Wednesday, 9 March, 2011
ASH WEDNESDAY
7.00pm High Mass:
(The Rector)
(No Organ)

Propers: Service: Motets: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Miseris omnium Mass for three voices – Byrd Hide not thou thy face from us, O Lord – Farrant Call to remembrance, O Lord– FarrantLord, in this thy mercy’s day – St Philip Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein Once, only once, and once for all – Albano Peace, perfect peace – Song 46 Forth in the name, O Lord, I go – Song 34

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Sunday, 13 March, 2011
Lent I
9.00am High Mass:
(Annual Vestry Meeting)
(The Rector)

Congregational setting : Merbecke

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Be thou my guardian and my guide – Abridge Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein At the name of Jesus – Evelyns Hark, my soul! it is the Lord – St Bees Jesu, who this our Lenten-tide – St Gregory

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Sunday, 20 March, 2011
Lent II
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me – Michael Haydn Invocabit me Missa in tempore Quadragesimae – Michael Haydn Angeliis suis – Fux Through all the changing scenes of life – Wiltshire Immortal love for ever full – Bishopthorpe We hail thy Presence glorious – Offertorium My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham Praise the Lord! ye heavens, adore him – Austria

Johnson : Trumpet Tune (Homage to the 18^th Century)

7.00pm Evensong

Preces : Canticles : Office hymn : Hymn :

Ferial Set B O Maker of the world, give ear – St Gregory Sun of my soul, thou Saviour dear – Abends

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Sunday, 27 March, 2011
Lent III
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Congregational setting : Merbecke

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein A safe stronghold our God is still – Ein’ feste Burg Saviour, when in dust to thee – Aberystwyth O Lord Jesus, I adore thee – St Thomas Christian, dost thou see them – St Andrew of Crete

Elgar : Introduction, from Sonata No 2 in B flat

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Sunday, 3 April, 2011
Lent IV
10.00am Mass:
(The Rector)

Propers: Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me – Michael Haydn Laetare Darke in A minor O, taste and see – Vaughan Williams Jerusalem the golden – Ewing The Church of God a kingdom is – University For the beauty of the earth – Dix Hail, true Body, born of Mary – Standish He wants not friends that hath thy love – Cameronian Midnight Hymn

Darke : Rhapsody

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Office Hymn : Hymn :

Reading in A sharpe Purcell in G minor Lord, let me know mine end – Greene 119 (verses 161-168) (Hopkins) O Maker of the world, give ear – St Gregory Christian, doest thou see them – St Andrew of Crete

Clarke : The Prince of Denmark’s March
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Sunday, 10 April, 2011
Lent V (Passion Sunday)
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Canon Brian Beck)

Congregational setting : Merbecke

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

We sing the praise of him who died – Breslau My God, I love thee, not because – St Francis Xavier Glory be to Jesus – Caswell O sacred head, surrounded – Passion Chorale Chorale Prelude, Herzlich thut mich verlangen BWV 727 – J.S. Bach When I survey the wondrous Cross – Rockingham

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, O Mensch, bewein’ dein’ Sunde gross BWV 622
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Sunday, 17 April. 2011
Palm Sunday
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rector)

The Procession:

Introit for Palm Sunday – Liddicoat
All glory, laud and honour – St Theodulph

The Mass:

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Domine, ne longe Missa O quam gloriosum – Victoria Hosanna to the Son of David – Weelkes Ride on! ride on in majesty! – St Drostane All ye who seek for sure relief – St Bernard My song is love unknown – Love Unknown There is a green hill – Horsley Take up thy cross, the Saviour said – Breslau

J.S. Bach : Wir setzen uns mit Tränen nieder, from St Matthew Passion

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Thursday, 21 April, 2011
MAUNDY THURSDAY
7.00pm High Mass of the Last Supper:

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Footwashing : Off : Com : Procession : Stripping of altars

Nos autem Missa Choralis – Liszt Missa L’Hora passa – Viadana (Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Dei) Christus factus est – Bruckner My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham O Thou, who at thy Eucharist didst pray – Song 1 An Upper Room – trad. O Waly, Waly Praise to the Holiest in the height – Gerontius Bread o the world in mercy broken – Genevan Psalm cxviii Now, my tongue, the mystery telling – Picardy Psalm 22 with antiphon – Tonus Peregrinus

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Friday, 22 April, 2011
GOOD FRIDAY
12.00pm Solemn Liturgy
(The Rector)

Kyrie : Passion : Veneration of Cross : Proc of Sacrament : Motets :

from Missa Emendemus in melius – Palestrina According to John – Victoria Solemn Reproaches of St John Damascene – Victoria Crux Fidelis – John of Portugal Herzliebster Jesu – J.S. Bach Ave verum – Byrd Posuerunt super caput ejus – Rodrigo de Ceballos When David heard that Absalom was slain – Tomkins

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Saturday, 23 April, 2011
HOLY SATURDAY
7.30pm Paschal Ceremonies

The Lighting of the New Fire and the Paschal Candle
The Procession into the Church

Proclamation : 1st Lesson : Hymn : 2nd Lesson : Motet : 3rd Lesson : Psalm : 4th Lesson : Motet : 5th Lesson : Motet : Gloria :

The Exultet The Creation Creator of the starry height – Mode iv Abraham’s sacrifice When David heard that Absalom was slain– Tomkins The Exodus 114 – Tonus Peregrinus Isaiah’s prophecy of redemption Hide not thou thy face – Farrant The Valley of Dry Bones If ye love me – Tallis from Wilson in D

Widor : Toccata, from Fifth Organ Symphony

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Sunday, 24 April, 2011
EASTER
10.30am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Delalande : Prelude (for brass quintet and organ)

Propers : Service : Motet : Reg coeli : Int : Grad : Off  : Com : Rec :

Resurrexi Darke in F (with brass quintet) Ave Verum – Saint-Saëns Easter Hymn Jesus Christ is risen today – Easter Hymn (fanfare Deon Irish The day of Resurrection! – Ellacombe (fanfare in B flat, David Johnson) Come, ye faithful, raise the strain – St John Damascene (fanfare Deon Irish) Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah Eya! Resurrexit, for Choir, Organ and Brass Quintet – Deon Irish Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus (fanfare in C, David Johnson)

Charpentier (arr Irish) : Te Deum (for brass quintet, organ and timpani)

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Sunday, 1 May, 2010
Low Sunday
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Congregational setting : Wilson in D

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Ye choirs of new Jerusalem – St Fulbert The day of Resurrection! – Ellacombe Christ the Lord is risen again! – Würtemburg Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah The strife is o’er, the battle done – Victory

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction :

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Office hymn : Hymn: O Salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Ayleward Wood in D This joyful Eastertide – Wood 114 (Tonus Peregrinus) The Lamb’s high banquet called to share – Grenoble O sons and daughters, let us sing! – O filii et filiae Hereford Westminster Abbey

J.S.Bach : Variation IX from Sei gegrüsset, Jesu gutig

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Sunday, 8 May, 2011
Easter II
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Propers : Service : Anthem : Reg coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Misericordia Domini Missa O quam gloriosum est regnum – Victoria The Lord’s my Shepherd – Jacob Easter Hymn The Lamb’s high banquet called to share – Grenoble The King of love my Shepherd is – Dominus regit me That Eastertide with joy was bright – Easter Song Faithful Shepherd, feed me – Pastor pastorum He is risen, he is risen! – Michael

Campbell : Gaudeamus

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Sunday, 15 May, 2011
Easter III
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Congregational setting : Wilson in D
Regina coeli – Easter Hymn

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Ye that know the Lord is gracious – Hyfrydol Thou art the Way: by thee alone – St James Light’s abode, celestial Salem – Regent Square Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah Jesus lives! thy terrors now can no more – St Albinus

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Sunday, 22 May, 2011
Easter IV
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Propers : Service : Motet : Reg coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Cantate Domino Ireland in C Cantate Domino – Pitoni Easter Hymn Jerusalem, my happy home – Southwell O Love, how deep, how broad, how high – Eisenach Come, ye faithful, raise the anthem – Unser Herrscher The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael Hosanna in the highest – Hosanna in excelsis

Purcell (arr Morris) : Rondeau, from ‘Abdelazer’
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Sunday, 29 May, 2011
Easter V
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Congregational setting : Wilson in D
Regina coeli : Easter Hymn

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Father, hear the prayer we offer – Surrey Jesus, where’er thy people meet – Wareham O Jesus, I have promised – Wolvercote Peace, perfect peace, in this dark world of sin? – Song 46 At the Lamb’s high feast we sing – Salzburg

de Sousa Carvalho : Allegro, from Sonata in D major
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Thursday, 2 June, 2011
THE FEAST OF THE ASCENSION
7.00pm High Mass:
(The Rector)

Propers : Service : Motet :Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Viri Galilaei Missa Aeterna Christi munera – Palestrina The Lord ascended up on high – Klatzow, after Praetorius Hail the day that sees him rise – Llanfair O thou eternal King most high – Melcombe See the Conqueror mounts in triumph – Rex gloriae Once, only once, and once for all – Albano The head that once was crowned with thorns – St Magnus

J.S.Bach : Chorale Prelude, Heut’ triumphiret Gottes Sohn
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Sunday, 5 June, 2011
The Sunday after The Ascension
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Propers : Service : Anthem : Reg coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Exaudi, Domine Missa Aeterna Christi munera -Palestrina Oculi omnium – Wood Easter Hymn Come, let us join our cheerful songs – Nativity Where high the heavenly temple stands – Fulda See the Conqueror mounts in triumph – Rex gloriae Once, only once, and once for all – Albano All hail the power of Jesus’ name! – Miles Lane

C.S. Lang : Tuba Tune

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction:

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Office hymn : Hymn: O Salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Smith of Durham Stanford in C God is gone up with a merry noise – Croft 150 (Stanford) O Thou eternal King most high – Melcombe Hail the day that sees him rise – Llanfair Hereford Mannheim

J.S.Bach : Chorale Prelude,Heut’ triumphiret Gottes Sohn
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Sunday, 12 June, 2011
WHITSUNDAY
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Spiritus Domini Sumsion in F If ye love me – Tallis Come down, O Love divine – Down Ampney Come, thou Holy Spirit, come – Veni, Sancte Spiritus When God of old came down from heaven – Winchester Old Come, Holy Ghost, out souls inspire – Veni creator Spiritus Our Lord, his Passion ended – Naphill

Hurford : Exurgat Deus, from Suite ‘Laudate Dominum’

Wednesday, 25 February, 2009
ASH WEDNESDAY
7.00pm High Mass:
(The Rector)
(No Organ)

Propers: Service: Motet:Int : Off : Com : Rec :

Miseris omnium Mass for three voices – Byrd Angeliis suis – FuxLord, in this thy mercy’s day – St Philip Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein Jesu, grant me this, I pray – Song 13 Forth in the name, O Lord, I go – Song 34

