Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-27
Lenten Programs
UHE fourth Lenten organ recital
under the auspices of the Dis
trict of Columbia Chapter of
the American Guild of Organ

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| under the auspices of the Dis
trict of Columbia Chapter of
the American Guild of Organ
lists will be given at Epiphany
| Church. G street northwest, WedneS-
day at pm.
| The organist, Warren Forman John
| son, formerly assistant organiSt at the
Washington Cathedral, will play the
following program of modern organ
music: Solemn Melody" II. Walford
Davies; choral fantasia on the hymn
tune "Heinlein" Eorty Days and Forty
Nights) James Il. Wallace: Vintage"
, from Les Heures Bourguignonnes."
Georges Jacob; Second Sonata" M.
, L. BoSsi: Song of the Exiles," from
suite "Evangeline," Charles o. Banks;
"The Tumult in the Praetorium, !"
Paul de Maleingreau: Aria Seriosa, Z"
$. Karg- Ebert; Lament, After a Roll
Call in Flanders" Cyril Jenkins;
"Toccata," Augustin Barrie.
The fifth Lenten organ recital will
be played Wednesday, April 6, by Ed
gar Priest, organist of the Washing
ton Cathedral.
This morning at the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church at the II
| o'clock service the music will be given
DN the MOUNT 1ledSdill SLOIuS anu
solo quartet, LaVirgne Sims Fair
child. soprano; Mary Apple, contralto;
| William P. Shannahan, tenor, and
Herman Fakler, bass. under the direc-
ton of Norton M. Little, with Claude
Robson at the organ.
The program follows:
Organ prelude. Canon" ........ Schumann
THE n' Lord Is NV Light" .Elgar
To Tc
organ orss 'I postlude' March Solenele Borowski
There will be no O'Clock vesper
service today.
In recognition of the Beethoven
Centennial. the quartet choir OF
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church,
composed of Mary Sherier Bowie,
soprano: Richie Mclean. contralto;
]. f. M. Bowie, tenor, and j. E. S.
Kinsella, bass. with Anton Kaspar,
director and violinist, and George II.
Wilson at the organ, will present the
following music at the services today:
Morning
Organ prelude. Largo" ("sonata. Opus
Anthem, 're peum Laadamus'':. S,SSis,,
Telp
Organ .postlude. 'Halleluiah" c'Mount o,o,,
of Olives") .......... Beethoven
Organ prelude. Largo" ("sonata. Opus
Antbe mo %Nunc Dinattis''. neet Marks
oi sieniy ssl,n e opus con Il. vse
Soprano solo, ''irih,e Ninety and Nine -
Organ post IL Gloria In E1cf hsstboven
A. Harlem Castle, tenor, will be
colotSt for tho French service at
Saint Johns, La Fayette Square,
this afternoon at A o'clock. He will
sing 90, Christ. j'ai WI ton agonie,
the musical setting by Sydney Thorn
son.
Mrs. Mary c. D. Johnson Is the
organist for these services and Miss
Mary Cryder is choir director.
Inez Crater, soprano; Josephine
Robey and Helen Neumeyer, altos;
J: Allen Bell and Jesse Veitch
tenors, and G. H. Lambert and N
| A. Clark. BASES. will assist the choir
of st. Marks Lutheran Church in
singing Maunder's "Olivet to Cal
| vary" Wednesday at s o'clock.
This mornings program will in
clude: Organ prelude, "Idyll" (kin-
der); anthem, Jerusalem" (Gounod)
with soprano solo by Laura Hayes
tenor and bass duet from 1.-THE Cruel
fixion" (Stainer), so Thou Liftesi
Thy Divine Petition" by e. Harry
At the evening service the music
| will include organ prelude, Even
song (Martin); anthem, Breast the
Wave. Christian" (Shelley), and So
prano solo by Miss Hayes.
The membership of the choir In