The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-04
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

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The music committee Of the First Bap-
|tist Church, the Avenue Of the Presidents
i(Sixteenth street, and o Street North
iwest, feel gratified In securing Miss
Florence Noack to take charge of their
music Miss Noack was formerly soprano
soIoist of the Metropolitan M. E. Church,
land is well known in musical circles She
assumed her new duties April /, and is
Arranging a special musical programme
for each service. An entire evening with
the choir will be given May II. the pro-
igramme to be announced later.
| The personnel Of the choir follows:
Miss Florence Noack. soprano; Miss Net
lite Kluge. contralto; A. w. Jett. tenor;
Raymond Moore. basso; Edmund Barry.
lorgan; Mrs. s. ". Cusack, first violin
Frank Howard, second violin; Miss Lillian
Milovitch. viola, and George Frey, cello.
| The musical numbers for today are:
Morning service-"Rock of Ages (Buck).
vocal quartet; THE Penitent' (van de
Water. Miss Noack; La Douleur'' (Boc-
calorD. Mrs. Cusack. Evening service
1.-The Golden Pathway Gray. Mr..
Moore; 'Fruhlinsglaube" (Schubert),
Miss Milovich and Mr.. Howard; LIED
Iohne Worte' (Mendelssohn), Miss Milo
vich and Mr.. Howard.
| The following musical numbers will be
rendered today at the First Congrega-
tional Church: Morning service-Organ
prelude, melody in K minor iMacfarren) /;
anthems, 20, Taste and See" (Goss), and
Unfold Ye Portals (GounodD; offertory,
aria from "The Creation with Yer
dure Clad CHaydn). Mrs. Smart: organ
postlude, finale in B fiat CWosten-
holme). Evening service-Organ prelude
| in E minor (MerkeD; anthems, .Bene-
dictus." in F Chadwick, Sun of My
Soul (Salter), and Come Unto Me"
(Wagner); organ postlude. march in D
(SmarD.
The first concert to be given by the
Mount Pleasant Orchestra, ]. o. Burn
ham, director, at Whitney Avenue Chris
tian Church, Park Road. just east of
Georgia Avenue, will take place Wednes-
day evening, May z. at o'clock. The
orchestra will be assisted by F. l. Tay-
lor. violinist, accompanied by Miss Flor
ence NJ. Kidwell, pianist. The following
numbers will be given: March. THE
Winning Fight" (Holzmann): overture.
THE Magic Flute mozart; Hungarian
Dance" No. S (Brahme): violin solo, con-
certo No. l Ode BerioD, F. L. Taylor;
dance antique. La Morsaria' (Morse);
dance Mexicana, "Panquita" (Robyn):
waltz. Might and Day" (Klickman); vio-
lin solo, "Mazurka de Concerto (Musin):
Song Without Words" CTschaikowsky);
finale, Three Million Dollars Cried
land. The personnel of the orchestra
follows: Violins, F. l.. Taylor Concert
MASTER, c. p. Seebold, C. w. Cheney, u.
Segal, R. II. Featherstone, B. E Rich
ardson, S. NJ. Jones. r. c. Valentine. c.
c. Hurchison: viola. G. E. Rosen; 'cellos,
F..S. Boorman, p. C. Thompson: bass. s.
X. Millen: drums, w. Mcclure; flute, ].
NJ. Campbell; clarinet. S. D. Grove. NJ B.
Granger; trombones, +. S. Cheney, c. S.
Marcus; comets. F. E. Fisher, W. r.
Saunders. W. f. Difenderfer. A. F..
Shambaugh; French horns, T. G. Fur
nay. ]. r. Locke; pianist. Miss Florence
NJ. Kidwell.
At the Church of the Covenant this
evening the evening choir OF 100 voices,
under the direction of Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson, with Harvey Murray at the
organ will give an entire "Mendelssohn
evening" repeating, by request, the
fourth musical service given last Janu-
airy. The programme is as follows: Or
gan prelude, andante from quartet (Men-
delssohn): professional hymn. No. 173,
"Hark the Herald Angels Sing (Men-
delssohn); soprano solo, II Will Sing Of
Thy Great Mercies"-St. Paul-(Mendel-
ssohn), Miss Reuter-: solo. recit. Draw
Near, All Ye People and aria. Lord
God of Northumberland
Mr.. Miller: hymn No. 2s7, 20. Word of
God Incarnate' ,tMendelssohn): duet,
Now We Are Ambassadors''-St. Paul
(Mendelssohn), Mr. Blanchard and Mr..
Miller: offertory, anthems, How Lovely
Are the Messengers and Thus Saith
the Lord"-St. Paul-(Mendelssohn; an
them, Happy and Blest Are They"-St.
Paul-(MendelssohnD; 'Sevenfold Amen;
organ postlude, Priests March"-Atha-
lie-(Mendelssohn).
The Students Club Of the Washington
College Of Music held its regular meeting
last Friday evening in the recital hall
of the college, when the following pro-
gramme was given before large gather