Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
Holy Week Music

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Palms" (Faure). This service Will be
broadcast via WRC.
Evening, prelude, Prayer" from
(Faure); duet, Love Divine (Stainer);
postlude, March to Calvary" (Maun-
der).
Friday night the quartet choir will
present Maunders cantata, "Olivet to
Calvary"
The vested choir of the Tako,na
Park Baptist Church, under the leader
ship of Isabel p. Middlekauff, organiSt
and director, will sing the following
anthems at the morning service today
Jerusalem" by Parker, and Ride On
Ride On" by Scott.
The choir of the Lutheran Church OF
the Atonement, North Capitol street
and Rhode Island avenue, will render
the sacred cAntata Easter Tide" by
CASTOR Borch, this evening at O'Clock,
under the direction of Emerson Meyers
organiSt.
There will be confirmation in the
morning.
Church of the Ascension, Twelfth
and Massachusetts, avenue northwest, at
o'clock tonight will present moving
pictures appropriate to the season.
These pictures will be interspersed with
musical settings furnished by the choir.
The soloists will be: Lucy MacMorland.
soprano; Alice Huber. mezzo soprano;
Katharine English, contralto; Leslie
Coyle, tenor; Gilbert Clark, baritone
Mrs. H. H. Mckee is organist and
choir director.
Good Friday night, the choir, with
the above mentioned soloists, will rem
der "Stabat Mater" by RosSini.
Easter Sunday night the cantata,
THE Glory of the Resurrection" by
Charles Gilbert SproSs, will be presented
by the same chorus and soloists.
Mrs. Mckee, who has been spending
the week in New York, will return In
time for the services Sunday.
The chapel choir of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church will have
charge Of the music this morning.
Margaret Bittner and Margaret Miller
will be the Soloists. Helen Turley Is
director of the choir and the accompa-
nists are Elizabeth Miller at the piano
and Agnes Page at the organ.
The choir Of All Saints Church,
SLloVy SAlhoCs WILL 6ANS &c NAASS
fixion," by Stainer, ct 8 pm. Good Fri-
day.
The solos viii be sung by Frank :.
Kingsbury, tenor, and Robert II. David
son, baritone. william H. Taylor 70
organist and director.
At the Good Friday service at the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church,
Mrs. D. c. Jackson, organist, will play
81 WannprfC "p0TRi-
fall" Prelude" THE Spell of Good
Friday" and The Professional Of the
knights"
The choir will sing 'Droop Sacred
Head" from Maunder's "Olivet to
Calvary" with Mrs. Albert Volkmer as
soloist.
The choir of Calvary Baptist Church.
Eighth and H streets, will sing Dubois
Seven Last Words of Christ" at the
service tonight at 7:50 o'clock. Assisting
soloists will be Blanche Kerr. soprano;
william Raymond. tenor, and Fred Eden,
baritone. Thomas Moss is organlst and
directro.
The Union Methodist Episcopal
Church extends cordial welcome to the
public to hear its program OF Easter
music on Good Friday at 8:l5 pm.
| The program will include Maunder's
"Penitence. Pardon and Peace; God
So Loved the World" from the Cruel
! fixion," and a duet entitled The Mag
! dalene." by George D. Warren, sung by
! Mrs. Wyndham Rosser R;ker and James
| L. McLain, IT. Mary katherine Thack-
er is the organist and director.
THE Crucifxion," sacred cantata
by Sir John Stainer. will be sung by
the choir Of st. Margaret's Church this
afternoon at 4:30, with organ and in
strumental accompaniment. under the
direction of Donald B. Macleod, organ
1 list and choirmaster.
The solo parts Will be sung by George
| F.. Anderson, tenor and Edgar r. Kid
/ well. baritone. Herman Rakemann,
prominent Washington Violinist, Will lead
| the string ensemble.
The chorus choir of Eastern Presby-
terrain Church will render the following
appropriate music today:
Morning-Anthem. See Now the
| Altar" q. Taure), Ges Remaux); con-
tralto solo, The Earth Is the Lor6B"
| Gynes): anthem, "Hosanna! Thy King
| Cometh" (Ashford).
In the evening the choir VIII have q
musical service, assisted by Cecil Sale,
| contralto, and Howard Moore, baritone.
ford), selections from John Stainer's
"Crucifxion," with Granville Leef, tenor,
and Howard Moore, baritone, sustaining
the solo parts.
The quartet is composed of Dorothy
| Reddish, soprano: Sue Hess, contralto;
Granville Leef, tenor: W. D. Shaver.
bass, with Charles w. Guest, chorus
director.
| At the II o'clock Palm Sunday serv-
ices Of Ingram Memorial Church Esther
Celander, soprano. will be guest soloist.
| She will sing John Prindle SCOTS
Ride On!"
Miss Celander has been soprano SOLO
| list for the German services at the Con-
| cordia Lutheran Church during the past
Winter. Victor H. Neal will be at the
organ.
The choir Of Northminster Presby-
terrain Church will present the follow
ing music today: Hymn. I'm the Cross
of Christ I Glory; Gloria lehman;
anthem, Ride On, Ride On" John
Prindle Scott; hymn. Beneath the
Cross of Jesus; anthem. Psalms"
CFaure); hymn, Thou Art My Hiding
Place, Q Lord" and "Old Hundred"
Preceding the II o'clock service
Alfred Moore. organist and choir d.
rector, will give q short organ recital
including works by Engelmann, Cover
ly and Flagler.
The Palm Sunday services at Con-
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