Evening star., 1919-04-20
MUSICAL MENTION

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tartan Church The program will
consist of the organ numbers, "Alle-
gro" (Guilmant) and "Scherxo Sym
| phoniQue" (Debat-Ponsan): trio fol
harp. violin and organ. Hymn tf
Saint Cecilia" (Gounodl; bass solos
with violin and harp obligatoa '-Th<
Resurrection" (shelley). ''Hymne'
(Faure) and "Hosannah" (Granier)
harp solo, "Au Monastere~ (Hascel-
| mans); violin solo "Andante" (Kien.
| iawskD.
! Miss Nettie Craig and Richart
! Backing will be the two special solo.
! lists at the Easter musical service Of
, the Church of the Covenant this aft
| ernoon at $40 o'clock. In addition, the
! triple quartet will give four numbers
| in which Miss Craig, Miss Beisser anG
Mr.. Backing will sing incidental solos
| This evening at 8 o'clock the evening
(, choir of 165 voices will give Its
! Miss Jacobs featuring as the special
soloist, with incidental solos by Fred
East. Both services will be under di-
rection of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
with Harvey Murray at the organ
and. in the evening. with Claude
Robson at the piano. The program
follows: Afternoon, organ prelude
"Maestoso" (Rousseau); anthem. THE
Day of Resurrection (Ambrose)
tenor solo: my Hope Is in the Ever.
tstainer). Mr.. Backing: anthem
Awake, Thou That Sleepest" tStain-
err; soprano solo, Jesus of Nazareth
King" (Hamblen). Miss Craig; an
them, angels of Eastertide" (Geibel)
incidental duet, Miss Beisser and Mr.
-lrs IN;1
With Sounds of Holy Mirth" (Gal.
braith); organ postlude, Finale
(BartletD.
Evening. organ prelude. "Hosannah"
(Hartman); anthem. "A Fearful Thing
to Die" from Life and Death" (Gou-
nod), incidental solo. Mr.. East; contralto
solo. BE Ye Glad (Ambrose). Miss
Jacobs; anthem, Unfold Ye Portals
Everlasting from The Redemption"
(GounodD; offertory anthem. Halle
lujah Chorus" from 'The Messiah
(HandeD: "Sevenfold Amen" (Stain-
err. organ postlude, Grand Choeur"
Gemaigre).
At All Saints Episcopal Church.
Chevy Chase. the music this morning,
Chase. organist. will include the or
Major by Batiste: anthem. Christ
ScS,,1ias Our passoysr and and nGiosia' both by
Dcum. Dy CuSIance,
Awake Thou That Sleepest," by
Stainer: Dresden Amen: organ post
lude. ''Triumphal March, from "Naa-
man." by Costa
At the memorial service for the
late Gen. Hilary Herbert, held Tues
day evening at Confederate Memorial
Hall; the musical portions were rem
dered by a quartet consisting Of Mrs.
Otis d. SWEET, Miss Nan Field. Joseph
Conner and Arthur Guilford, with Mrs.
Grace Dufour Brown as accompanist
and director. the selections including
the anthems. THE Soul Of the Right
by John Marsh. and the old hymns,
Asleep in Jesus" sung by Miss Field.
and Shall We Gather at the River?"
by the entire company.
The quartet of the First Baptist
Church, composed of Mrs. Florence
Howard. soprano and director; Miss
Mary ,ena, Jacobs snd e11sralto %t y Hsnsy kru
will render this morning. Christ Our
bss% by Buck. kses9,!lnk ana Mrs. a9S aoward
my re Redeemer sr"aa and Y ~ HrIolet' Iord. abS bS
Buck. Mrs. Edmund Barry, at the
Lemaire. and Festival March" by
Meyerbeer.
Mrs. Henry White, director of the
choir of Incarnation Church. has ar
ranged program Of festival music
for this mornings service in which
the choir will sing the professional,
Welcome; Happy Morning" by Sui
Hodges: 'Te Deum" and "Jubilate in
G Major" by Calkin; "The Strife Is
Ger. by Palestrina; offertory anthem.
Awake Up My Glory" by Barnby:
introit. AT the Lambs High Feast
We Sing" by Sullivan: Communion
cessional. Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day." by Sullivan. The solo parts
will be sustained by Mrs Olive Joyce.
soprano; Alice Jones, contralto, and
Quincy Werlein. baritone. Before the
service. Lynch LHquer. violinist, will
Ny Redeemer Liveth." from The
Messiah" by Handel, with organ ac-
commandment and. for the postlude
Emelie Margaret White will play
Coronation March," by Aeyerbeer.
Otto Torney Simon has Organised
another chorus of male voices to be
called the Euterpe Club, which will
meet Wednesday evenings at the
rooms Of the War Camp Community
Service. The first meeting was held
during the past week with a most en-
couraging attendance and rehearsals
were begun on choruses from The
Messiah. st Paul. and Verdfs
Requiem" which 1t is proposed to
give some time this spring in con-
junction with the Polymnia Choral
Society and the Apollo Glee Club. The
Polymnia Society meets for rehearsal
Monday evenings at the Wilson Nor
NAL School and singers interested are
invited to join these Organisations at
any OF the rehearsals. The concert
In which the three societies will sing
is to be a memorial affair to the men
VINO nave made the supreme sacrifice
IN the war There are no dues, but
SINGERS would be expected to purchase
their own music.
Miss Ruth Bronson, violinist. win a.
sist the choir of Gunton- Temple Presby-
terfAn Church at the service this morn
Ing. when she will play ITO Spring. by
Greg. and the obbligato to the tenor
500. -Hosanna," by Granier. which win
De sung by the director, John G. Klein
The choir, with Mrs. Klein at the organ.
VIII render the anthems, Christ Our
PASSOVER, by Schilling; incidental solos.
DTS. Harry Shacklett and Mr. Klein:
christ the Lord Is Risen Today" by
Porter: incidental solos, Miss Nav Nor
WOOD. Mrs. Nina Claflin Piozet and Fred
East. ana % Light Eternal by Miles.
Miss Marion Mccoy, soloist of the
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist. az
| sisted by Miss Edna Hazard, soprano.
and Miss Helen Welch, accompanist.
VIII give the program OF the weekly mu-
sicaI at the Y. NJ. c. A. Tuesday after
noon from $50 to O'Clock. There will
be several duets by the two singers. and
Miss Mccoy will also give the soloe. ssIf
j Built a World for You" by T. INhnno N