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Musical Courier 1892-12-21: Vol 25 Iss 668, 1892
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1bell Campbell, Miss Helen St. Clair, soprano; Miss Ethel Campbell, Miss Edith Barton, contralto; Mr. W. H. H. Holton, Mr. Harry Coe, tenors; Mr. J. Sinclair, Mr. W. J. Stewart, basses.
3Eighteenth Street M. E. Church.
4Processional Hymn, draw nigh Emanuel. Ancient Melody Invocation and Our Lord's Prayer.
5Anthem, O Zion, blest city (from "The Crusaders"). Sir Hy. Hiles
6Scripture Lesson and Gloria Patri.
7Anthem, Adeste Fideles. Novello
8Hymn, Hark, the herald angels sing. H. R. Shelley
9Recessional, Angels from the realms of glory. C. B. Ford
10Organ Postlude, Toccata in D. Th. DuBois
11Organist and musical director, Chas. Bigelow Ford. Soloists, Miss Carrie E. Ket, Miss J. Marion Drew, Miss Mildred A. Marten, Mr. Edgar Austin Lear, Mr. Herbert Bentley and a chorus.
13Church of the Divine Paternity, Fifth Avenue and Forty fifth Street.
1411 A. M.
15Prelude. Harp and Organ. Tours
16Anthem, Sing O Heaven. Harp and Organ. Tours
17Double Quartet. Parsons
18Gloria Patri. Parsons
19Solo, I will Extol Thee "Elijah". Costa
20Soprano
21Anthem hymn, Christmas. Shelley
22Double Quartet. Parsons
23Offertory solo, O Thou that Tellest ("Messiah"). Händel
24Organ Postlude, Offertoire (D). Batiste
257:45 P. M.
26Prelude. Harp and Organ. Wilson
27Anthem, Alleluia. Harp and Organ. Wilson
28Double Quartet. Parsons
29Prayer response, Blessed is He who Cometh. Gounod
30Hymn, Sweet Babe of Bethlehem. Parsons
31Double Quartet, Harp and Organ. Parsons
32Offertory solo, The Heavenly Message. Coombs
33Bass
34Organ Postlude, March Brilliant. Guilmant
35Organist and choir director, Mr. E. A. Parsons. Solo quartet. Soprano, Miss Elizabeth C. Gaffney; contralto, Miss Emma Estella Potts; Tenor, Mr. J. Jerome Hayes; bass, Mr. Van Renasslaer Wheeler. Assistant quartet—Soprano, Miss Cora Barnabee; contralto, Miss Laura Graves; tenor, Mr. T. M. Ryerson; bass, Mr. Charles Hale. Harp, Miss Elizabeth Sloman.
37Church of the Blessed Sacrament, corner Boulevard and Seventy-first Street.
38Processional, Adeste Fideles. Gounod
39Second Mass, entire. Haydn
40Offertory, Noël. Adam
41Processional, Adeste Fideles. Novello
42VESPERS.
43Vespers and Magnificat. Millard
44Adeste Fideles. Novello
45Tantum Ergo. Bergé
46Organist, Mrs. Anna S. Solos, first soprano, Mathilda Gerlach; second soprano, Miss B. Dolan; alto, Miss Bella Droyer; bass, Mr. Paul Dorgan. With chorus.
48Church of St. Francis Xavier, West Sixteenth Street.
49SOLEMN HIGH MASS, 6:30 A. M.
50De Nativitate. St. Cecilia Choir.
51SOLEMN HIGH MASS, 11 A. M.
52Christmas prelude, for organ and orchestra. B. O. Klein
53Asperges. B. O. Klein
54Processional, Adeste Fideles. Novello
55Messe Solennelle. Gounod
56Offertory, Jesus Redemptor. Gounod
57Postlude. Baritone solo, chorus and orchestra. Widor
58SOLEMN VESPERS, 8 P. M.
59Psalms. Cima and Witt
60Hodie Christus. B. O. Klein
61Alma. Palestina
62Benedictus. Gounod
63Tantum Ergo. Durante
64Chorus of fifty boys and men. Organist, Mr. B. O. Kline. Choirmaster, Rev. J. J. Young, S. J. Tenor, Mr. E. Arenebia; baritone, Mr. G. Narbert; alto, Dr. Wm. Mahoney.
66Old Epiphany House.
