The Washington herald., 1914-03-29

dle), Mr.. Backing; incidental solo, sun
of My Soul (Bullard), Mrs. Gawler. Mr..
Backing. and Mr.. Humphrey; The Souls
Of the Righteous CFicld).
At the Church of the Covenant this
evening at O'Clock the following mu-
sical program will be given by the Vested
Evening Choir Of 100 voices under the di-
rection Of Mr.. Sydney Lloyd wrightson
with Mr.. Harvey Murray at the organ:
Prelude. "Andante Religioso'' CwesD;
Grown Him With Many Crowns" CEl-
vey); THE Lord Is Ny Rock" Wood
mani; Come Unto Me-" CCoenan), Mrs.
Gawler; incidental solo, Sweet Is Thy
Mercy" CBarnby). Mr.. wrightson; AT
Rest WesleyJ; ''S-venfoId Amen"
(Stainer); organ postlude. "Choeur Dia-
logue" CGigouu.
The vested choir Of the Church Of the
Ascension will sing --aunder's sacred
cantata. 'Olivet to Calvary" Wednes-
day night. April /, at o'clock. instead
OF tonight as previous: announced. The
soloists will be Messrs. Taylor. Chewn-
ing. and Calvert Bowie. tenors; A. n.
Gardner and Goodwin Williams. basses.
Albert w. Harmed is organist and choir
master.
The second social Of the Evening Choir
OF the Church of the Covenant this sea-
son was held on Wednesday evening.
The Rev. W. r. Wederspoon. pastor of
Foundry Church, gave his lecture. The
Real Aristocracy." TO the choir. and duets
were sung by Mrs. Gawler and Mr..
Wrightson. Refreshments were served,
and II was one Of the most enjoyable
evenings the choir has ever had.
The second of Mr. Sydney Lloyd
wrightson's invitation Thursday morning
musicales will be given in Studio Hall
next Thursday morning at II o'clock.
Mr.. Wrightson viii have as his guest
artist. Mr. Max Heinrich. of New York.
who will give his lecture. THE Song
Singers Art" illustrated by Mr.. Helm
rich with compositions of Schubert and
Schumann. Invitations are limited to EO.
The program Is as follows: Die Tauben-
POST" The Carrier Dove: Der Leier-
mann" The Organ Grinder: "Fruhlings-
CLAUDE" Faith in Spring: "Geheimes,"
Confidential. ''Gruppe ats dem Tar
tsrus," Group from Tartarus CSchuberu:
''Schneeglockchen." Snow Drops: "Mo1d-
nacht." Moonlight: "Erstes Grun." The
Green OF Spring. "MarienWurmchen."
Lady Bird; Gruss," Greeting; Die beiden
Grenadiere." The Two Grenadiers CSchu-
mann.
The Cathedral Choir. under the direc-
ton of Edgar Priest. will give Maunders
'Olivet to Calvary" today at I o'clock in
the Bethlehem Chapel. The solo parts
will be taken by Master Howard Young.
soprano: Master Ross Farrar. soprano.
Or. Henry Jaeger. tenor; Mr.. Henry II.
Tallmadge, barytone. and Mr.. Warren W.
Grimes, bass. No cards OF admission are
required.
Mr.. Harry Patterson Hopkins gave an
informal piano recital last Monday even
ing before the Charcoal Club. of BaIti-
more. The occasion was one of an art
exhibition by Baltimore artists, after
which the following program was pre-
sented: Etude. II Lamento. C sharp
minor (Moszkowsky); Jardins sur la pluie
CDebussy); The RosaryD CSevin). with
bell chimes interviewer throughout the
work. composed and introduced by Mr..
Hopkins; "Etude de Concert in minor
UiszJ.
There were about 100 guests present.
The Metropolitan Baptist Church.
corner OF Sixth and A streets northeast
is to have an evening with the choir
this evening. The following music will
tenuto" CMendelssohm by Miss Jessie
Involves the Sky" CShelleyl BY William
7. Ellis and choir; trio. Father Lead
Me" CButterieldD by Mrs. James NJ
Brooks, Miss Emma Guschewsky. and Or. !
W. Bruce Hoofnaglc: soprano solo. MY !
Redeemer and My Lord" CBuck) by Miss !
Nellie Barber; anthem. 'Sanctus" !
(GounoD by DR.. HoofnaGIe. Miss Ethelyn |
Galloway. and choir: mezzo-sOprano solo, !
Rock OF Ages CBischon) by Mrs. Gil !
hort CLARK ssTho
ly Vision" OBird) by Miss Ethelyn Gala !
way DIR. Hoofnagle. and choir. Miss !
Jessie Galloway is the organist and Gill !
bert a. Clark the director.
The quartet OF Calvary Baptist Church !
Miss Mabel Roberts. soprano; Mrs. VIII /
lam T. Reed. contraIto: Mr.. Richard p. !
tenor. and Mrs. Theodore T. |
Apple. bass) will render Stainers Cruel
fixion'' this evening. assisted by the
Sunday school choir The program will
be under the direction of MIR. L. \. Pot
ter, jr., the organ!st of the church.
Special music for Holy Week at the
Evangelical Lutheran Church of GeorCe-
town, will be as follows: Palm Sunday.
April }. The Palms CFaureI. 'Jerusa-
lem Parker. by Mrs. Waring and
chorus: "Hosanna" (Concone's mass in
- MdunON lnuTSQdN, ApFll y, - Sdlu-
taris' CConcone's mass in F.: Good FRI
day. April 10. Ave verum'' MOZART.
Calvary" (GounodJ. by Mrs. Warins;
Easter Sunday. April L. Easter An
hem CSuddsD. Christ Our Passover
Chapple). Miss NJ. l. Spaulding is or
;anist and director of choir.
On the program Of the next concert OF
he Motet Choral Society at the Columbia
Theater on April Is the German and Eng
ish schools of choral singing are parucv.-
arly represented. the German school by
he Song of Fate. by Brahms. and the
English school by especially two modern
horal writers of unusually fine and active
alent, Joseph Holbrooke and Granville
santock. In this program Holbrooke has
reated a text of Edgar Allan Poe-"To
musicianly distinction. 1t is
described as a dramatic choral song and
s an apostrophe to the idyllic beauty of
far-away Grecian island. and to the
Weakened memory of a lost love.
Bantock has appeared in three pro-
rams of the MOtet Choral Society. The
resent number is the spring chorus.
Awake" with a text OF literary interest
" Alfred Hayes.
The work of the Motet Choral Society.
irected by Otto Simon, has been unique
nd distinctive in a number OF its theo-
les, in its technique. in the building up
( its program. and in the lighting effects
t its concerts. The basis of its technique
: the repressive tone. rather than tone
uality. Through a series of preliminary
xercises at each rehearsal the chorus is
reated as the solo voice would be in the
tudiO. Breath control and beauty Of
onaI quality are encourag ged, resulting IN