Evening star., 1939-04-01
Holy Week Music
In the Churches

solo parts will be sung by Thelma
Rice, soprano; Edwin Singer, tenor,
and Mr.. Vasa, baritone. Organ ac-
compartment will be played by Phyl-
lis Hawkins.
At Central Presbyterian Church,
tomorrow at IL am, the following
music will be given: Organ prelude,
"Jesu, Joy Of Mans Desiring"
(Bach); solo, 1.-The Palms" (Faure),
Earl Carbauh; organ postlude, "Fes-
tival Toccata" (Fletcher), Richard
Wagner.
At pm. the program will be as
fellows: Oregon prelude. ave Ma
ria" Bach -GounoO, Marie Little;
cantata, "Olivet to Calvary" (Maun-
der) solo. Jerusalem" CParkerJ,
Eleanor Bourdene.
Soloists for the cantata: Eleanor
Bourdene and Doris Little, sopranos:
John Murtaugh, Leslie Bray and
Wiley Marshall, tenors: Bob Car
bauh. John Eiker. George Crossley,
Carroll Walcott, baritones. Organ
postlude. 'Triumphal March From
Naaman" (Beethoven), Marie Little.
The chorus is under the direction of
Earl Carbauh.
At Wesley M. E. Church tomorrow
morning the choir, under the di-
rection of Marie Little, organist
and director, will sing THE Palms"
by Faure, and Ride On, Ride On,
in Majesty" by John Prindle Scott.
For the prelude Mrs. Little will play
ave Maria" by Bach -Gounod, and
for the postlude, 1.-The Grand
March" from "Aida," by Verdi. The
solo, Jerusalem" by Parker, will be
sung by Eleanor Bourdene.
On Wednesday evening at o'clock
the choir, under the direction Of
Earl Carbauh. with Mrs. Little at
the organ. will present Maunders
cantata, "Olivet to Calvary"
Tt II am. tomorrow at Lewis
Memorial Methodist Church, the
Junior, intermediate and senior
choirs will unite in singing THE
Palms" CFaure) with solos sustained
by Frank w. Bowers and Donald
Weikert. The senior choir will sing
Fling Wide the Gates" from
Stainer's Crucifixion and Mrs. Her
bert Carothers will sing "Open the
Gates of the Temple" by Knapp.
Mrs. John A. Trader is director of
the junior choir. Mrs. Herbert Car
others is director of the interme-
diate choir and Lillian G. Wines is
organist. The organ numbers in
clude Palm Sunday" (Mailly)
"Hosannah" (Wachs) Spring Song"
(Hollins) and professional March"
CFrysinger.
At Bpm. the senior choir will sing
"Ride On. Ride On" (Scott) and
Arthur Jett will sing Calvary" by
Rodney.
At All Saints Church, Chevy
Chase. Md. the music at the II
o'clock service will consist of Robert
H. Mobiles Communion Service
and the anthem Jerusalem, by
Parker. In the evening at o'clock
Stainer's "Crucifixion" will be sung,
with James D. Mann. Frederick w.
Denniston, jr. and Robert Davidson
as soloists. William H. Taylor is
organist and choir director.
There will be concert of Easter
music by the choir of Western
Presbyterian Church Tuesday eve
ming. The choir is under the d.
rection of Jean Slater Appel, A. A.
G.. O.. and will be assisted by Mary
Owens Pearson and Sue Thompson,
sopranos, and DR.. Frederick Camp
bell, violinist.
On Good Friday at 8 pm. the
choir of ST. Thomas Episcopal
Church will sing The Crucifixion,
by Sir John Stainer as has been the
custom in recent years. The public
is cordially invited.
Or Good Friday evening in the
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, the chorus, under the
direction of Norton NJ Little,
with Claude Robson at the organ,
will render THE Crucifixion," by Sir
John Stainer The soloists will be
Raymond T. Pigott, tenor, and Car
roll E. Robb, bass. The incidental
solos will be sustained by Joseph c.
Marphis. tenor, and Richard L. Tuve,
bass. Mary S. Apple, contralto, will
sing Cali on an April Evening" by
Dyack. The public is cordially in
vited.
On Good Friday night the Chorus
Choir of Concordia Lutheran Church
will give THE Seven Last Words"
by Dubois. The soloists will be Cath
reen Carrico. soprano; David Raab
and Howard Bursley. tenors; Howard
M. Samsel and William E. Thomas,
basses.
Excerpts from "The Crucifxion,"
by Stainer. will be given by the solo,
lists. vested choir and organist of the
Memorial United Brethren Church
Good Friday evening at o'clock
pm, under direction of Horatio
Rench, soloist; John Murphy, tenor;
Nathan Clark and Thompson Smith,
baritones, and James B. Smiley,
organist.
On Good Friday at 8 pm. the
choir of Grace Episcopal Church,
Woodside, Md, will be assisted by
Ross Farrar. tenor soloist at WASH
ington Cathedral, in rendering
Maunder's "Olivet to Calvary" The
other soloists will be Mamie Rouse,
soprano; Cecilia Norcross, contralto:
Hugh Buckingham, baritone, and
Howard P. Bailey, bass; Emily G..
Dickinson, organist and choir direc-
tor.
The Junior Choir of the Chinese
Community Church will sing "!The
Resurrection" by Mrs. Albert M.
Wolford, tomorrow at pm in the
Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church.
At Dumbarton M. E. Church to-
morrow at II am divine worship
will include an antiphonal chorus