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At First Lutheran Church Next Sunday Evening. L. J. Emmons, Director The First Lutheran choir is to present “The New Born King” by Benjamin Lowland, directed by L. J. Emmons, organist and choir di rector, soloists, Mrs. Mabel McDonald, soprano. Miss Mabel Wathing, alto. Prof. Carsten Woll, tenor. Mr. Iring Nelson, baritone. Here's the program: Organ prelude. Baritone Rect, and solo, “Heark en Unto Me”—Mr. Nelson. Chorus “The People That Walk ed in Darkness,” Chorus “Arise! Shine!” Baritone Rect, and Male chorus “Now When Jesus’—Mr. Nelson— Male chorus, Trio and Male chorus “We Three Kings’—Mr. Woll, Mr. Nelson, Reuben Munson. Baritone Rect. Chorus and alto solo, “When Herod’—Miss Wath ing and chorus. Tenor Rect, and solo, “For Unto Us —Prof. Woll. Baritone Recitative “Then Her od”’—Mr. Nelson. Ladies chorus “And, Lo, the Star.” Sermon—Rev. 8. T. Sorenson. Offertory—Mrs. Peggy Knutson. Alto solo, “Silent Stars”—Mabel Vathing, Tenor Recitative, “And When They Were Come”—Mr. Woll. ‘Quartette There’s a Song in the Air’—Mrs. Ernest Egertson, Miss Mabel Vathing, Mr. Irving Nelson, Mr. Bennett Opdahl, Soprano solo, “Break Forth Into Joy ——Mrs. Paul McDonald, Double chorus “Sing O Heavens,” Soprano solo, “Thy Kingdom Is from Everlasting’—Mrs. Paul Mc Donald, Chorus, “Praise the Lord.” Benediction—Rev. Sorenson. This fine Christmas concert will begin at 7:30 Sunday evening in First Lutheran church of this city. The soloists are well known to the community. Prof. Carsten Woll is at present teaching in the city. He is a famous tenor having more than a hundred recordings under his name with the Victor, Edison, Brunswick, Columbia and Odeon companies. He has studied under such great teachers as Madame Dagny Ottoson and O. A. Grondahl of Oslo, Norway, H. P. Holst Han sen of Copenhagen and Berlin, George Hamlin and Yeatman Grif fith of New York City. He has been the soloist at many famous music festivals, sung on the Or pheum circuit and with the St. Olaf choir, and was the tenor solo ist for the Norse-American Centen nial concert. All feel fortunate to have him singing with the choir on Sunday evening. The choir itself has been having a fine year with much enthusiasm among the mem bers. Those attending the concert will be blessed both in a good start into the Christmas season and by two hours of good music.
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Albert Evening Tribune
Albert Lea, Minnesota, US
Fri, Dec 10, 1937
Page 5
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