Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
Lenten Programs
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and Eighteenth streets northwest, at
! s o'clock tonight there viii be given
Gounods Seven Last Words" and
the same composers "Gallia" by an
augmented choir of men and women
under the direction of Nation Boyce,
choirma ster. The soprano solo iii
! "Gallia" will be sung by Agnes
i Whelan. The 20, Salutaris" at benz
diction will be sung by Teresa X,
| Hubner. Admission is free, but there
will be collection to defray expenses.
Alfred r. Gauls Passion Music
will be sung by the chorus choir OF
the Mount Vernon Place NJ. E.
Church South Good Friday night and
again Easter Sunday night. This
work is rarely heard in America. but
is very. popular in England dun s
Passion week.
! Many English chorals are interpo
lated between the choruses and the
/ text treats in an interesting manner
all of the episodes directly associated
with the trial and crucifixion o, the
Savior. 1t is probable that this will
| be the first time the work has been
produced in Washington
| The chorus. numbering 90 singers,
will be assisted by the regular church
soIoists. Elvian Neal Rowe, soprano;
Julia Culbreth Gray. contralto; John
| l.. Mitchell, tenor, and Thomas n.
! Leef. basso.
| Wednesday evening at o'clock the
choir of Epworth NJ. T.. Church South,
assisted by the Imperial Male Quartet.
will present Triumph of the Cross, by
Matthews, in the church, at Thirteenth
street and North Carolina avenue
northeast. The soloists will be Olive
Ramsey. Cameron Burton and Herbert
Aldridge, who is director of music of
the church. There will also be special
music for the II o'clock am. and 8
o'clock pm. services Easter Sunday.
1T the Mount Pleasant Congrega.
tional Church Good Friday evening at
s o'clock 1.-THE CrucifXion," by Sir
John Stainer, will be given by the
Mount Plea SAINT Chorus and Solo Quar-
tet, La Virgne Sims Fairchild, so.
prano Mary Apple, contralto; William
P. Shannahan, tenor, and Herman
Fakler, baritone, under the direction
of Norton NJ. Little, with Claude Robe
son at the organ.
The solos will be sustained by Mr..
Shannahan, tenor, and Mr.. Fakler,
baritone.
The public is invited.
At Luther Place Memorial Church
| services today special Palm Sunday
| music will be presented by the quar-
tet, Mrs B. H. Smart, soprano;
| Marian Carrie, contralto; Irving Tul-
lar, tenor, and j. Walter Humphrey
bass and director. with Margaret
Skies at the organ.
At National Baptist Memorial
Church tonight the choir will sing
THE Crucifixion," and organ music
will be played by Edgar Priest. This
morning The Palms" will be sung by
Mr.. Taylor as baritone solo, and the
choir will sing Jerusalem" Mrs.
Emily G. Dickinson is director and or
ganist
At Ryland M. l.. Church at II am.
today Vernum Buppert, basso, and
Fred Yount. tenor. will be soloists
| and. with the choir, win sing music
from the cantata King of Glory" by
Fred Peace. Melville Leonard. BARI
tone, will sing THE Palms" and the
soprano, Mrs. Smith Landlord, will
sing Jerusalem" Margaret Morgan
| will be at the organ and Mrs. Milton
l.. Odell will direct.
Today at Foundry NJ f. Church
the usual InGIlIDeTS VI Tic iAllliASLAy
of music" will present at IL am:
Organ prelude, "Jubilate Dec" (Sil-
ver); anthem, Ride On in Majesty"
Scott; postlude. unfold, Ye Portals
Everlasting" (Gounod); pm, pre-
lude, Chant Triomphal' (GauD;
anthem, Lift Up Your Heads, 0 Ye
Gates" (Rogers); THE Palms" bass
solo: anthem, Jerusalem" parker:
postlude. Lift Up Your Heads
(HandeD.
At ST. Marks Church, Third and A
streets southeast, at IL am, the
music will be: Professional, "All
Glory, Laud and Honor to Thee,
Terschner; Holy Communion" Har-
wood; 20 Sacred Head Surrounded,
Hans Leo Hassler; anthem, THE
Palms" Faure; occasional Ride On!
Ride On in Majesty" John B. Dykes.
At p.m.-Processional, Stand Up,
Stand Up for Jesus" George j.
| Webb; Deus Misereatur." Elvey; in
troit, Lord, in This Thy Mercy's