67Processional, Hymn 19, Adeste Fideles. From Psalms 45, 89 and 110
68Psalter, selection for Christmas Day.
69Te Deum, in D. Sullivan
70Te Deum, in D. Sullivan
71Introit Hymn 27, St. Agnes. Field
72Kyrie. Mendelssohn
73Gloria. Tili. Tallis
74Gloria. Tili. Tallis
75Nunc Dimittis. Tallis one of two readings
76Gloria. Tili. Tallis one of two readings
77Sanctus. Wesley
78Communion Hymn 26. Old chant
79Gloria in Excelsis. Tonus Regius one of two readings
80Nunc Dimitis. Tonus Regius one of two readings
81Recessional Hymn 41, Regent Square.
83Sacred Heart Church, Fifty-first Street.
84HIGH MASS, 11 A. M.
85Grand opening march. Mendelssohn
86Messe Solennelle. Gounod
87Gradual, Tecum Principium. Shiedermeyer
88Bass solo with orchestra. Mr. Jos. Lynde
89Offertorium, Adeste Fideles. Final chorus, with orchestra, Jubilate Deo (for five voices). Asblinger
90VESPERS, 7:30 P. M.
91Opening prelude. Guilmant
92Vesper. Marzo
93Tenor solo, Alma Redemptoris. Decio Di Monte
94Mr. Jos. Frey.
95Aito solo, O Salutaris. Rossini
96Mrs. Lena Lookstone-Meyers.
97Tantum ergo. Riga
98Full Chorus and Organ.
99Organist and choirmaster, Frederick Breuer. Soprano, Miss Maria Glover; alto, Mrs. Lena Lookstone-Meyers; tenor, Mr. Joseph Frey; basso, Mr. Joseph Lynde; with a three fold quartet.
100Prof. Henry Widmer's Orchestra of eighteen pieces (from Daly's Theatre).
102St. Patrick's Cathedral.
103SOLEMN HIGH MASS, 5 A. M.
104Mass in C major. Gounod
105Offertory, Adeste Fideles. Novello
106SOLEMN PONTIFICAL MASS, 11 A. M.
107Prelude for orchestra and organ. Händel
108Grand Mass in C major, for soli, chorus, orchestra and organ. Luigi Cherubini
109Gradual, for chorus, orchestra and organ. Wigand
110Offertory, Adeste Fideles. Novello
111Soli, chorus, orchestra and organ. Novello
112SOLEMN PONTIFICAL VESPERS, 4 P. M.
113Dixit Dominus. Barnby
114Psalms of the day. Gregorian
115Magnificat. Emmerich
116Alma Redemptoris. Durante
117Tantum Ergo. Rossini
118William F. Pecher, organist and conductor. Soloists, soprano, Miss Hilde; alto, Mrs. Harley; tenor, Mr. Kaiser; bass, Mr. Steinbuch. The chancel choir will be under the direction of Rev. Father Kellner. At the 11 A. M. service Mr. Arthur Mees will assist at the organ.
120St. James Methodist Episcopal Church, corner Madison Avenue and 126th Street.
121Organ prelude, "First Christmas Morn". Henry Leslie
122Processional, "Sing for Israel's golden morn," from "First Christmas Morn". Henry Leslie
123Sanctus and Benedictus (MSS.), Communion service in G. Frank S. Moirs
124Anthem, Christmas Eve. "Behold a great light." Gade
125Anthem, Pilgrims' chorus "Tannhäuser." "All hail to Thee, the new born Christ." Wagner
126Offertory, "Messiah." Händel
127Recit and Aria, "Behold, a virgin shall conceive," "O Thou that tellest." Novello
128Adeste Fideles. Novello
129Organ postlude, "Messiah," "Hallelujah." Händel
130Conductor, Frederic Dean. Organist, Mr. Paul Ambrose. Soprano, Mrs. Ogden Crane; contralto, Miss Fielding Roselle; tenor, Mr. Frederic Dean; basso, Mr. Alfred R. Kunz, and St. James' Christmas chorus of eighty voices.
132The Bloomingdale Reformed Church, Broadway and Sixty-Eighth street.
133MORNING SERVICE, 11.