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Sunday, 1 March, 2009
Lent I
10.30am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Setting : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

from Merbecke and Wilson in D Be thou my guardian and my guide – Abridge Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein Saviour, when in dust to thee – Aberystwyth Hark, my soul! it is the Lord – St Bees Jesu, who this our Lenten-tide – St Gregory

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Sunday, 8 March, 2009
Lent II
10.30am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Propers: Service : Motet : Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Asperges me Reminiscere Missa emendemus in melius – Palestrina Call to Remembrance, O Lord – Farrant Through all the changing scenes of life – Wiltshire Immortal love, for ever full – Bishopthorpe Christian, dost thou see them – St Andrew of Crete My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham Fling out the banner! – Duke Street

Howells : Master Tallis’ Testament

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Sunday, 15 March, 2009
Lent III
9.00am Said Mass (preceding annual Vestry):
(The Rector)

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein A safe stronghold our God is still – Ein’ feste Burg Glorious things of thee are spoken – Abbot’s Leigh I heard the voice of Jesus say – Kingsfold O Lord, how joyful ’tis to see – Melcombe

Mendelssohn : Con moto maestoso, from Sonata No 3 in A

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Sunday, 22 March, 2009
Lent IV
10.30am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Eric Thiman : Fanfare II, from Two Short Fanfares

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me – Michael Haydn Laetare Missa in tempore Quadragesimae – Michael Haydn Ave verum – Mozart Jerusalem, my happy home – Southwell Guide me, O thou great Redeemer – Cwm Rhondda We hail thy Presence glorious – Offertorium The King of love my Shepherd is – Dominus regit me Praise the Lord! ye heavens, adore him – Austria

Bach : Chorale Prelude, ‘Christe, du Lamm Gottes’

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Sunday, 29 March, 2009
Passion Sunday
10.30am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Setting : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Merbecke There is a green hill far away – Horsley Glory be to Jesus – Caswall Praise to the Holiest in the height – Gerontius Chorale Prelude, ‘O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden’ – Walther O Sacred head, surrounded – Passion Chorale When I survey the wondrous Cross – Rockingham

Improvisation on ‘Rockingham’

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Sunday, 5 April, 2009
Palm Sunday
10.30am High Mass:
(The Rector)

The Procession : The Mass : Propers : Service: Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Introit for Palm Sunday – Liddicoat All glory, laud and honour – St Theodulph Domine, ne longe Missa O quam gloriosum est regnum – Victoria Hosanna to the Son of David – Weelkes Ride on! ride on in majesty! – St Drostane All ye who seek for sure relief – St Bernard My song is love unknown – Love Unknown O Sacred head, surrounded – Passion Chorale Chorale Prelude, O Mensch, bewein’ dein’ Sünde gross – J.S. Bach When I survey the wondrous Cross – Rockingham

J.S. Bach : Wir setzen uns mit Tränen nieder, from St Matthew Passion

7.00pm Solemn Evensong & Benediction

Preces : Service : Anthem :Psalm : Off Hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo:

Byrd Gibbons Short Drop, drop, slow tears – Gibbons 130 (Chants : Purcell, Rimbault) The royal banners forward go – Vexilla Regis Glory be to Jesus – Caswall Wareham Pange lingua

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Thursday, 9 April, 2009
MAUNDY THURSDAY
7.00pm Mass of the Last Supper:

Propers: Service: Motet: Int: Grad: Footwashing: Off: Com: Proc to Altar:

Nos autem Darke in E Christus factus est – Anerio My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham O Thou, who at thy Eucharist didst pray – Song 1 An upper room – O Waly, Waly Once, only once, and once for all – Albano And now, O Father, mindful of the love – Unde et memores Now, my tongue, the mystery telling – French Carol

Ps. 22 with antiphon between verses (Tonus Peregrinus)

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Friday, 10 April, 2009
GOOD FRIDAY
12 noon: Solemn Liturgy
(The Rector)

Kyrie : Passion : Veneration of the Cross : Procession of the Sacrament : Communion :

from Missa O Quam gloriosum est regnum – Victoria According to John – Victoria Solemn Reproaches of St John Damascene – Victoria Crux Fidelis – John of Portugal Herzliebster Jesu – J.S. Bach Ave Verum – Saint-Saëns Crucifixus – Lotti

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Saturday, 11 April, 2009
HOLY SATURDAY
8.00pm Paschal Ceremonies

The Lighting of the New Fire and the Paschal Candle
The Procession into the Church

Proclamation : The Exultet

1st Lesson : The Creation
Hymn: Creator of the starry height – Conditor alme

2nd Lesson : Abraham’s sacrifice
Motet: When David heard – Tomkins

3rd Lesson : The Exodus
Psalm: 114 (Tonus Peregrinus)

4th Lesson : Isaiah’s prophecy of redemption
Motet: Hide not thou thy face – Farrant

5th Lesson : The Valley of Dry Bones
Hymn : If ye love me – Tallis

Gloria : from Wilson in D

Howells : Sarabande for the Morning of Easter

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Sunday, 12 April, 2009
EASTER
10.30am High Mass:
(The Rector)

JS Bach : Chorale Prelude, In dir ist Freude

Propers : Service: Motet: Regina Coeli: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Resurrexi Missa Cellensis in C H XXII 8 (“Mariazeller-Messe”) – Joseph Haydn (Magdalene Minnaar, Janelle Visagie, Willem Bester, Njabulo Mthimkulu) Ave Verum – Mozart Easter Hymn Ye choirs of new Jerusalem – St Fulbert The day of Resurrection! – Ellacombe Come, ye faithful, raise the strain – St John Damascene Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus

Mulet : Carillon Sortie

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Sunday, 19 April, 2009
LOW SUNDAY
10.30am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Setting : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Wilson in D Easter Hymn Jesus Christ is risen today – Easter Hymn The day of Resurrection! – Ellacombe Christ the Lord is risen again! – Würtemburg Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael

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Sunday, 26 April,. 2009
Easter II
10.30am High Mass:
(Fr David Cherry)

Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Misericordia Domini Stanford in C & F The Lord is my Shepherd – Stanford The Lamb’s high banquet called to share – Grenoble The King of love my Shepherd is – Dominus regit me That Eastertide with joy was bright – Easter Song Faithful Shepherd, feed me – Pastor pastorum He is risen, he is risen! – Michael

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Sunday, 3 May, 2009
Easter III
10.30am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Setting : Regina coeli: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Wilson in D Easter Hymn Ye that know the Lord is gracious – Hyfrydol Thou art the Way: by thee alone – St James Jerusalem on high – Christchurch Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus

Clarke (arr Grace) : Purcell’s “Trumpet Tune”


7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction:
(Fr David Cherry)

Preces: Service: Anthem: Psalm : Off Hymn: Hymn: O salutaris: Tantum ergo:

Tomkins Sumsion in G Praise to God in the Highest – Campbell 126 (Chant: Goss) The Lamb’s high banquet called to share – Grenoble At the Lamb’s high feast we sing – Salzburg Wareham Regent Square

Dupré : Placare Christe servulis, from ‘Le tombeau de Titelouze’

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Sunday, 10 May, 2009
Easter IV
10.30am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Propers: Service: Motet: Regina Coeli: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Cantate Domino Jackson in G Cantate Domino – Pitoni Easter Hymn Jerusalem, my happy home – Southwell Our blest Redeemer, ere he breathed – St Cuthbert Come, ye faithful, raise the anthem – Unser Herrscher Bread of the world in mercy broken – Genevan Psalm cxviii Sing Alleluia forth in duteous praise – St Sebastian

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Sunday, 17 May, 2009
Easter V
10.30 am High Mass:
(The Rector)

Setting : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Wilson in D Easter Hymn Jesus, where’er thy people meet – Wareham Peace, perfect peace, in this dark world of sin? – Song 46 Lord, enthroned in heavenly splendour – St Helen Come, my soul, thy suit prepare – Song 13 Alleluia! The strife is o’er – Victory

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Thursday, 21 May, 2009
THE FEAST OF THE ASCENSION
7.00pm High Mass:
(The Rector)

Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Viri Galilaei Misaa O quam gloriosum – Victoria God is gone up with a merry noise – Croft Hail the day that sees him rise – Llanfair O Thou eternal King most high – Melcombe See the Conqueror mounts in triumph – Rex gloriae Once, only once, and once for all – Albano The head that once was crowned with thorns – St Magnus

J.S.Bach : Chorale Prelude, Heut’ triumphiret Gottes Sohn

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Sunday, 24 May, 2009
Sunday after The Ascension
10.30am High Mass:
(Fr David Cherry)

Setting : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off: Com: Rec:

Wilson in D Easter Hymn Come, let us join our cheerful songs – Nativity Where high the heavenly temple stands – Fulda Crown him with many crowns – Diademata Jesu, gentlest Saviour – Eucharisticus Ye servants of God, your Master proclaim – Paderborn

Johnson : Trumpet Tune (Homage to the 18th Century)

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Sunday, 31 May, 2009
WHITSUNDAY
10.30am High Mass:
(Fr David Cherry)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec:

Spiritus Domini Missa Sancti Joannis de Deo – Haydn (Magdalene Minnaar) If ye love me – Tallis Regina coeli, KV108 – Mozart Come down, O Love divine – Down Ampney Come thou Holy Spirit, come – Veni, Sancte Spiritus When God of old came down from heaven – Winchester Old Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire – Veni creator spiritus Deux strophes sur l’hymne Veni creator spiritus – Guilmant Our Lord, his Passion ended – Naphill

Murrill : Carillon

Wednesday, 6 February, 2008
ASH WEDNESDAY
7.00pm High Mass:
(The Rev Fr George van Schalkwyk)
(No Organ)

Propers: Service: Motet:Int : Off : Com :

Miseris omnium Mass for three voices – Byrd Call to remembrance, O Lord – FarrantLord, in this thy mercy’s day – St Philip Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein Jesu, who this our Lenten-tide – St Gregory

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Sunday, 10 February, 2008
Lent I
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr George van Schalkwyk; Preacher : Prof Peter Collins)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me – Michael Haydn Invocabit me Missa in tempore Quadragesimae – Michael Haydn Angeliis suis – Fux Be thou my guardian and my guide – Abridge Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein Saviour, when in dust to thee – Aberystwyth Chorale Prelude, Kyrie, Gott Vater in Ewigkeit – J.S. Bach Hark, my soul! it is the Lord – St Bees Forth in thy name, O Lord, I go – Song 34

Thalben-Ball : Elegy

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Sunday, 17 February, 2008
LENT II
9.30 am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker; Preacher : The Rt Rev David Russell)

C.P.E. Bach : Allegro di molto, from Sonata in D major

Propers: Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me Reminiscere Missa simile est regnum coelorum – Victoria Turn thy face from my sins – Attwood Through all the changing scenes of life – Wiltshire Immortal love for ever full – Bishopsthorpe Christian, dost thou see them – St Andrew of Crete My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham Fling out the banner! let it float – Duke Street

