Evening star., 1940-03-17
TODAY.

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There Is no admission fee.
At st. Margaret,s Episcopal
Church at the morning service at
II am. today the following music
will be given:
Choral: "The Palms." Faure (re-
questedl; Jerusalem" Parker (re-
quested); "Benedicite, in b." Har-
vey Caul. Hymn tunes: est. Theo-
dulph," "St. Christopher" vigil ct
Sancti." Organ: Chorale prelude on
"St. >Theodulph." Carl Mckinley;
"Fantasie In G Minor" Bach.
The lenten portion Of '"The Mes
siah." by Handel. will be sung at
4:30 O'Clock, supplemented by the
following organ music: MY Heart
Is Filled With Longing" d. Buxte-
nude: MY Heart Is Filled With
Longing" j. s. Bach: II Cry to
Thee, Lord Jesus Christ j. s.
Bach: "Out of the Deep" Samuel
Scheidt; symphony vi" (fnale),
Widor.
Soloists: Elizabeth Lovejoy, So
prano; Vera Nicely Ross, contralto;
George Anderson, tenor; Edgar r
Kidwell, bass; Charlotte Klein, or
ganist and director.
The cantata "Olivet to Calvary"
will be sung by the choir of st.
Columba's Church, Forty-second
and Albemarle streets NV, this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The choir
is under the direction of r. e. Glib
son.
This morning at Lewis Memorial
Methodist Church, Rev. John A.
Trader, pastor, the three choirs of
60 voices will sing "The Palms." by
Faure, with solos by Margaret Ca
rothers and Donald Weikert. The
senior choir will sing Ride On, Ride
On" by Scott, and a quartet, COM
posed of Mrs. John Trader, Mrs.
Wallace Streeter. Stephen Gray and
Donald Weikert, will sing "Hosan-
na," by Granier. Organ numbers
will include Palm Sunday" by
Mailly, and "Hosanna," by Wachs.
Special music today at Atonement
Lutheran Church, North Capitol
street and Rhode Island avenue,
Emerson Meyers, organist and di-
rector, will be as follows:
Morning service, The Palms." by
Faure. Mildred Gray and Robert
Volland, soloists.
Evening service, "Olivet to CAL
vary" by Maunder. Soloists, Max
well Galloway, Mrs. R. w. Lewis,
r. w. Lewis and Robert Volland,
with augmented choir.
This afternoon at 4:30 the Tako-
ma Park Presbyterian Church Choir,
assisted by the Young Peoples
Choir, under the direction of Mrs.
Albert w. Volkmer, with Mrs. Dud-
ley c. jackson at the organ, viii
present the cantata "Olivet to CAL
vary" by j. H. Maunder. The tenor
role will be sung by David Manley,
guest soloist. Other soloists will be
Winifred c. Clark, Dorothy Skinner
Walsh, sopranos; Mrs. Volkmer,
contralto, and j. L. Stinson, BARI
tone.
A special musical program 1T
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church this evening at 8 o'clock will
include the following:
Part I. Easter Alleluia," three
part treble chorus, in the manner
Of Palestrina, written for the occa-
sion by Dean Shure for the children.
"Llanfair" Christ Is Risen), 14th
century, sung antiphonally by the
junior choir of 30 voices. Lawrence
Tagg, .organist; Dean Shure con-
Quoting.
Part II. THE Crucifixion," can
tata by Sir John Stainer, sung by
the young peoples choir Of 40 voices.
Soloists: Sopranos, Lola Sanders,
Frances Brewster, Elsie Wilson,
Hester Marston: tenors, Don Show,
John Wallace; basses, George Rives;
Lawrence Tagg. First voice, Wood
row Wilson; second voice, Edward
Thomas. Lauretta Bombara at the
organ. Ralph Marston conducting.
The Augustana Lutheran Church
Choir will give a concert of sacred
music this evening at 8 O'Clock in
the Augustana Church, v street just
of Sixteenth street. A greater por-
ton Of the program will be sung
a cappella. Lila Knudsen is the di-
rector and Richard Wallace the ac-
companist. The program will in
clude: "A Chorister's Prayer" Carl
Mueller; Nov Let Every Tongue
Adore Thee" Bach; % Saviour
Sweet" Bach; 20 Lord Most Holy"
Cesar Franck; 'Lo My Shepherd Is
Divine" Haydn; who Is Like
Thee" arranged by Norden; Beau
tiful Saviour" christensen; "Jubi-
late Amen" Kjerulf; Psalm $50"
(sung in Swedish, Wennerberg.
"The Seven Last Words" by
Dubois will be given at Foundry
Methodist Church this evening, 8
pm. Soloists: Mary Russell Will
liams, soprano; Bernadette Crouch,
soprano; Fague Springman, BARI
tone; Justice Lawrie, tenor Choir
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ganist.
At Wesley Methodist Church at
ii am. the choir, under the direc-
ton 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
the Bach chorale, 20 Lamm Gottes,
Unschuldig" and Pardon" from
cantata, ''Penitence, Pardon, Peace"
by Maunder, and for the postlude,
''Triumphal March," by Beethoven.
The solo, Jerusalem" by Parker,
will be sung by Eleanor BourAene.
The vested choir, senior and
Junior, of the Dumbarton Avenue
Methodist Church of Georgetown,
under the direction Of Meta Craig
Turkenton, with Alma Grayce MIL
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