134Prelude, Marche Solennelle. Gounod
135Anthem, Hail the King (with violin obligato). Bartlett
136Gloria. Stainer
137Offertory, The Midnight Song (with violin obligato). Loud
138Anthem, It came upon a midnight clear (with violin obligato). Helmut-Sage one of two readings
139Anthem, It came upon a midnight clear (with violin obligato). Hélmut-Sage one of two readings
140Postlude, Hallelujah Chorus. Händel
141ORGAN AND VIOLIN RECITAL, 7:30 P. M.
142Processional. Guilmant
143Grand march (viol. and organ). Wagner
144EVENING SERVICE, 7:45.
145Anthem, Fear not. Loud
146Solo, Nazareth (with violin obligato). Gounod
147Offertory, The star of peace (with violin obligato). Parker
148Anthem, Calm on the listening ear of night (with violin obligato). Fitzhugh
149Postlude, Triumphal march. Mine
150Mr. Clarence Sage, organist and conductor. The choir consists of Miss Susie J. Bigotat, soprano; Mrs. M. Eugenie Fredricks, contralto; Mr. J. L. Dickenson, tenor; Mr. W. H. Hosford, bass; Mr. Theo. Arndt, violinist.
152All Angels' Church, West End Avenue and Eighty-first Street, New York.
15311 A. M.
154Processional, The coming of the King. Make wide thy portal life, before me. Proper Psalms 9, 45, 85.
155Te Deum, Festival in G. Buck
156Jubilate in D. Stainer
157Kyrie Eleison in B flat. Calkin
158Communion Service in D. Field
159Hymn 25.
160Offertory. Jacobi
161Recessional Hymn 17. 4 P. M.
162Processional. Haydn
163Proper Psalms 110, 128.
164Magnificat. Mann
165Nunc Dimittis. Mann one of two readings
166Nunc Dimittis. in A flat. Mann one of two readings
167Anth. Bethlehem. Bartlett
168Offertory Hymn 25. Angelic voices sang his glory.
169Recessional Hymn 17.
170Organist and choirmaster, Jas. M. Helfenstein. The solos on Chorus and Orchestra, the following Trebles, Master Winfred Young, Master Harry Rhett, Master Hilton Noyes; tenor, Mr. John Fulton; alto, Mr. Geo. Nilson. The choir is a vested chancel choir composed of thirty voices, boys and men.
172St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Twentieth Street, West.
173FULL SERVICE AT 11 A. M.
174Anthem, Sing O Heavens. Tours
175Gloria in D. Warren
176Benedictus in E flat. Schilling
177Gloria Tibi in C. Buck
178Offertory Anthem. Hardy
179Anthem, Glory to God in the highest. Hand
180EVENING SERVICE, 7:45 P. M.
181Hymn 25. Trinity one of two readings
182Hymn 25. one of two readings
183Proper Psalms. Trinity one of two readings
184Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in D. Garrett
185Anthem, Benedictus and Gloria from Mass in G. Von Weber
186Organ, grand march. Batiste
187Organist and choirmaster, William Carman Handy; soprano, Miss Cora Purviance; contralto, Miss Irene van Tine; tenor, Mr. Geo. L. Robinson; bass, Dr. Geo. H. Iler; chorus of twenty-five voices.
189Trinity Church.
190HIGH CELEBRATION, 11 A. M.
191Processional, Hymn 19.
192Adeste Fideles.
193Anthem, St. Luke, 2, verses 10, 11, 14. Best
194Communion service in E flat. Guilmant
195Offertory, Noël (for boys' voices). Guilmant
196Recessional, Hymn 17. Mendelssohn
197MORNING.
198Prelude, Offertory on two Christmas Hymns. Guilmant
199Postlude, Offertoire in C minor. Grison
200AFTERNOON.
201Prelude, Christmas Offertorium. Lemmens
202Postlude, Fantaisie sur le Noël. De la Tombelle
203EVENING.
204Prelude, Christmas Offertorium. Lemmens
205Postlude, Marche Pontificale, Symphony No. 5. Widor
206Organist and director, Mr. John Hyatt Brewer; sopranos, Miss Marie Van (solo), Miss Lottie Belle Taylor, Miss Margaret C. Gelston, Miss Alice M. Jones, Miss Rose A. Redgate, Miss Gertrude Miller; Miss Albert S. Silliman, Miss Grace F. Campbell, Miss Gertrude C. Hull, Miss Kate E. Corbin, Miss Clara Schaefer, Miss Tillie Townsend; contraltos, Miss Tirzah P. Hamlen (solo), Miss Grace E. Bouton, Miss Ella L. Gilmore, Miss Gilbert Mathewson, Mrs. Arthur L. Knight, Miss Helen E. Brainerd, Miss Helen Folk, Miss Jennie B. Todd, Miss L. Gaston Stamm; tenors, Messrs. William R. Williams (solo) Andrew J. Sommer, Walter H. Volckening, Frederick O. Porter, Charles A.
208Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, Fifty third Street and Madison Avenue.
209MORNING SERVICE, 11.
210The Holy Night, organ. Buck
211Festival, Te Deum in E flat. Marsh
212Christians, Awake. Adams
213Offertory, The Holy City (soprano). Barnby
214Silent Night. Barnby
215EVENING, 8.
216King, all glorious. Barnby
217Arise, Shine. Williams
218Offertory, Light of the better morning (alto). Buck
219Hail, thou long expected Jesus. Williamson
220Organist and director, Mr. C. L. Harrington. Soprano, Mrs. Marion Henriksen; alto, Miss Nellie S. Hyde; tenor, Mr. S. Fischer Miller; baritone, Mr. J. W. Grotecoss, Jr. Assisted by chorus of twenty voices.
222Madison Square Presbyterian Church.
22311 A. M.
224Sing, ye heavens. Tours
225Hark, what mean those holy voices. Schumann
226Jesus, Heavenly Master (trio). Spohr
227Great is Jehovah the Lord. Schubert
2287:45 P. M.
229Solo, trio and chorus, from Christus. Mendelssohn
230My heart ever faithful (solo). Bach
231Saviour, when night involves the sky. Shelley
232Solemn Nativity Hymn. Gounod
233Organist and director, H. E. Parkhurst, assisted by a second quartet. Soprano, Mrs. T. M. Smith; alto, Mrs. C. D. Davis; tenor, William Barclay Dunham; bass, Purdon Robinson
235Calvary Baptist Church.
236MORNING SERVICE.
237Carol, While shepherds watched their flocks by night. Cheesewright
238Anthem, Faint from the skies. Schnecker
239Response, O Zion, that singest good tidings. Stainer
240Offertory, Night of nights. Van de Water
241EVENING SERVICE.
242Anthem, It came upon a midnight clear. Nevin
243Offertory, Uprise the strain. Stanley
244Miss Kate S. Chittenden, organist and director, assisted by the Calvary Choral Club of forty mixed voices and the Sunday school of 600 children. Soprano, Mrs. E. Hartz; contralto, Mrs. J. W. Macy; tenor, Mr. A. G. Theis; baritone, Mr. C. S. Bushnell.
246BROOKLYN.
248St. Peter and Paul's, Wythe Avenue, Brooklyn, E. D.
24910:30.
250Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus. Haydn
251Agnus Dei. Poniatowski
252Gradual, O Salutaris Hostia (quartet, new, MSS.). Brandeis
253Veni Creator. Beethoven
254Offertory, Pastores. Wiegand
255Conclusion with Adeste Fideles.
257Church of the Sacred Heart, Brooklyn.
258Mass No. 1 in C. Mozart
259For chorus, solo, orchestra, brass band and organ.
260Conductor and organist, Ludwig Dorer. Soloists, soprano, Miss McKinney; alto, Miss Dorer; tenor, Mr. Porter; basso, Mr. Roberts.
262Church of St. Patrick, Kent and Willoughby Avenues, Brooklyn.
263SOLEMN HIGH MASS AT 11 A. M.