Elgar (arr James Burt) : “Serenade”, from The Wand of Youth, Suite No 1

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Sunday, 24 February, 2008
LENT III
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Drayton : Pavane

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me Oculi mei Sumsion in F Lord. let me know mine end – Greene O Lord, how joyful ’tis to see – Melcombe A safe stronghold out God is still – Ein’ feste Burg Glorious things of thee are spoken – Abbot’s Leigh I heard the voice of Jesus say – Kingsfold Jesu, who this our Lenten-tide – St Gregory

Sumsion : Saraband and Interlude

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Sunday, 2 March, 2008
LENT IV
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr George van Schalkwyk)

Stanley : Voluntary in E minor

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me – Michael Haydn Laetare Missa in tempore Quadragesimae – Michael Haydn Ave verum – Mozart Jerusalem, my happy home – Southwell Guide me, O thou great Redeemer – Cwm Rhondda We hail thy Presence glorious – Offertorium Hail, true Body, born of Mary – Standish For the beauty of the earth – Dix

Stanley : Vivace, from Concerto No 1 in E

7.00pm Solemn Evensong & Benediction
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Preces : Service : Anthem :Psalm : Office hymn : Hymn : O salutaris : Tantum Ergo :

Smith of Durham Walmisley in D minor O, where shall wisdom be found? – Boyce 39 (Chant : Rogers) Oh Christ, who art the Light and Day – Christe, qui lux Christian, dost thou see them – St Andrew of Crete Hereford Tantum ergo

Improvised postlude on Laudate Dominum

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Sunday, 9 March, 2008
Passion Sunday
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr George van Schalkwyk; Preacher : Fr Luke Stubbs)

Improvisation on Vexilla Regis

Propers: Service: Motet: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Asperges me Judica me Missa Emendemus in melius – Palestrina O Saviour of the world – Goss The royal banners forward go – Vexilla Regis My God, I love thee; not because – St Francis Xavier Praise to the Holiest in the height – Gerontius All ye who seek for sure relief – St Bernard Chorale Prelude, O Mensch, bewein’ dein’ Sünde gross – J.S. Bach When I survey the wondrous Cross – Rockingham

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Christe, du Lamm Gottes

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Sunday, 16 March, 2008
PALM SUNDAY
9.30am Procession of Palms and High Mass
(The Rev Fr George van Schalkwyk)

Procession : Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Introit for Palm Sunday – Liddicoat All glory, laud and honour – St Theodulph Domine, ne longe Missa O quam gloriosum est regnum – Victoria Adoramus te, Christe – Clemens non Papa Ride on! ride on in majesty! – Winchester New There is a green hill far away – Horsley My song is love unknown – Love Unknown O Sacred head, surrounded – Passion Chorale When I survey the wondrous Cross – Rockingham

J.S. Bach : O Lamm Gottes, unschuldig (from The Eighteen Chorale Preludes)

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Thursday, 20 March, 2007
MAUNDY THURSDAY
7.00pm Solemn Mass of the Last Supper
(The Rev Fr George van Schalkwyk)

Brahms : Chorale Prelude, Schmücke dich

Propers : Kyrie and Gloria : Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Dei : Footwashing : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Procession : Stripping of altars :

Nos autem Wilson in D Missa Aeterna Christi munera – Palestrina An Upper Room – trad. O Waly, Waly Christus factus est – Anerio My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham O Thou, who at the Eucharist – Song 1 Praise to the Holiest in the height – Gerontius Thee we adore, O hidden Saviour, thee – Adoro te devote Now, my tongue, the mystery telling – Picardy Psalm 22 with antiphons

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Friday, 21 March, 2007
GOOD FRIDAY
12 noon: Solemn Liturgy
(The Rev Fr George van Schalkwyk)

Kyrie : Passion : Veneration of the Cross : Procession of Sacrament : Communion :

from Missa Aeterna Christi munera – Palestrina The Passion according to John – Victoria Solemn Reproaches of St John Damascene – Victoria Crux Fidelis – John of Portugal Herzliebster Jesu – J.S. Bach Is it nothing to you? – Ouseley Drop, drop slow tears -Gibbons Posuerunt super caput ejus – Rodrigo de Ceballos

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Saturday, 22 March, 2008
HOLY SATURDAY
11.00pm Solemn Mass of the Vigil of Easter
(The Rev Fr George van Schalkwyk)

The Vigil :

1st Lesson : Hymn : 2nd Lesson : 3rd Lesson : Psalm : 4th Lesson : 5th Lesson : Motet :

The Creation Creator of the starry height – Conditor alme Abraham’s sacrifice The Exodus 114 (Tonus Peregrinus) Isaiah’s prophecy of redemption The Valley of Dry Bones If ye love me – Tallis

The Blessing of the New Fire and Entry into the Church :

The Exultet Propers : Service : Motet : Grad : Off : Post Com :

Haec dies Wilson in D Ave Verum – Saint-Saëns Ye choirs of new Jerusalem – St Fulbert Come, ye faithful, raise the strain – St John Damascene The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael

Dubois : Toccata

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Sunday, 23 March, 2008
EASTER
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Walton (arr Irish) : March, from ‘Henry V’ (for Organ and Brass Quintet)

Introit : Propers: Service: Motet: Regina Coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

This joyful Eastertide – Wood Resurrexi Darke in F (with brass quintet) Ave Verum – Saint-Saëns Easter Hymn Ye choirs of new Jerusalem – St Fulbert The day of Resurrection! – Ellacombe (fanfare in B flat, David Johnson) Come, ye faithful, raise the strain – St John Damascene (fanfare in G, David Johnson) Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah Eya! Resurrexit , for Choir, Organ and Brass Quintet – Irish Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus (fanfare in C, David Johnson)

Charpentier (arr Irish) : Prelude to a Te Deum,for Organ and Brass Quintet

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Sunday, 30 March, 2008
LOW SUNDAY
9.30am High Mass
(The Rev Canon Chris Chivers)

Rheinberger : Entrata, from Zwölf Meditationen, Op 167

Propers : Service : Motet : Regina Coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Quasi modo Messe in E, Op 192 (“Misericordias Domini“) – Rheinberger Cantate Domino – Pitoni Easter Hymn The Lamb’s high banquet called to share – Grenoble The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael Christ the Lord is risen again! – Würtemburg Intermezzo, from Sonata No 6 in E flat, Op 119 – Rheinberger Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah The strife is o’er, the battle done – Victory

Rheinberger : Preludio, from Sonata No 7 in F minor, Op 127

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Sunday, 6 April. 2008
Easter II
9.30am High Mass
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Propers : Service : Motet : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Misericordia Domini Ireland in C Schafe können sicher weiden – J.S. Bach Easter Hymn Ye choirs of new Jerusalem – St Fulbert The King of love my Shepherd is – Dominus regit me At the Lamb’s high feast we sing – Salzburg Faithful Shepherd, feed me – Pastor pastorum He is risen, he is risen! – Michael

7.00pm Solemn Evensong & Benediction

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Office hymn : Hymn :

Irish Sumsion in A Blessed be the God and Father – S.S. Wesley 65 The Lamb’s high banquet called to share – Grenoble O sons and daughters let us sing! – O filii et filiae

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Sunday, 13 April, 2008
Easter III
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr George van Schalkwyk)

Dubois : Marche Triomphale, from Twelve Pieces

Propers : Service: Anthem : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Jubilate Deo Messe Basse – Fauré Cantique de Jean Racine – Fauré Easter Hymn Ye that know the Lord is gracious – Hyfrydol Thou art the Way: by thee alone – St James Light’s abode, celestial Salem – Regent Square Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus

Fauré (arr Hesford) : Pavane

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Sunday, 20 April, 2008
Easter IV
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr George van Schalkwyk)

Jackson : The Archbishop’s Fanfare

Propers : Service : Motet : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Cantate Domino Jackson in G Oculi omnium – Wood Easter Hymn Jerusalem, my happy home – Southwell Our blest Redeemer, ere he breathed – St Cuthbert Come, ye faithful, raise the anthem – Unser Herrscher Bread of the world in mercy broken – Genevan Psalm cxviii Sing Alleluia forth in duteous praise – St Sebastian

Campbell : Gaudeamus

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Sunday, 27 April, 2008
Easter V
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
(Choir Sunday off)

Propers : Service : Anthem : Regina Coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Vocem jocunditatis Wilson in D Et in Spiritum Sanctum – J.S. Bach (Solo : Paul de Thierry) Easter Hymn Jesus, where’er thy people meet – Wareham Blest are the pure in heart – Franconia Lord, enthroned in heavenly splendour – St Helen Come, my soul, thy suit prepare – Song 13 Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah

Armstrong Gibbs : Postlude in D

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Thursday, 1 May, 2008
THE FEAST OF THE ASCENSION
11.00am High Mass
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Elgar : Introduction, from Sonata No 2 in B flat Op 87a

Propers : Service : Anthem : Regina coeli: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Viri Galilaei Missa Brevis in C, KV 317 (“Krönungs-messe”) – W.A. Mozart (Pretty Yende, Violina Anguelov, Willem Bester, Njabulo Mthinkulu) God is gone up with a merry noise – Croft (orch Irish) Easter Hymn Hail the day that sees him rise – Llanfair O Thou eternal King most high – Melcombe See the Conqueror mounts in triumph – Rex gloriae Alleluia! sing to Jesus! – Hyfrydol The head that once was crowned with thorns – St Magnus

Johnson : Trumpet Tune (Homage to the 18th Century)

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Sunday. 4 May, 2008
The Sunday after the Ascension
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr George van Schalkwyk)

Propers : Service : Motet : Regina coeli: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Exaudi, Domine Missa L’Hora passa – Viadana If ye love me – Tallis Easter Hymn Come, let us join our cheerful songs – Nativity Where high the heavenly temple stands – Fulda Crown him with many crowns – Diademata Largo, from Guitar Concerto RV93 – Vivaldi (transcribed Webb) Not a thought of earthly things – Feniton All hail the power of Jesus’ name! – Miles Lane

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Heut’ triumphiret Gottes Sohn (BWV630)

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction:
(The Rev Fr George van Schalkwyk)

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Off Hymn : Hymn :

Irish C.V. Stanford in B flat God is gone up with a merry noise – Croft 150 (Stanford) O Thou eternal King most high – Melcombe See the Conqueror mounts in triumph – Rex gloriae

Lidon : Sonata de Primo tono

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Sunday. 11 May, 2008
WHITSUNDAY
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr George van Schalkwyk)

Hurford : Processional, from Suite ‘Laudate Dominum‘

Propers : Service : Motet : Regina coeli : Int : Seq : Off : Com : Rec :

