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December 15, 1935
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
What is this article about?
The Morris Brown College Chorus debuts the 1935-36 season with a two-part performance of Handel's 'The Messiah' at 4 p.m. in the college chapel, directed by Prof. E. Wayman Hathcock, with accompaniment by Mrs. Hathcock and a speech by Dean Charles L. Hill on 'Sunrise.' A silver offering supports the Glee Club's tour.
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Morris Brown Singers Give Messiah at 4
BY J. D. HOWARD
The Morris Brown College Chorus will make its 1935-36 debut today in a two-part rendition of the immortal George Frederick Handel's finest work, "The Messiah".
The Oratorio will be presented in the college chapel at 4 p. m.
The chorus will be directed by Professor E. Wayman Hathcock, instructor in music at the institution. Mrs. Hathcock, assistant instructor, will accompany the chorus and music lovers of Atlanta are in for a real treat in that this presentation promises to be the finest ever witnessed by a local audience.
Dean Charles L. Hill, head of the Theology Seminary of Morris Brown and exchange professor in Classical Languages at Atlanta University, will speak on "Sunrise" at the conclusion of part one of the Oratorio.
A silver offering will be asked at the door. This will be used to help with the expenses of the pre-planned tour of the Glee Club through the South and Midwest.
BY J. D. HOWARD
The Morris Brown College Chorus will make its 1935-36 debut today in a two-part rendition of the immortal George Frederick Handel's finest work, "The Messiah".
The Oratorio will be presented in the college chapel at 4 p. m.
The chorus will be directed by Professor E. Wayman Hathcock, instructor in music at the institution. Mrs. Hathcock, assistant instructor, will accompany the chorus and music lovers of Atlanta are in for a real treat in that this presentation promises to be the finest ever witnessed by a local audience.
Dean Charles L. Hill, head of the Theology Seminary of Morris Brown and exchange professor in Classical Languages at Atlanta University, will speak on "Sunrise" at the conclusion of part one of the Oratorio.
A silver offering will be asked at the door. This will be used to help with the expenses of the pre-planned tour of the Glee Club through the South and Midwest.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Morris Brown Chorus
Handels Messiah
Oratorio Performance
Atlanta Music
Glee Club Tour
What entities or persons were involved?
E. Wayman Hathcock
Mrs. Hathcock
Charles L. Hill
J. D. Howard
George Frederick Handel
Where did it happen?
Morris Brown College Chapel, Atlanta
Story Details
Key Persons
E. Wayman Hathcock
Mrs. Hathcock
Charles L. Hill
J. D. Howard
George Frederick Handel
Location
Morris Brown College Chapel, Atlanta
Event Date
1935 36 Season, Today At 4 P.M.
Story Details
Morris Brown College Chorus performs Handel's 'The Messiah' in two parts, directed by Prof. Hathcock with accompaniment by Mrs. Hathcock; Dean Hill speaks on 'Sunrise' after part one; silver offering for Glee Club tour.