Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
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soloists and the chorus choir of so
voices. under the direction of John H.
Marville. The soloists will be: Ethel
Stickles, soprano; Mabel Flehr. con-
tralto, and Mr. Marville, bass. Edith B.
Athey is the organist.
J. Alden Finckel. first cellist Of the
National Symphony Orchestra, will be
the guest artist assisting the choir in
the special musical program at the
evening service.
At the morning service the program
of music will be as follows:
ehorns '" TSne O'5 LORD, Is the GREAT
cho ass Christ Is Risen Harvey GsS .i
cRorns @here Dag Hast Thou Laid HIM d'ie
Chorus, 'Hallelujah' Messiah - Handel
organ, Grand Choeur Dialogue 500. Gigout
At the evening service the following
program will be given:
Concert Piece No 2....,............P Parker
chorus: Christ triumphant. 49, .IPietIo Y y!o9ln,
u. Alden Finckell
'AIleiua Christ Is Risen .Kopoiyoff -Gaui
Christ Is Risen .,........... Gaul
quartet, ,hoSaHna ''''''''''''''' III d me-
Hymn to the sun, y,s.t. sky-KoTsakoii
Ts1ST Hope i Is n the EveTastRs
Chorus. Awake Thou That sleepest'
sDaushser Of SairGs s MsTRef
Special Easter music at the Chevy
Chase Methodist Episcopal Church will
consist of the following at tomorrow
mornings service:
Mixed Quartet; Why Seek Ye the Living -
n oIxen nnstIede NJ RneW That NV Re-
deemer Lives ..,.................H anoeI
The quartet choir is composed of Mrs.
w. E. Braithwaite, soprano and direc-
tor; Mrs M r. Shafer, alto; E. L.
Simpson, tenor; L. c. Troth, baritone,
and Mrs. E. L. Hall, organist.
There will be special vesper service
at the Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church, Columbia road near Fifteenth
street, tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
| The chorus choir of so voices, under
the direction of Louis Potter, will sing
the latter half or Easter portion OF the
oratorio Messiah" by Handel. The &C
compartments will be played by Mrs.
chestra of IL select musicians
Ruby Potter, soprano. will render
How Beautiful Are Thy Feet" and Il
Know That My Redeemer Liveth," and
Mrs. William T. Reed, contralto, will
sing the aria, He Was Despised" and
the duet with John B. Switzer, tenor,
20 Death, Where Is Thy. Sting"
Charles T. Tittmann will also be prom
inent among the soloists.
afvHrr
Marmion Brosius will be the guest
artist and both junior and senior choirs
will give the anthems. The program
will include: Organ prelude played by
Mr.. Potter. "Christus Resurexit," by
Ravanello; Easter Carol" by the Junior
choir, accompanied by Wesley Parish;
anthem, Beautiful Savior" by Chris
Hansen. sung by both choirs, with harp
accompaniment; harp offertory solo,
Prayer" by Hasselmans; soprano solo
with harp and organ accompaniment,
"Hosanna," by Granier, and an organ
postlude, THE Tumult in the Praeto-
rium," by Maleingreau.
The musical program for tomorrow's
Easter services at Brightwood Park
Methodist Episcopal Church will con-
sist of the following:
Morning service, IL o'clock:
Prelude. Spring Song, ........:. Hollins
Professional hymn, The Day of Resur-
rection" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Tours
Anthem. Gloria in Excelsis". ,....; Mozart
9 3hthem! T Anqehi IS Green Hill Far
Hy ATay Christ the Lord is Risen Today
Hymn. THE Lord Is Risen Indeed" :. Root
Postiude. "Hallejuah Chorus. .... Handel
Evening service, O'Clock:
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Anthem Jesus Is Risen 49,. 49,. schnscEer
Anthem In the End of the Sabbath"
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Postlude, on the theme, Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today ...,..''." ..''.'.' Armstrong
Incidental solos will be sung by Mrs.
E. B. Neifert soprano; Lucy E. Hop
kins, contralto, and Herbert Molineau,
baritone John B. Wilson is the or
ganist.
The music for tomorrow's service at
Petworth M E. Church, New Hampshire
avenue at Grant Circle, will have the
anthems Awake, Awake, IT'S Easter
Morn" by Truitt, and Barnby'S motel
for chorus, with soprano and baritone
solos, King All Glorious"
In the evening the choir and quartet
.
cantata, Death and Life"
The sololsts are to be Savona Griest,
soprano; Linda Berg, contralto; Louis
Goodyear, tenor; John Mcdonald, bass
with Lois Stuntz at the organ.
The choir of McKendree Methodist
Episcopal Church will render an Easter
cantata. Bright Easter Morn" at the
morning service tomorrow, under the
direction of Stanley William Bell. It is
a vivid portrayal of the closing days of
Christ's life and ministry, covering the
time from His triumphant entry into
Jerusalem to His ascension from Olivet.
At Foundry M. E. Church tomorrow
the Easter music will include:
organ prelude, Song of joy. .stebbins
An5hss Ar t ssssn to gb;ns
organ i postlude, aHaileiuiahh Chorus Handel
Sacred cantats, The New Life. Rogers
organ postlude. March OF Victory. Rogers
Those in the quartet are: Mary
Sherier Bowie, soprano; Adessa Ear
hart, contralto; Horatio Rench, tenor;
j. e. S. Kinsella, bass; with Mabel Lin
ton Williams, organist, and Anton Kas-
par, violinist and director.
At Anacostia M. E. Church the choir
will sing the following anthems to-
morrow at II am:
"Hosanna" ...........,..... Granier
When Seekest Thou. .Geibel
And at pm:
where Have Ye Laid Him. Robertson
In the End of the Sabbath. .Stults
The organist is j. j. Thomas. The
junior choir will sing two numbers By
| Meredith, one On each program.