Spiritus Domini Darke in A minor O Holy Spirit, Lord of grace – Tye Easter Hymn Come down, O Love divine – Down Ampney Come, thou Holy Spirit, come – Veni, Sancte Spiritus When God of old came down from heaven – Winchester Old Meditation, from Suite ‘Laudate Dominum‘ – Hurford Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire – Veni, creator Spiritus Our Lord, his Passion ended – Naphill

Hurford : Exurgat Deus, from Suite ‘Laudate Dominum‘

Wednesday, 21 February, 2007
ASH WEDNESDAY
7.00pm High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)
(No Organ)

Propers: Service: Motet:Int : Off : Com : Rec :

Miseris omnium Mass for three voices – Byrd O bone Jesu – PalestrinaLord, in this thy mercy’s day – St Philip Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein O Christ, who art the Light and Day – Christe, qui lux (mode ii) Forth in thy name, O Lord, I go – Song 34

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Sunday, 25 February, 2007
Lent I
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

J.S. Bach : Variation II on Sei gegrüsset, Jesu gütig

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me – Michael Haydn Invocabit me Missa in tempore Quadragesimae – Michael Haydn Angeliis suis – Fux Be thou my guardian and my guide – Abridge Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein Saviour, when in dust to thee – Aberystwyth Chorale Prelude, Erbarm’ dich mein, O Herre Gott – J.S. Bach Hark, my soul! it is the Lord – St Bees Jesu, who this our Lenten-tide – St Gregory

J.S. Bach : Variation XI on Sei gegrüsset, Jesu gütig

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Sunday, 4 March, 2007
Lent II
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Herr Jesu Christ, dich zu uns wend

Propers: Service: Motet: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me Reminiscere Missa simile est regnum coelorum – Victoria Adoramus te, Christe – Viadana Through all the changing scenes of life – Wiltshire O for a closer walk with God – Caithness Christian, dost thou see them – St Andrew of Crete Chorale Prelude, Liebster Jesu, wir sind hier – J.S. Bach My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham Sing praise to God who reigns above – Luther

J.S. Bach : Variation I on Sei gegrüsset, Jesu gütig

7.00pm Solemn Evensong & Benediction:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Schumann : Fugue No III in B minor, from Six Fugues on the name BACH

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Office Hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Byrd Byrd Second Lord, let me know mine end – Greene 119 (vv 33-40) O Christ, who art the Light and Day – Christe, qui lux Thou didst leave thy throne and thy kingly crown – Margaret Hereford French Carol

Schumann : Fugue No 1 in B major, from Six Fugues on the name BACH

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Sunday, 11 March, 2007
Lent III
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Ein’ feste Burg ist unser Gott BWV 720

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec:

Asperges me Oculi mei Sumsion in F Drop, drop, slow tears – Gibbons Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein A safe stronghold our God is still – Ein’ feste Burg Souls of men! why will ye scatter – Gott will’s machen Chorale Prelude, Jesus, meine Zuversicht – J.S. Bach Jesu, gentlest Saviour – Eucharisticus Ye servants of God, your Master proclaim – Paderborn

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Christe, der du bist Tag und Licht BWV 1096

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Sunday, 18 March, 2007
Lent IV
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Propers: Service: Anthem: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Asperges me Laetare Wilson in D Ave Verum – Elgar My God, how wonderful thou art – Westminster The King of love my Shepherd is – Dominus regit me For the beauty of the earth – Dix Peace, perfect peace – Song 46 Thine for ever! God of love – Newington

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Sunday, 25 March, 2007
Passion Sunday
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Propers: Service: Motet: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Asperges me Judica me Missa L’Hora passa – Viadana O Saviour of the world – Goss All ye who seek for sure relief – St Bernard My God, I love thee – St Francis Xavier Praise to the Holiest in the height – Gerontius Glory be to Jesus – Carswall When I survey the wondrous Cross – Rockingham

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Sunday, 1 April, 2007
PALM SUNDAY
9.30am Procession of Palms and High Mass
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

The Procession : The Mass : Propers : Service: Motet: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Introit for Palm Sunday – Liddicoat All glory, laud, and honour – St Theodulph Domine, ne longe Missa O quam gloriosum est regnum – Victoria Is it nothing to you? – Ouseley Ride on! ride on in majesty! – St Drostane All ye who seek for sure relief – St Bernard My song is love unknown – Love Unknown Chorale Prelude, Wenn wir in höchsten Nöthen sein BWV 641 – J.S. Bach O Sacred Head, surrounded – Passion Chorale When I survey the wondrous Cross – Rockingham

J.S. Bach: Wir setzen uns mit Tränen nieder, from St Matthew Passion – J.S. Bach

7.00pm Solemn Evensong & Benediction, with admission of Church Officers :
(The Ven Mxolisi Mpanbani, Archdeacon to the Ordinary)

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Office Hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Byrd Gibbons Short Hosanna to the Son of David – Weelkes 130  (Chants : Purcell, Rimbault) The royal banners forward go – Vexilla regis All glory, laud, and honour – St Theodulph St Vincent Tantum ergo

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Thursday, 5 April, 2007
MAUNDY THURSDAY
7.00pm Solemn Mass of the Last Supper
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Wo soll ich fliehen hin BWV 694

Propers : Service : Motets : Int : Grad : Footwashing : Off : Com : Proc :

Nos autem Missa Aeterna Christi munera – Palestrina Christus factus est – Anerio The heavenly Word, proceeding forth – Verbum supernum O Thou, who at thy Eucharist didst pray – Song 1 An Upper Room – O Waly, Waly Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness – Schmücke dich Once, only once, and once for all – Albano Now, my tongue, the mystery telling – French Carol

Ps. 22 with antiphon (Tonus Peregrinus)

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Friday, 6 April, 2007
GOOD FRIDAY
12 noon: Solemn Liturgy
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Kyries : Passion : Veneration of the Cross : Procession of Sacrament : Communion :

from Missa Aeterna Christi munera – Palestrina According to John – Victoria Solemn Reproaches of St John Damascene – Victoria Crux Fidelis – John of Portugal Herzliebster Jesu – J.S. Bach When David heard – Tomkins Posuerunt super caput ejus – Rodrigo de Ceballos Crucifixus – Lotti

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Saturday, 7 April, 2007
HOLY SATURDAY
11.00pm Solemn Mass of the Vigil of Easter
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

The Vigil: 1st Lesson : Hymn: 2nd Lesson : Motet: 3rd Lesson : Psalm: 114 4th Lesson : Motet: 5th Lesson : Motet :

The Creation Creator of the starry height Abraham’s sacrifice Glory be to Jesus – Caswall The Exodus (Tonus Peregrinus) Isaiah’s prophecy of redemption Hide not thou thy face – Farrant The Valley of Dry Bones If ye love me – Tallis

The Blessing of the New Fire and Entry into the Church:

The Gloria : Propers : Service : Motet : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

The Exultet Wilson in D Haec dies Missa L’Hora passa – Viadana Ave Verum – Byrd Ye choirs of new Jerusalem – St Fulbert Come, ye faithful, raise the strain – St John Damascene The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael Jesus Christ is risen today – Easter Hymn

Lidon : Sonata de Primo Tono

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Sunday, 8 April, 2007
EASTER
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Gigout (arr Irish) : Grand Choeur Dialogue (for Organ and Brass Quintet)

Introit : Propers: Service: Motets: Regina Coeli: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

This joyful Eastertide – Wood Resurrexi Messa a 4 da Capella – Monteverdi (with brass quartet) Cantate Domino – Pitoni Easter Hymn Ye choirs of new Jerusalem – St Fulbert The day of Resurrection! – Ellacombe (fanfare in B flat, David Johnson) Come, ye faithful, raise the strain – St John Damascene (fanfare in G, David Johnson) Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah Christ ist erstanden – Anton Reinthaler (with brass quartet) Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus (fanfare in C, David Johnson)

Frescobaldi: Canzona No 29, in G (for two trumpets, two trombones and organ)

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Sunday, 15 April, 2007
LOW SUNDAY
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Elgar : Introduction, from Sonata No 2 in B flat, Op 87A

Propers : Service : Motet : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Quasi modo Ireland in C Ave Verum – Saint-Saëns Easter Hymn The strife is o’er, the battle done – Victory At the Lamb’s high feast we sing – Salzburg Christ the Lord is risen again! – Würtemburg Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael

C.S. Lang : Tuba Tune in D

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Sunday, 22 April, 2007
Easter II
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Handel (arr Trevor) : Processional, from Music for the Royal Fireworks

Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Misericordia Domini Darke in E Schafe können sicher weiden – J.S. Bach The Lamb’s high banquet called to share – Grenoble The King of love my Shepherd is – Dominus regit me O sons and daughters, let us sing – O filii et filiae Faithful Shepherd, feed me – Pastor pastorum Christ the Lord is risen today! – St George

Mulet : Carillon-Sortie

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Sunday, 29 April, 2007
Easter III
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Purcell : Rigadon

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Jubilate Deo The Mass of the Quiet Hour – Oldroyd Set me as a seal upon thy heart – Walton Ye that know the Lord is gracious – Hyfrydol A Charge to keep I have – Carlisle Alleluia! Alleluia! Hearts to heaven and voices raise – Lux Eoi The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus

Walton : “Crown Imperial” (Coronation March, 1937)

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Sunday, 6 May, 2007
Easter IV
9,30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Hurford : Processional, from Suite ‘Laudate Dominum’

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Cantate Domino Jackson in G Ave verum corpus – Mathias The day of Resurrection! – Ellacombe Our blest Redeemer, ere he breathed – St Cuthbert Come, ye faithful, raise the anthem – Unser Herrscher Bread of the world in mercy broken – Genevan Psalm cxviii Jerusalem, my happy home – Southwell

Hurford : Exurgat Deus, from Suite ‘Laudate Dominum’

7.00pm Solemn Evensong & Benediction:

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Office hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Smith of Durham Stanford in C Ye choirs of new Jerusalem – Stanford 128 (Chant : Goss) The Lamb’s high banquet called to share – Grenoble That Eastertide with joy was bright – Easter Song Hereford Tantum ergo

Stanford : Postlude on a theme of Orlando Gibbons (Song 22), Op 105 No II

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Sunday, 13 May, 2007
Easter V
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Brahms (arr Rogg) : Chorale St Antoni, from “Variations on a Theme by Haydn”

Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Vocem jocunditatis Missa O quam gloriosum est regnum – Victoria Greater love – Ireland Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah Peace, perfect peace – Song 46 Lord, enthroned in heavenly splendour – St Helen I heard the voice of Jesus say – Kingsfold Come, ye faithful, raise the strain- St John Damascene

Karg-Elert : Chorale-Improvisation, Nun danket alle Gott (Marche triomphale)

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Thursday, 17 May, 2007
THE FEAST OF THE ASCENSION
7.00pm High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