264Prelude for orchestra and organ, The Celebrated Largo, arranged from… Händel
265Grand Mass in C, No. 12, for solo, quartet and chorus, with orchestra and organ. Mozart
266Kyrie for bass solo, quartet and full chorus. Mozart one of two readings
267Kyrie for bass solo, quartet and full chorus. one of two readings
268Gloria in D. Del. Chorus one of two readings
269Gloria in D. Chorus. one of two readings
270Qui Tollis. Duet and chorus one of two readings
271Qui Tollis. Duet and chorus. one of two readings
272Quoniam. Quartet and chorus one of two readings
273Quoniam. Quartet and chorus. one of two readings
274Credens in unum Deum. Chorus one of two readings
275Credens in unum Deum. Chorus. one of two readings
276Et Incarnatus est. Tenor solo, Quartet and chorus one of two readings
277Et incarnatus est. Tenor solo, Quartet and chorus. one of two readings
278Et Resurrexit. Chorus one of two readings
279Et Resurrexit. Chorus. one of two readings
280Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus Deus Sabaoth. Chorus one of two readings
281Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus Deus Sabaoth. Chorus. one of two readings
282Benedictus. Quartet and chorus one of two readings
283Benedictus. Quartet and chorus. one of two readings
284Agnus Dei for alto solo and chorus. Novello one of two readings
285Agnus Dei for alto solo and chorus. one of two readings
286Offertory, Hymn for Christmas, Adeste Fideles, for soprano solo, duet, trio, quartet and full chorus, with orchestra and organ, arranged by… Novello
287Finale, Grand Solemn March in F for orchestra and organ. Mendelssohn
289SOLEMN VESPERS AT 7:30 P. M.
290Prelude for organ, Christmas Pastoral. Merkle one of two readings
291Prelude for organ, Christmas Pastorals. Merkle one of two readings
292Psalms for the Festival. Wilcox
293Hymn for the Festival, Jesu, Dulcis Memoria, duet for tenor and alto, arranged from… Donizetti
294Canticle, Magnificat, for bass solo and chorus… Nixon
295Hymn for the season, Alma Redemptoris Mater… Thomas Zimmer
296Hymn for the season, Benedictus, Tantum Ergo, for tenor solo and double quartet… Silas
297Finale for organ, Grand Chœur, in C… Dubois
298Musical director, conductor and organist, Prof. Bernard O'Donnell. Sopranos, Miss Mary C. Keech, Miss Hattie V. Moore; altos, Miss Emma A. Van, Miss Mary M. Fitzpatrick; tenors, Mr. Henry Woram; Mr. William McGinley; basses, Mr. Arthur S. Somers, Mr. Joseph B. Fitzpatrick, and a large chorus of selected voices.
300Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church, Lafayette Avenue and South Oxford Street, Brooklyn.
301CHRISTMAS MORNING SERVICE.
302Organ prelude, The Manger. Guilmant
303Anthem, There were shepherds. Gaul
304Hymn, Joy to the world—the Lord is come.
305Anthem, All they of Saba… Rheinberger
306Offertory, Nazareth… Gounod
307Hymn, O thou that tellest… Adam
308Hymn, The glad tidings… Brewer one of two readings
309Chorus, Hallelujah… Händel one of two readings
310Organ postlude, Christmas Offertoire… Saint-Saëns one of two readings
311EVENING SERVICE. one of two readings
312Organ prelude, andante con moto, Symphony No. 3… Widor one of two readings
313Anthem, Angelic voices… Guilmant one of two readings
314Hymn, Can Jehovah thy salvation… Austria one of two readings
315Anthem, O thou that tellest… Adam one of two readings
316Offertory, chorus, List the cherubim host (Holy City)… Mendelssohn one of two readings
317Offertory, chorus. List the cherubim host (Holy City)… Mendelssohn one of two readings
318Solo, The Holy City… Adam
319Anthem, Gloria in Excelsis (Messe Solennelle)… Guilmand one of two readings
320Anthem, Gloria in Excelsis (Messe Solennelle)… Gounod one of two readings
321Hymn, Lord, divine all love excelling.
322(no line here) one of two readings
323Organ postlude, Marche Pontificale, Symphony No. 5… Widor one of two readings
324Organist and director, Mr. John Hyatt Brewer; sopranos, Miss Marie Van (solo), Miss Lottie Belle Taylor, Miss Margaret C. Gelston, Miss Alice M. Jones, Miss Rose A. Redgate, Miss Gertrude Miller; Miss Albert S. Silliman, Miss Grace F. Campbell, Miss Gertrude C. Hull, Miss Kate E. Corbin, Miss Clara Schaefer, Miss Tillie Townsend; contraltos, Miss Tirzah P. Hamlen (solo), Miss Grace E. Bouton, Miss Ella L. Gilmore, Miss Gilbert Mathewson, Mrs. Arthur L. Knight, Miss Helen E. Brainerd, Miss Helen Folk, Miss Jennie B. Todd, Miss L. Gaston Stamm; tenors, Messrs. William R. Williams (solo) Andrew J. Sommer, Walter H. Volckening, Frederick O. Porter, Charles A. one of two readings
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