Evening star., 1923-03-18

ry Edward Mueller at the organ and
T Ex sANDERsoN, tenor soloist al
II st. Paurs Church, and William
parts in John Henry Maunders sacred
cantata, "Penitence, Pardon and
Peace" which will be given Good FRI
day night by the choir of Pinkney
Memorial Episcopal Church, Hyatts-
Vile.
Mr.. sanderson is one OF the best
known concert singers and church
soioists in this part OF the country,
and his agreement to sing the tenor
solo work at the Hyattsvtlle church
is welcomed by music lovers OF
southern Maryland and Washington.
Mr.. Moore is regarded as an au-
thority on English church music.
Prior to becoming master of chors-
ters at Pinkney Memorial Church. he
was baritone soloist at Emmanuel
years
The choir Of Pinkney Memorial
Church is regarded as one Of the
best in the Washington diocese. It's
Good Friday night musical services
annually attract large audiences.
Luther Place Memorial Church.
Music for today will be: Morning
service prelude. Spring Song" "a.
(schnecker0; offertory Gemare);
solo. 20 Save Me. God" (Berwald).
Miss Eva Bright. mezzo soprano; post
lude, Fantasia in F. CIV. T. Best).
Evening musical service. SIS o'clock:
tralto; prelude, Vision" (Rheinber-
ger); anthem, GLORIOUS Forever
(RachmaninoR); solo, Father Of
Heaven" from Judas MaccabaeusP
Love That Will Not Let Me Go" (Bers
wald); solo, "a Ballad of Trees and
the Master (Chadwick), Miss Levin:
onertory, Evening Prayer" (Smart);
anthem. Greater Love Hath No MaSp'
(John Irelsnd); solo, Savior, Breathe
an Evening Blessing" (Ries). Miss
Levin; postludc, March in B Minor"
(SchuberD.
On Palm Sunday. at 4:3o. the vested
choir Of St. AIargaret's Church win
render Maunder's Lenten cantata,
"Penitence, Pardon and Peace" with
full chorus. soloists, organ and string
instruments. The solo parts will be
Mr.. Wilbur W. Gantz. tenor. and Mr..
A. H. Deibert, baritone. Mrs. A. w.
Graef Will sing at the offertory
Gounods There is Green Hill Far
Away" Mr.. D. b Macleod will play
the organ accompaniment. assisted
by string instrumentalists.
The musical public are cordially in
vited to attend this rendition of
Maunder,s fine composition.
AT the Chapel of the Transfgura-
tion (EpiscopaD. at s pm. the can
tata, "Olivet to Calvary" by Maun-
der. will be presented. The numbers
include: ON the Way to Jerusalem"
(chorus), Before Jerusalem (solos
for tenor and baritone, Messrs. Kru-
ger and Hicks). I'm the Temple
(chorus and solos for soprano. tenor
and baritone. by Miss Mary stevens.
Messrs. Kruger and Little), The
Mount of Olives" (tenor and baritone
solos and chorus solos by Messrs.
Kruger and Little). offertory' hymn.
"Just AS I Am" (male chorus); Part
IA New Commandment" (baritone
solo, Mr.. Little and quartet; Miss
Mary Stevens. soprano; Mrs. LILLIAN
Wrenn, contralto; Mr. Kruger. tenor;
Mr.. Little, bass. "Gethsemane" (bar-
itone solo. Mr.. Hicks). Betrayed and
Forsaken" Chorus and tenor solo by
and baritone recitative, by Mr..
Hicks), The March to Calvary
(chorus, Calvary" (soprano and
baritone solos, by Miss Lakeman and
Mr.. Hicks). The organist and direc-
tor is Mrs. Marie Fl. Little.
This morning at the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church the
music will be given by the Mount
Pleasant choir under the direction of
son at the organ.
For the vesper service at O'Clock,
the music is given by the solo quar-
tette. composed of Miss. Frances
land, contralto; william P. Shana-
han. tenor; Herman Fakler. baritone.
The morning program will include:
Organ prelude, Communion" (Guil-
Him in Perfect Peace" (speaks); Of
fertory chorus. by Mount Pleasant
chorus; organ poStlude, "Marche
So1ennelle" Oemaigre). The vesper
service program will be: Organ pre-
lude. "Melodie" GfaderewskD: So
"Sing the Praises of Jehovah" (Hay-
den); organ postlude, "Postlude" (Ro-
partz.)
The Emmanuel Baptist Church choir.
under the direction of Mrs Emily G.
Dickinson. will render at the morning
service The Day Is Ended by Bart
lett; Miss Richie Mclean taking the
incidental solo and A. P. Sturtevant
accompanying on the violin. Mrs.
Elmer Smith will sing 20 Divine Re-
deemer." by Guonod. At the evening
service Percy Foster will conduct a
song service, and the male chorus
will sing.
This evening the choir of the Brook
land Methodist Church, under the
direction of T. Carlisle Crump will
render Schnecker's Lenten cantata,
"Olivet to Calvary" The solo work
will be sustained by the regular quar-
tet, with Mr.. Crump at the organ.
A program will be given by Eva
Whitford Lovette, mezzo-soprano, and
II. S. Lovette, pianist-composer on
Friday. April s, at the First Baptist
Church. on 10th street. for the benefit
OF the church.