J.S.Bach : Chorale Prelude, Heut’ triumphiret Gottes Sohn

Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Viri Galilaei Messe in E, Op 192 (“Misericordias Domini“) – Rheinberger God is gone up with a merry noise – Croft Hail the day that sees him rise – Llanfair Jesu, our hope, our heart’s desire – Metzler’s Redhead See the Conqueror mounts in triumph – Rex gloriae O Thou eternal King most high – Melcombe The head that once was crowned with thorns – St Magnus

Rheinberger : Tempo moderato, from Sonata No 4 in A minor

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Sunday. 20 May, 2006
The Sunday after the Ascension
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Exaudi, Domine Missa L’Hora passa – Viadana If ye love me – Tallis Come, let us join our cheerful songs – Nativity Lord, be thy word my rule – Eden Alleluia! sing to Jesus – Hyfrydol Wherefore, O Father, we thy humble servants – Pastor pastorum Jesus shall reign where’er the sun- Truro

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Sunday, 27 May, 2007
WHITSUNDAY
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Leighton : Fanfare

Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Sequence: Off : Com : Rec:

Spiritus Domini Darke in F My eyes for beauty pine – Howells Come down, O Love divine – Down Ampney Come, thou Holy Spirit, come – Veni, Sancte Spiritus When God of old came down from heaven – Winchester Old Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire – Veni, creator Spiritus Our Lord, his Passion ended – Naphill

Murrill : Carillon

Wednesday, 1 March, 2006
ASH WEDNESDAY
7.00pm Solemn Mass
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)
(No Organ)

Propers: Service: Motet:Int : Off : Com : Rec :

Miseris omnium Mass for three voices – Byrd O bone Jesu – PalestrinaLord, in this thy mercy’s day – St Philip Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein Jesu, grant me this, I pray – Song 13 Forth in thy name, O Lord, I go – Song 34

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Sunday, 5 March, 2006
Lent I
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me Invocabit me Missa emendemus in melius – Palestrina Angeliis suis – Fux Be thou my guardian and my guide – Abridge Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein Saviour, when in dust to thee – Aberystwyth Chorale Prelude, Ich ruf’ zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ – J.S. Bach Hark, my soul! it is the Lord – St Bees Jesu, who this our Lenten-tide – St Gregory

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Wenn wir in höchsten Nöthen sein

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction:

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm: Office Hymn : Hymn :O Salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Byrd Byrd Second Lord, let me know mine end – Greene 32 (Chant : Jones) O maker of the world, give ear – St Gregory Dear Lord and Father of mankind – Repton Hereford Tantum Ergo

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Sunday, 12 March, 2006
Lent II
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Ach Gott und Herr

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me Reminiscere Missa L’hora passa – Viadana Call to remembrance, O Lord – Farrant Through all the changing scenes of life – Wiltshire Immortal love for ever full – Bishopthorpe Christian, dost thou see them – St Andrew of Crete Chorale Prelude, Erbarm’ dich mein, o Herre Gott – J.S. Bach My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham Sing praise to God who reigns above – Luther

J.S. Bach : Prelude in A major

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Sunday, 19 March, 2006
Lent III
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

Grieg : Sarabande, from Holberg Suite

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me Oculi mei Mass for four voices – Byrd Drop, drop, slow tears – Gibbons Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein A safe stronghold our God is still – Ein’ feste Burg Souls of men! why will ye scatter – Gott will’s machen Chorale Preludes on Liebster Jesu, wir sind hier – J.S. Bach Dearest Jesu, we are here – Liebster Jesu Ye servants of God, your Master proclaim – Paderborn

J.S. Bach : Variation V from Partite diverse sopra Sei gegrüsset, Jesu gütig.

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Sunday, 26 March, 2006
Lent IV
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

Leopold Mozart : “Für den Merz”, from “Der Morgen und der Abend”

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me Laetare Missa in tempore Quadragesimae – Michael Haydn Ave Verum – Mozart My God, how wonderful thou art – Westminster Guide me, O thou great Redeemer – Cwm Rhondda We hail thy Presence glorious – Offertorium Adagio, from Concerto in F major – Joseph Haydn Virgin born, we bow before thee – Genevan Psalm lxxxvi Thine for ever! God of love – Newington

Joseph Haydn : Moderato, from Concerto in F major

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Sunday, 2 April, 2006
Lent V
(Passion Sunday)
9.30am High Mass :
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

Walford Davies : Solemn Melody

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me Judica me Missa Choralis – Liszt Quando corpus morietur, from “Stabat Mater” – Pergolesi The royal banners forward go – Vexilla Regis My God, I love thee – St Francis Xavier Praise to the Holiest in the height – Gerontius Glory be to Jesus – Caswall When I survey the wondrous Cross – Rockingham

Thalben- Ball : Elegy

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction
(The Ven Michael Weeder)

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Off Hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Tomkins Walmisley in D minor O, Saviour of the world – Goss 13 (Chant : Woodward) The royal banners forward go – Vexilla Regis My song is love unknown – Love Unknown Hereford Tantum Ergo

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Sunday, 9 April, 2006
PALM SUNDAY
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

The Procession : The Mass : Propers : Service: Motet: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Introit for Palm Sunday – Liddicoat All glory, laud and honour – St Theodulph Domine, ne longe Missa O quam gloriosum est regnum – Victoria Hosanna to the Son of David – Weelkes Ride on! ride on in majesty! – St Drostane All ye who seek for sure relief – St Bernard My song is love unknown – Love Unknown Chorale Prelude, O Mensch, bewein’ dein’ Sünde gross BWV 622 – J.S. Bach O Sacred Head, surrounded – Passion Chorale When I survey the wondrous Cross – Rockingham

J.S. Bach : Wir setzen uns mit Tränen nieder, from St Matthew Passion

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Thursday, 13 April, 2006
MAUNDY THURSDAY
7.00pm Solemn Mass of the Last Supper
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

J.S. Bach: Chorale Prelude, Christe, du Lamm Gottes

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Proc :

Nos autem Messe in E (“Misericordias Domini“) – Rheinberger Christus factus est – Anerio My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham O Thou, who at thy Eucharist didst pray – Song 1 Praise to the Holiest in the height – Gerontius Chorale Prelude, O Lamm Gottes, unschuldig – J.S. Bach Now, my tongue, the mystery telling – French Carol

Ps. 22 with antiphon (Tonus Peregrinus)

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Friday, 14 April, 2006
GOOD FRIDAY
12 noon: Solemn Liturgy
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Kyries : Passion : Veneration of Cross : Procession of Sacrament : Communion : Post Communion:

from Missa emendemus – Palestrina According to John – Victoria Solemn Reproaches of St John Damascene – Victoria Crux Fidelis – John of Portugal Herzliebster Jesu – J.S. Bach Is it nothing to you – Ouseley Vere languores nostros – Lotti Wir setzen uns mit Tränen nieder, from St Matthew Passion – J.S. Bach

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Saturday, 15 April, 2006
HOLY SATURDAY
11.00pm Solemn Mass of the Vigil of Easter
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

The Blessing of the New Fire and Entry into the Church :
The Exultet

The Mass :

Propers : Gloria : Service : Motet : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Haec dies from Wilson in D Missa l’Hora passa – Viadana Ave Verum – Byrd The Lamb’s high banquet called to share – Grenoble Come, ye faithful, raise the strain – St John Damascene The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus

Howells : Saraband (For the morning of Easter)

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Sunday, 16 April, 2006
EASTER
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Strauss : Feierlicher Einzug, for Organ and Trombones

Propers : Service : Motet : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com: Rec :

Resurrexi Darke in F (with Brass Quintet) Ave Verum – Saint-Saëns Easter Hymn Come, ye faithful, raise the strain – St John Damascene (fanfare in G, David Johnson) The day of Resurrection! – Ellacombe (fanfare in B flat, David Johnson) Come, ye faithful, raise the anthem – Unser Herrscher (brass arrangement, Deon Irish) Love’s redeeming work is done- Savannah Eya! Resurrexit , for Choir, Organ and Brass Quintet – Deon Irish Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus (fanfare in C, David Johnson)

Karg Elert (arr Olson) : Marche Triumphale, for Organ and Brass Quintet

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Sunday, 23 April, 2006
LOW SUNDAY
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

Elgar : Introduction, from Sonata No 2 for Organ

Propers : Service : Motet : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Quasi modo Sumsion in F This joyful Eastertide – Wood Easter Hymn Ye choirs of new Jerusalem – St Fulbert The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael O sons and daughters, let us sing! – O filii et filiae (arr Stanford) Chimes – Bernard Rose Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah The strife is o’er, the battle done – Victory

Sumsion : Procession

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Sunday, 30 April, 2006
Easter II
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

Purcell : Rondeau, from ‘Abdelazer’

Propers : Service : Motet : Regina Coeli: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Misericordia Domini Ireland in C The Lord’s my Shepherd – Bain (arr Jacob) Easter Hymn The Lord’s high banquet called to share – Grenoble The King of love my Shepherd is – Dominus regit me Christ the Lord is risen again! – Würtemburg Faithful Shepherd, feed me – Pastor pastorum Schafe können sicher weiden – J.S. Bach Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus

C.S. Lang : Tuba Tune in D major

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Sunday, 7 May, 2006
Easter III
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

C.V. Stanford : Prelude, on a theme of Orlando Gibbons Op 105 No 1

Propers : Service : Motet : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Jubilate Deo Stanford in C & F (Kyries arr. Irish) Ye now therefore have sorrow – Brahms Easter Hymn Ye choirs of new Jerusalem – St Fulbert Thou art the Way – St James O What their joy – O quanta qualia Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah The strife is o’er, the battle done – Victory

C.V. Stanford : Postlude in D minor Op 105 No 6

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction :

Preces : Service : Anthem : Regina coeli : Psalm : Off Hymn : Anthem : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Tomkins Howells in G The Lord is my Shepherd – Stanford Easter Hymn 127 (Chant : Goss) The Lamb’s high banquet called to share – Grenoble That Eastertide with joy was bright – Easter Song Hereford Pange lingua, mode iii

Howells : Siciliano for a High Ceremony

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Sunday, 14 May, 2006
Easter IV
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

Galuppi : Sonata con Ripieni e Flauti

Propers : Service : Motet : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com: Rec :

Cantate Domino Missa Aeterna Christi munera – Palestrina Cantate Domino – Pitoni Easter Hymn The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael Stand up, and bless the Lord – Carlisle Come, ye faithful, raise the anthem – Unser Herrscher Bread of the world in mercy broken – Genevan Psalm cxviii Jersualem, my happy home – Southwell

Gant : “Non vos relinquam orphanos”, from 14 Characteristic Pieces

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Sunday, 21 May, 2006
Easter V
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

Thewes : Festival Trumpet Tune in D

Propers : Service : Anthem : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec:

