CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HYMNS:  Organist Claude E. SAUNIER & Contralto Florence MIDDAUGH ( 1929) @CurzonRoad
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HYMNS:  Organist Claude E. SAUNIER & Contralto Florence MIDDAUGH ( 1929)  @CurzonRoad
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Organist Claude E. Saunier (1881-1965) / contralto Florence Middaugh (1884-1977) / Recorded in the The Mother Church, First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts, October 28-29, 1929 --

(1) Shepherd, Show Me How To Go (Mary Baker Eddy - Brackett)
(2) I Look to Thee in Every Need (Longfellow - Hastings)
(3) I Need Thee Every Hour (Hawks - Lowry)
(4) Come Ye Disconsolate (Moore - Webb)
(5) How Gentle God's Commands! (Doddridge - Naegeli)
(6) Oh, He Whom Jesus Loves Has Truly Spoken (J.G. Whittier - Charles H. Morse)
(7) The Stranger of Galilee (Morris)
(8) Oh! Gentle Presence (Mary Baker Eddy - Arr. by Albert E. Conant)
(9) Saw Ye My Saviour? (Mary Baker Eddy - Brackett)
(10) O'er Waiting Harpstrings of the Mind (Mary Baker Eddy - Root)
(11) Love (Mary Baker Eddy - Root)

Christian Science is a set of beliefs and practices belonging to the metaphysical family of new religious movements.[n 2] It was developed in 19th-century New England by Mary Baker Eddy, who argued in her 1875 book Science and Health that sickness is an illusion that can be corrected by prayer alone.[n 3] The book became Christian Science's central text, along with the Bible, and by 2001 had sold over nine million copies.[4]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Science

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HYMNS:  Organist Claude E. SAUNIER & Contralto Florence MIDDAUGH ( 1929)Emma EAMES & Emilio De GOGORZA: Mira dacerbe lagrime (1909)Violinist Katheen PARLOW performs Schubert, Beethoven (1912)Harpist Ada SASSOLI: First Arabesque (1912) & Chanson De Pecheur (1920)Soprano Geraldine FARRAR:   Juwelen-Arie (1905)(No. 16):  The Oscar Saenger Singing Lessons for Tenor:  Sustained Tones With Changing Vowels (1915)(Samson und Dalila) Contralto Sigrid ONEGIN: Die Sonne, sie lachte (1929)Three Harp Solos by  Salvatore de STEFANO  (1922)(Lesson No. 17 for Soprano): The Oscar Saenger Course in Vocal Training: Exercise for Trill (1915)(No. 3):  The Oscar Saenger Singing Lessons for Tenor:  Tone Production (1915)(No.  20): The Oscar Saenger Singing Lessons for Tenor:  Vocalise (1915)American soprano Lucy Isabelle MARSH:  Lete  (1911)
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HYMNS: Organist Claude E. SAUNIER & Contralto Florence MIDDAUGH ( 1929)

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