Evening star., 1933-04-15
4rrHhytrrian


"aaDtet" Dft from The Meistersinser. Ssaa'N0"'A'
Wagner
oaVa''na Organ and strings. BONN
ANTHEM GGsansd Bass solo and quartet. vi A-l'@'
| Handel
Massanet
Organ and strings.
Anthem, In the End of the Sabbath
Postlude, Prelude" Rachmannoff
Organ and strings.
EVENING.
"Rsye Re. M.n,a Angeliaue" Rg5insseI4 sobHbeIh
ave N''ilA organ and strings -
An'nem' fenor fenoros Solo and quartet 0uH0a
onertory. solo, oR Romanee nUnse''0. .Gotermann
Anthem. The Bells Of Easter" -. Bartlett
Postlude. Chant Sans Paroles"
Organ and strings
Ministry of music consists of Doro-
thy W. Fishbaugh, soprano; Ruth
bass; Bernhard G. Spille, tenor and
Paul w. Fishbaugh, organist and di-
rector.
They will be assisted by Mr. Regi-
nald Kassebaum, violin, and Mr. Fritz
Mueller, cello.
The Georgetown Presbyterian Choir
and soloists, Mrs Herbert F.. Aldridge,
soprano, and Mrs. Mary Belle Beckham,
contralto, will present the following
program at the morning service tomor-
row, beginning at 10:45, Mrs. Frank
Akers FROST director, at the organ;
Organ, Good Friday" by Otto Mailing,
and Easter Morning on Mount Rubi-
douX," by Harvey B. Gaul; anthems,
I'm the End of the Sabbath" by Obey
Speaks, Incidental contralto solo), and
In Joseph's Lovely Garden" tradi-
tional Spanish, arranged by Clarence
Dickinson (sung capella and having
soprano obbligato solo with choral
accompaniment, and organ, Grand
| Choeur," by James H. Rogers.
The program of special music for to-
| morrow at the Western Presbyterian
Church, Nineteenth and H streets north
west, T. A. Lambert, organist and di-
rector of music, will be as follows:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude. Choral" Cesar Franck
SOPRANO solo, I Know That My Redeemer sn6sI
Norma simonson.
Quartet. God So Loved the World" stainer
Otfertory anthem, Unfold Ye Portals"
Organ postlude. 'Hallelujah Chorus" Handel
EVENING.
Organ prelude, Bell Rondo". "..... .Morandi
oHertory SOLO 's' III = with a' All You; asaFss:
James De valse Mann.
Organ postlude, Festival March .Busser
The vocal numbers are by the Ma
tionaI Quartet under the direction of
Flora McGill Keefer: Norma Simon
son, soprano; Velma Snow, contralto;
Frederick Denniston, tenor, and Rawley
Donohue, bass.
The Easter music at the lexington
Presbyterian Church will include the
following numbers:
Prelude Festival Prelude; Dudley Buck
Junior Choir Sweet the Bells Are Ringing"
Anthem. Christ Our Passover" sehilling
o'''' '10'AA Mr.. CARRIER. - N''''
0fertory, "Andantino' .......-. .Lemare
Mr.. Morgan.
Postlude, ''Triumphal March '..... Harris
RTssa esai eRst Ii ss. ofd is Risen
Duet. so Thou Liftest Thy DIVING peti-
''0h Mr. CARRIER and Mr.. Button: '''~'
orertory, TO the Evening star. Wagner
Postlude. "Marche Celebre" .Lachner
The quartet includes: Soprano, Mrs.
Helen Markham Flynn; alto, Mrs. Vesta
Pollock Lynn; tenor, Paul E. CARRIER,
and bass, Elliott Button. Organist and
director, Ruth F. Kimball.
The choir of Sherwood Presbyterian
Church. Twenty-second street and
Rhode Island avenue northeast, will
sing Maunders cantata, "Olivet to Cal
vary" Easter Sunday evening at
o'clock.
The soloists will be: Sopranos. Mrs.
James Allan, Mrs. A. G. Miller and
Francise Bass Wilson; tenor, Harry N.
Foss baritone, Mayne r. Coe; pianist,
Mrs. James Benfer, and director, H. P.
Firestone.
The music in the morning at the II
o'clock service will be two anthems, He
Hath Arisen, Our Savior and King" and
He Hath Given Us Victory" both from
the Easter cantata, THE Greatest Love-"
by H w Petrie.
There will also be a soprano solo,
Easter Eve" by Gounod, sung by Mrs.
A. G. Miller.
The vested choir of Eastern Presby-
terian Church, Sixth street and Mary
| land avenue northeast, will render the
| following Easter music tomorrow:
Morning:
Joy and Gladness' '.............. .Stults
! Organ and piano.
Anthem bs Why Seek Ye the Living Among
Soprano solo. Eastern Morn; 'Risher
Anthem, Christ Our Passover =. Chapple
Evening, 7:45:
An Easter musical service will be rem
dered by Senior and Junior Choirs COM
bined. under the direction of Charles w.
! Guest. The quartet IS composed of
Dorothy Reddish, soprano; Sue Hess,
contralto; EdW. c. Halbach, tenor, and
w. D. Shaver, bass Nellie M Sacrey,
organist, assisted by Frances Robinson,
pianist.
The vested choir of Gunton Temple
Memorial Presbyterian Church, under
the direction of John George Klein
with Mrs. Klein at the organ, will sing
at the morning service tomorrow the
"Hallelujah Chorus from THE Mount
of Olives" by Beethoven. Clara Moran
Bernheimer, soprano, will sing Life
Eternal" by Nash, and Harvey Town
send will give Granier's 'Hosanna."
Music tomorrow at Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church:
Anthem, In Josephs Lovely Garden"
Combined choirs. ,
ANTHEM oesilia Combined choirs : A'-'Ae.
offertory New Heaven and Earth" Gaul
Combined choirs.