Vocem jocunditatis Mass of the Quiet Hour – Oldroyd Ave Verum – Elgar Easter Hymn Ye that know the Lord is gracious – Hyfrydol Peace, perfect peace, in this dark world of sin? – Song 46 Lord, enthroned in heavenly splendour – St Helen Ich halte treulich still – J.S. Bach O God, unseen yet ever near – St Flavian At the Lamb’s high feast we sing – Salzburg

S.S. Wesley : Choral Song and Fugue

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Thursday, 25 May, 2006
THE FEAST OF THE ASCENSION
6.30pm High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

Mozart (arr Lehrndorfer) : Intrada in C, aus K.399

Propers : Service : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Viri Galilaei Missa brevis in F (“Jugendmesse”) – Haydn (soloists Jenny Jardine, Kathy Moon) Hail the day that sees him rise – Llanfair O thou eternal King most high – Melcombe See the Conqueror mounts in triumph – Rex gloriae Wherefore, O Father, we thy humble servants – Christe fons jugis The head that once was crowned with thorns – St Magnus

Mozart (arr Henking) : Ein Andante, für eine Walze in eine kleine Orgel K.616

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Sunday, 28 May, 2006
The Sunday after The Ascension
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Leon van Rheede)

J.S.Bach : Chorale Prelude, Heut’ triumphiret Gottes Sohn

Propers : Service : Anthem : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Exaudi, Domine Missa brevis in F (“Jugendmesse”) -Haydn God is gone up with a merry noise – Croft Easter Hymn Hail the day that sees him rise – Llanfair Where high the heavenly temple stands – Fulda Crown him with many crowns – Diademata Not a thought of earthly things! – Feniton All hail the power of Jesus’ name! – Miles Lane

J.S. Bach : Fuga â 5 con pedale pro Organo pleno BWV 552 (“St Anne”)

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Sunday, 4 June, 2006
WHITSUNDAY
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Komm, Gott, Schöpfer, heiliger Geist BWV 631

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec:

Spiritus Domini Missa Aeterna Christi munera – Palestrina If ye love me – Tallis Come down, O Love divine – Down Ampney Come, thou Holy Spirit, come – Veni, Sancte Spiritus When God of old came down from heaven – Winchester Old Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire – Veni, creator Spiritus Our Lord, his Passion ended – Naphill

J.S. Bach : Fantasia super Komm, heiliger Geist, Herre Gott BWV 651

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Propers : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Office Hymn : Hymn :O salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Smith of Durham Wood in D The Spirit of the Lord – Elgar 48 (Chant : Robinson) O Joy, because the circling year – Melcombe Our Lord, his Passion ended – Naphill Hereford Westminster Abbey

Hurford : Exurgat Deus, from Suite “Laudate Dominum”

Wednesday, 9 February, 2005
ASH WEDNESDAY
7.00pm Solemn Mass
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
(No Organ)

Propers: Service: Motet:Int: Grad: Off:  Com:

Miseris omnium Mass for three voices – Byrd O bone Jesu – PalestrinaLord, in this thy mercy’s day – St Philip Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein O Christ, who art the light and day – Christe, qui lux Peace, perfect peace, in this dark world of sin? – Song 46 O God, unseen yet ever near – St Flavian

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Sunday, 13 February, 2005
Lent I
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me Invocabit me Darke in F Angeliis suis – Fux Stand up, and bless the Lord – Carlisle Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein Thou didst leave thy throne – Margaret Largo, from Concerto in D for Lute – Vivaldi Lord Jesus, think on me – St Paul’s Oft in danger, oft in woe – University College

Marpurg : Chorale Prelude, Herr, Ich habe missgehandelt

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Sunday, 20 February, 2005
Lent II
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Kauffmann : Chorale Prelude, O Gott, du frommer Gott

Propers: Service:  Motet: Int:  Grad: Off:  Com:  Rec:

Asperges me Reminiscere Missa Emendemus in melius – Palestrina Prevent us, O Lord-Byrd Through all the changing scenes of life – Wiltshire Immortal love for ever full – Bishopthorpe Glorious things of thee are spoken – Abbot’s Leigh Adagio, from Concerto II in A minor, BWV593 – Bach My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham Sing praise to God who reigns above – Luther

Handel : Overture, from “Music for the Royal Fireworks”

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Sunday, 27 February, 2005
Lent III
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Samuel Wesley : Adagio, from Voluntary I, Op 6

Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Grad : Off : Com :  Rec :

Asperges me Oculi mei Missa in tempore Quadragesimae – Michael Haydn Lord, let me know mine end – Greene Saviour, when in dust to thee – Aberystwyth O Holy Ghost, thy people bless – St Timothy A safe stronghold our God – Ein’ feste Burg Virgin born, we bow before thee – Genevan Psalm lxxxvi Christian, dost thou see them – St Andrew of Crete

 Samuel Wesley : Allegro moderato, from Voluntary I, Op 6

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Sunday, 6 March, 2005
Lent IV
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Howells : Dalby’s Fancy

Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me Laetare Jackson in G Ave verum – Mathias Guide me, O thou great Redeemer – Cwm Rhondda Dear Lord and Father of mankind – Repton For the beauty of the earth – Dix I heard the voice of Jesus say – Kingsfold City of God, how broad and far – Richmond

Mathias : Processional

7.00pm Solemn Evensong & Benediction:
(The Ven the Rector)

Preces : Service : Anthem :  Psalm :  Off Hymn : Hymn :  O Salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Byrd Byrd Second Service Like as the hart – Howells 39 (Chant: Rogers) O Christ, who art the Light and Day – Christe, qui lux Christian, dost thou see them? – St Andrew of Crete  Hereford Pange lingua

Howells : Master Tallis’ Testament

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Sunday, 13 March, 2005
Lent V – Passion Sunday
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Vann : Prelude on Herzliebster Jesu

Propers: Service: Motet: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me Judica me Mass for four voices – Byrd Drop, drop, slow tears – Gibbons The royal banners forward go – Vexilla Regis O My Saviour, lifted – North Coates Praise to the Holiest in the height – Gerontius Chorale Prelude, Erbarm’ dich mein, O Herre Gott – J.S. Bach Glory be to Jesus – Caswall When I survey the wondrous cross – Rockingham

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, O Mensch, bewein’ dein’ Sünde gross BWV 622

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Sunday, 20 March, 2005
PALM SUNDAY
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

The Procession : The Mass : Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Introit for Palm Sunday – Liddicoat All glory, laud and honour – St Theodulph Domine, ne longe Missa O quam gloriosum est regnum – Victoria Is it nothing to you – Ouseley Ride on! ride on in majesty! – St Drostane There is a green hill – Horsley My song is love unknown – Love Unknown At the Cross her station keeping – Stabat Mater O Sacred head, surrounded – Passion Chorale

J.S. Bach: Wir setzen uns mit Tränen nieder, fromSt Matthew Passion

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Thursday, 24 March, 2005
MAUNDY THURSDAY
7.00pm High Mass of the Last Supper:
(The Ven the Rector)

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Christe, du Lamm Gottes BWV 619

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Proc: Stripping of the altars :

Nos autem Missa L’Hora Passa – Viadana Kyrie and Gloria – Wilson in D Christus factus est – Anerio My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham Blest are the pure in heart – Franconia O Thou, who at thy Eucharist didst pray – Song 1 Once, only once, and once for all – Albano Now, my tongue, the mystery telling – French Carol Psalm 22 (Tonus Peregrinus)

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Friday, 25 March, 2005
GOOD FRIDAY
12 noon: Solemn Liturgy:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Kyrie : Passion :  Veneration of the Cross : Procession of the Sacrament : Communion of the Sacred Ministers : Communion of the People : Post Communion :

Missa O Quam gloriosum – Victoria The Passion according to John – Victoria Solemn Reproaches of St John Damascene – Victoria Crux Fidelis – John of Portugal Herzliebster Jesu – J.S. Bach Crucifixus – Lotti When David heard that Absalom was slain – Tomkins Miserere – Allegri

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Saturday, 26 March, 2005
HOLY SATURDAY
11.00pm Solemn Mass of the Easter Vigil:
(The Ven the Rector)

The Vigil: 1st Lesson :  Hymn : 2nd Lesson : Motet : 3rd Lesson : Psalm :  4th Lesson : Motet : 5th Lesson :  Motet :

The Creation Creator of the starry height – Conditor alme Abraham’s sacrifice Glory be to Jesus – Caswall The Exodus 114 (Tonus Peregrinus) Isaiah’s prophecy of redemption Hide not thou thy face – Farrant The valley of dry bones If ye love me – Tallis

The Blessing of the New Fire and Entry into the Church:

The Exultet

The Mass:

Gloria : Propers : Service: Motet  Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Wilson in D Haec dies Missa L’Hora passa – Viadana Ave Verum – Saint-Saëns The Lamb’s high banquet called to share – Grenoble Come, ye faithful, raise the strain – St John Damascene The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael Jesus Christ is risen today – Easter Hymn

Widor : Toccata, from 5th Organ Symphony

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Sunday, 27 March, 2005
EASTER
10.00am High Mass:
(Farewell mass of the Ven the Rector)

Strauss : Feierlicher Einzug,for Organ and Trombone (arr Reger)

Propers : Service : Motet : Carol : Regina Coeli Int : Grad: Off : Com : Rec :

Resurrexi Darke in F (with Brass Quintet) Ave Verum – Saint-Saëns Eya! Resurrexit, for Choir, Organ and Brass Quintet – Irish Easter Hymn Come, ye faithful, raise the strain (fanfare in G, David Johnson) The day of Resurrection! – Ellacombe (fanfare in B flat, David Johnson) Christ the Lord is risen again! – Würtemburg (fanfare in E flat, David Johnson) Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus (fanfare in C, David Johnson)

Charpentier: Prelude to a Te Deum for Organ and Brass Quintet (arr Irish)

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Sunday, 3 April, 2005
Low Sunday
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Mendelssohn : Andante tranquillo, from Sonata No 3 in A major

Service : Regina Coeli Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Wilson in D Easter Hymn Ye choirs of new Jerusalem – St Fulbert The day of Resurrection! – Ellacombe Come, ye faithful, raise the strain – St John Damascene The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael The strife is o’er, the battle done – Victory

S.S. Wesley : Choral Song and Fugue

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Sunday, 10 April, 2005
Easter II
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Mendelssohn : Andante religioso, from Sonata No 4 in B flat major

Propers : Service : Anthem : Regina Coeli : Int : Grad :  Off : Com: Rec :

Misericordia Domini C.V. Stanford in C & F (Kyrie: arr. Irish) Ye choirs of new Jerusalem – Stanford Easter Hymn The Lamb’s high banquet called to share – Grenoble The King of love my Shepherd is – Dominus regit me That Eastertide with joy was bright – Easter Song Faithful Shapherd, feed me – Pastor pastorum Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus

Mendelssohn :Allegro maestoso e vivace, from Sonata No 2 in C minor

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Sunday, 17 April, 2005
Easter III
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

