymns
those that were popular thirty years age
and that are rarely, If ever, heard now
In most of these the audience will join
in the choruses or parts of the verses
making an interesting and varied service