C.S. Lang :Tuba Tune in D major

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Jubilate Deo Mass for three voices – Byrd Cantate Domino – Pitoni Ye that know the Lord is gracious – Hyfrydol Thou art the way: by thee alone – St James Light’s abode, celestial Salem – Regent Square The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael Adagio, from Concerto for Two Clarinets – Krommer (Matthew Reid and James Pape – clarinets) The strife is o’er – Victory

Reger : Introduction and Passacaglia in D minor

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Sunday, 24 April, 2005
Easter IV
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)
(Organ : Peter Jones)

Propers : Service : Anthem : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Cantate Domino Missa L’Hora passa – Viadana Adoramus te, Christe – Clemens non Papa Easter Hymn The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael Stand up, and bless the Lord – Carlisle Come ye faithful, raise the anthem – Unser Herrscher Bread of the world in mercy broken – Genevan Psalm cxviii Jerusalem, my happy home – Southwell

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Sunday, 1 May, 2005
THE FEAST OF ST PHILIP AND ST JAMES
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Beverley Johnson)
(Organ : Peter Jones)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Exclamaverunt Missa O Quam Gloriosum est regnum – Victoria Holy is the true light – Harris The eternal gifts of Christ the King – Church Triumphant Hail! princes of the host of heaven – Grenoble Disposer supreme, and Judge of the earth – Hanover Let saints on earth in concert sing – Dundee Captains of the saintly band – University College

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction
(The Rev Fr Beverley Johnson)

Thalben-Ball : Elegy

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Off Hymn : Hymn : O salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Byrd Sumsion in A Give us the wings of faith – Bullock 8 (Chant : Ouseley) The eternal gifts of Christ the King – Church Triumphant Hail! princes of the host of heaven – Grenoble Hereford Regent Square

Murrill : Carillon

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Thursday, 5 May, 2005
THE FEAST OF THE ASCENSION
7.00pm High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Heut’ triumphiret Gottes Sohn BWV 630

Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Off : Com : Rec :

Viri Galilaei Darke in F God is gone up with a merry noise – Croft Hail the day that sees him rise – Llanfair See the Conqueror mounts in triumph – Rex gloriae Once, only once, and once for all – Albino The head that once was crowned with thorns – St Magnus

Thewes : Festival Trumpet Tune in D

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Sunday, 8 May, 2005
Sunday after The Ascension
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

C.S. Lang : Fanfare

Propers : Service : Anthem : Regina coeli : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Exaudi, Domine Darke in F God is gone up with a merry noise – Croft Easter Hymn Hail the day that sees him rise – Llanfair Where high the heavenly temple stands – Fulda See the Conqueror mounts in triumph – Rex gloriae Not a thought of earthly things – Feniton All hail the power of Jesus’ name – Miles Lane

Elgar (arr Bryan Hesford) : Pomp and Circumstance, No 4 in G major

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Sunday, 15 May, 2005
WHITSUNDAY
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Komm, Gott, Schöpfer, heiliger Geist BWV 631

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Spiritus domini Missa Aeterna Christi munera – Palestrina If ye love me – Tallis Come down, O Love divine – Down Ampney Spirit of mercy, truth and love – Melcombe Come, thou Holy Spirit, come – Veni, Sancte Spiritus Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire – Veni, creator Spiritus Our Lord, his Passion ended – Naphill

J.S. Bach : Fantasia, Komm, Heiliger Geist, Herre Gott BWV 651

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Wednesday, 18 May, 2005
25^th Anniversary of Ordination of The Rev Fr Michael Parker
7.00pm Pontifical High Mass from the Faldstool:
(The Rt Rev Garth Counsel)

Karg-Elert : Chorale-Improvisation: Alles ist an Gottes Segen

Propers : Service :  Motets: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Spiritus Domini Missa O quam gloriosum – Victoria Ave verum – Byrd Sacerdotes Domini – Byrd Glorious things of thee are spoken – Abbot’s Leigh King of glory, King of peace – Gwalchmai Praise to the Holiest in the height – Gerontius O Thou, who at thy Eucharist didst pray – Song 1 O Praise ye the Lord! – Laudate Dominum

Mendelssohn (arr Best) :War March of the Priests

Wednesday, 25 February, 2004
ASH WEDNESDAY
7.00pm Solemn Mass
(The Ven the Rector)
(No Organ)

Propers: Service: Motet:Int: Grad: Off:  Com: Rec:

Miseris omnium Missa Emendemus in melius – Palestrina O bone Jesu – PalestrinaLord, in this thy mercy’s day – St Philip Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein Peace, perfect peace, in this dark world of sin? – Song 46 Blest are the pure in heart – Franconia Forth in thy name, O Lord, I go – Song 34

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Sunday, 29 February, 2004
Lent I
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Bach : Variation XI, from Sei gegrüsset, Jesu gütig

Propers: Service: Motet: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Asperges me Invocabit me Mass for four voices – Byrd Angelis suis – Fux Be thou my guardian and my guide – Abridge Forty days and forty nights – Heinlein O Jesus, I have promised – Wolvercote Chorale Prelude, Erbarm’ dich mein, o Herre Gott – Bach How glorious is the life above – Brockham Immortal, invisible, God only wise – St Denio

Bach : Chorale Prelude, Ach Gott und Herr

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Sunday, 7 March, 2004
Lent II
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Improvisation on ‘Wiltshire’

Propers : Service :  Motet :  Int : Grad : Off : Com  Rec :

Asperges me Reminiscere Missa L’Hora passa – Palestrina Ave Verum – Byrd Through all the changing scenes of life – Wiltshire Blest are the pure in heart – Franconia Glorious things of thee are spoken – Abbot’s Leigh Siciliano from Concerto Op 3, No 11 – Vivaldi (arr Bach) My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham Sing praise to God who reigns above – Luther

Bach : Chorale Prelude, O Mensch, bewein’ dein’ Sünde gross

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction
(The Rev Canon Brian Rodford)

Bach : Variation X from Sei gegrüsset. Jesu gütig

Preces : Service : Anthem :  Psalm : Off Hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Ayleward Gibbons Short Lord, let me know mine end – Greene 119 (41-48) (Chant : Jones) O Christ, who art the Light and Day – Christe, qui lux  Christian, dost thou see them – St Andrew of Crete O salutaris (Mode viii) Tantum ergo (Mode iii)

Bach : Fugue in C minor BWV 537

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Sunday, 14 March, 2004
Lent III
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Canon Brian Rodford)

J.S. Bach : Variation I, from Sei gegrüsset, Jesu gütig

Propers : Service : Motet :Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Asperges me Oculi mei Missa Simile est regnum coelorum – Victoria Comfort, O Lord, the soul of thy servant – Crotch Jesus, where’er thy people meet – Wareham A safe stronghold our God is still – Ein’ feste Burg Thy hand, O God, has guided – Thornbury O Lord Jesus, I adore thee – St Thomas Jesu, who this our Lenten-tide – St Gregory

J.S. Bach : Fantasia and Fugue in G minor, BWV 542

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Sunday, 21 March, 2004
Lent IV
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off :  Com : Rec :

Asperges me – Michael Haydn Laetare Missa in Quadragesimae – Michael Haydn Ave verum – Mozart Jerusalem, my happy home – Southwell Firmly I believe and truly – Shipston We hail thy Presence glorious – Offertorium Partita II sopra: O Gott, du frommer Gott – J.S. Bach Virgin born, we bow before thee – Genevan Psalm lxxxvi City of God, how broad and far – Richmond

J.S. Bach : Prelude and Fugue in E minor, BWV 533

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Sunday, 28 March, 2004
Passion Sunday
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

J.S. Bach : Allabreve BWV 589

Propers : Service : Motet : Int  Grad : Off : Com :  Rec :

Asperges me   Judica me Mass for three voices – Byrd Vere languores nostros -Lotti The royal banners forward go – Vexilla regis My God, I love thee: not because – St Francis Xavier Praise to the Holiest – Gerontius Chorale Prelude, O Mensch, bewein’ dein’ Sünde gross BWV 622 – J.S. Bach Once, only once – Albano When I survey the wondrous Cross – Rockingham

 J.S. Bach : Fuga â 5 con pedale pro Organo pleno BWV 552

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Sunday, 4 April, 2004
Palm Sunday
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

The Procession: Introit : Procession : The Mass: Propers : Service :  Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Introit for Palm Sunday – Liddicoat All glory, laud and honour – St Theodulph Domine, ne longe Missa O quam gloriosum est regnum – Victoria Adoramus te, Christe – Clemens non Papa Ride on! ride on in majesty! – St Drostane All ye who seek for sure relief – St Bernard My song is love unkown – Love Unknown Chorale Prelude, O Lamm Gottes, unschuldig BWV 656 – J.S. Bach O Sacred head, surrounded – Passion Chorale When I survey the wondrous Cross – Rockingham

J.S. Bach: Wir setzen uns mit Tränen nieder, from St Matthew Passion

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Improvisation on a Theme from Purcell

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Off Hymn : Hymn : O salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Smith of Durham Carolus Andreas Fauxboudons Jehova quam multi sunt hostes – Purcell 130 (Chant : Purcell) The royal banners forward go – Vexilla Regis My song is love unknown – Love Unknown Verbum supernum prodiens (Mode viii) Pange lingua (Mode iii)

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Christe, du Lamm Gottes BWV 618

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Thursday, 8 April, 2004
MAUNDY THURSDAY
7.00pm High Mass of the Last Supper:
(The Ven the Rector)

Improvisation on a fragment of Palestrina

Propers : Service :    Kyrie &    Gloria: Motet : Int : Grad : Washing: Off : Com : Proc :

Nos autem Missa Aeterna Christi munera – Palestrina Wilson in D Christus factus est – Anerio My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham Blest are the pure in heart – Franconia An Upper Room – trad. O Waly, Waly O Thou, who at thy Eucharist didst pray – Song 1 Once, only once, and once for all – Albano Now, my tongue, the mystery telling – Tantum ergo

Ps. 22 with antiphon (Tonus Peregrinus)

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Friday, 9 April, 2004
GOOD FRIDAY
12 noon: Solemn Liturgy
(The Ven the Rector)

Kyrie : Passion : Veneration of the          Cross: Procession of the Sacrament: Communion of the Sacred Ministers: Communion of the People:

Missa Aeterna Christi munera – Palestrina The Passion according to John – Victoria Solemn Reproaches of St John Damascene – Victoria Crux Fidelis – John of Portugal Herzliebster Jesu – J.S. Bach Is it nothing to you – Ouseley When David heard – Tomkins Posuerunt super caput eius – Rodrigo de Ceballos

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10 April, 2004
HOLY SATURDAY
11.00pm Solemn Mass of the Vigil
(The Ven the Rector)

The Vigil: 1st Lesson :  Hymn : 2nd Lesson : Motet : 3rd Lesson : Psalm :  4th Lesson : Motet : 5th Lesson :  Motet :

The Creation Creator of the starry height – Conditor alme Abraham’s sacrifice Herzliebster Jesu – J.S. Bach The Exodus 114 (Tonus Peregrinus) Isaiah’s prophecy of redemption Hide not thou thy face – Farrant The valley of dry bones If ye love me – Tallis

The Blessing of the New Fire and Entry into the Church:

The Exultet

The Mass:

Gloria : Propers : Service: Motet  Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Wilson in D Haec dies Missa L’Hora passa – Viadana Ave Verum – Byrd Ye choirs of new Jerusalem – St Fulbert Come, ye faithful, raise the strain – St John Damascene The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael Jesus Christ is risen today Easter Hymn

 Dubois : Toccata

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11 April, 2004
EASTER
8.00am Mass:
(The Rev Canon Brian Rodford)

Com :          Jesus Christ is risen today – Easter Hymn

Dubois :       Toccata

10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Strauss : Feierlicher Einzug, for Organ and Trombones (arr Reger)

Propers : Service : Motets : Int : Grad  Off : Com : Rec :

Resurrexi Darke in F (with Brass Quartet) Ave Verum – Saint-Saëns Eya! Resurrexit, for Choir, Organ and Brass Quintet – Irish Come, ye faithful, raise the strain – St John Damascene (fanfare in G, David Johnson) The day of Resurrection – Ellacombe (fanfare in B flat, David Johnson) Light’s glittering morn bedecks the sky – Lasst uns erfreuen (fanfare in E flat, David Johnson) Love’s redeeming work is done – Savannah Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus (fanfare in C, David Johnson)

Howells : Saraband (for the morning of Easter)

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Sunday, 18 April, 2004
LOW SUNDAY
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Moussorgsky : Promenade, from “Pictures at an Exhibition”

Propers: Service: Anthems: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec

Quasimodo Sumsion in F Set me as a seal – Walton This joyful Eastertide (arr Wood) Jesus Christ is risen today – Easter Hymn The day of Resurrection – Ellacombe Christ the Lord is risen again! – Würtemburg The Lord is risen indeed! – St Michael Alleluia! The strife is o’er – Victory

Clarke : Prince of Denmark’s March (arr Harvey Grace)

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Sunday, 25 April, 2004
THE FEAST OF ST MARK THE EVANGELIST
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Handel : Sarabande, from Suite No 4 in D minor

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com :  Rec :

Protexisti Mass for three voices – Byrd Holy is the true light – Harris From out the cloud of fiery light – Winchester New How beauteous are their feet – Venice For all the saints who from their labours rest – Sine nomine Air, from Suite No 3 in D major – Bach (arr Phillips) Hail, true Body, born of Mary – Standish Soldiers, who are Christ’s below – Orientis partibus

Purcell : Trumpet Tune in D major

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Sunday, 2 May, 2004
Easter III
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec:

Jubilate Deo Jackson in G Cantate Domino – Pitoni The Lamb’s high banquet – Grenoble Thou art the way: by thee alone – St James O, what their joy – O quanta qualia Thee we adore, O hidden Saviour thee – Adoro te devote Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus

Walford Davies : Solemn Melody

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction:
(The Ven the Rector)

Stanford : Prelude in F major, Op 101 No 4.

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Off Hymn : Hymn : O salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Smith of Durham Stanford in C The Lord’s my Shepherd – Stanford 126 (Chant: Garratt, A flat) The Lamb’s high banquet – Grenoble O sons and daughters – O filii et filiae Hereford Westminster Abbey

Stanford : Postlude in D minor, Op 105 Set 2 No 6

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Sunday, 9 May, 2004
Easter IV
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Improvisation on ‘St Michael’

Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Cantate Domino Darke in E Glory, love, and praise and honour – Harris The Lord is risen indeed – St Michael Ye that know the Lord is gracious – Hyfrydol Come, ye faithful, raise the anthem – Unser Herrscher Bread of the world in mercy broken – Genevan Psalm cxviii Pastorale, from Sonata No 1 in D minor – Guilmant Jerusalem, my happy home – Southwell

Elgar : Variation 9 (“Nimrod”) from ‘Variations on an Original Theme’, Op 36

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Sunday, 16 May, 2004
Easter V
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
(Organ: Peter Jones)

Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Vocem jocunditatis Missa l’Hora passa – Viadana Mine eyes for beauty pine – Howells The day of Resurrection! – Ellacombe Peace, perfect peace, in this dark world of sin? – Song 46 Lord, enthroned in heavenly splendour – St Helen Jesu, gentlest Saviour – Eucharisticus Jesus lives! thy terrors now – St Albinus

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Thursday, 20 May, 2004
THE FEAST OF THE ASCENSION
7.00pm High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Heut’ triumphiret Gottes Sohn

Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Viri Galilaei Darke in F God is gone up with a merry noise – Croft Hail the day that sees him rise – Llanfair O Thou eternal King most high – Melcombe See the Conqueror mounts in triumph – Rex gloriae Allegretto, from Sonata in G major – Elgar The head that once was crowned with thorns – St Magnus

Elgar : Allegro maestoso, from Sonata in G major

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Sunday, 23 May, 2004
The Sunday after The Ascension
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Trabaci : Gagliarda Quarta a 5, alla Spagnola

Propers: Service:  Anthem: Int: Grad:  Off: Com: Rec:

Exaudi, Domine Missa Aeterna Christi munera – Palestrina God is gone up with a merry noise – Croft Jesus shall reign where’er the sun – Truro Where high the heavenly temple stands – Fulda Crown him with many crowns – Diademata Not a thought of earthly things! Feniton All hail the power of Jesus’ name! – Miles Lane

Lidon :Sonata de primo tono

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Sunday, 30 May, 2004
WHITSUNDAY
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven The Rector)

Hurford : Processional from Suite, “Laudate Dominum“

Propers :  Service :  Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Spiritus domini Missa O quam gloriosum – Victoria If ye love me – Tallis O Holy Ghost, thy people bless – St Timothy Come, thou Holy Spirit, come – Veni, Sancte Spiritus When God of old came down from heaven – Winchester Old Meditation, from Suite, “Laudate Dominum“ Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire – Veni, creator Spiritus Our Lord, his Passion ended – Naphill

Hurford : Exurgat Deus from Suite, “Laudate Dominum“

Sunday, 22 May, 2016
THE FEAST OF THE HOLY TRINITY
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Tony Hogg

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Benedicta sit Mass for three voices – Byrd Hymn to the Trinity – Tchaikovsky Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty! – Nicaea Father most holy, merciful and loving – Christe sanctorum I bind unto myself today – St Patrick’s Breastplate Most ancient of all mysteries – St Flavian Bright the vision that delighted – Laus Deo

Stanford : Postlude in G, First Set No V (Op 101)
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Sunday, 29 June, 2016
CORPUS CHRISTI
10.30am High Mass and Benediction:
(The Rev Fr Beverley Johnson)
 

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Cibavit eos Missa brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo (Kleine Orgelmesse) – Haydn Laudate Dominum, K.339 – Mozart Hosanna in the highest – Hosanna in excelsis My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham Lord, enthroned in heavenly splendour – St Helen Thee we adore, O hidden Saviour, thee – Adoro te devote Alleluia! sing to Jesus! – Hyfrydol

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Sunday, 5 June, 2016
Trinity II
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Tony Hogg)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Factus est Darke in A minor Jesu, the very thought of thee – Bairstow New every morning is the love – Melcombe My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham ‘Lift up your hearts!’We lift them, Lord, to thee – Woodlands O God, unseen yet ever near – St Flavian Stand up, and bless the Lord – Carlisle

Sumsion : Procession

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction:
With the Choir of Forres School

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Office hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo : Closing anthem :

Reading in A sharpe Purcell in G minor My heart is inditing – Handel 23 (Setting : Mawby) Glory to thee, my God, this night – Canon The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended – St Clement Hereford Tantum ergo El cielo canta alegria

Clarke: The Prince of Denmark’s March

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Sunday, 12 June, 2016
Trinity III
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Congregational setting : Wilson in D

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Jesus, where’er thy people meet – Wareham Who would true valour see – Monks Gate Souls of men! why will ye scatter – Gott will’s machen Blest are the pure in heart – Franconia Immortal, invisible, God only wise – St Denio

Walford Davies : Solemn Melody
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Sunday, 19 June, 2016
Trinity IV
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Dominus illuminatio mea Missa Simile est regnum caelorum – Victoria Oculi omnium – Schütz O God of Bethel, by whose hand – Martyrdom Songs of praise the angels sang – Northampton O Worship the King all glorious above – Hanover How glorious is the life above – Brockham Soldiers of Christ arise – St Ethewald

Bach : Pièce d’Orgue, BWV 572
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Sunday, 26 June, 2016
Trinity V
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Beverley Johnson)

Congregational setting : Wilson in D

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Awake, my soul, and with the sun – Morning Hymn (Pt 1 and Doxology) Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us – Mannheim O Jesus, I have promised – Wolvercote Glory be to Jesus – Caswall Praise the Lord! ye heavens, adore him – Austria

Murrill : Carillon
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Sunday, 3 July, 2016
Trinity VI
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Dominus fortitudo Messe basse – Faure Voce mea – Croce O God, our help in ages past – St Anne Jesu, lover of my soul – Hollingside Love divine, all loves excelling – Love Divine O my Saviour, lifted – North Coates Thine for ever! God of love – Newington

Dubois : Postlude-Cantique

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction:

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Office hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Reading in A sharpe Fauxbourdons – Claudio Casciolini Through the day – Morley 32 (Chant : Jones) As now the sun’s declining rays – St Columba There is a land of pure delight – Beulah Hereford Tantum ergo

Benoist: Fugue sur le Chant de Pange Lingua
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Sunday, 10 July, 2016
Trinity VII
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Tony Hogg)

Congregational setting : Wilson in D

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

All people that on earth do dwell – Old 100th Just as I am, without one plea – Misericordida We hail thy Presence glorious – Offertorium My God, how wonderful thou art – Westminster Sing praise to God who reigns above – Luther

Elgar : Introduction and Coda, from Sonata No 2 in B flat, Op 87a
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Sunday, 17 July, 2016
Trinity VIII
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Suscepimus Missa L’Hora passa – Viadana O taste and see – Vaughan Williams Praise to the Lord, the Almighty – Lobe den Herrn Father of heaven, whose love profound – Rivaulx Crown him with many crowns – Diademata Dear Lord and Father of mankind – Repton City of God, how broad and far – Richmond

Boëllmann : Menuet gothique, from ‘Suite Gothique’, Op 25
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Sunday, 24 July, 2016
Trinity IX
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Beverley Johnson)

Congregational setting : Wilson in D

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

O Holy Ghost, thy people bless – St Timothy Father, hear the prayer we offer – Sussex Glorious things of thee are spoken – Abbot’s Leigh Jesu, thou joy of loving hearts – Eisenach Teach me, my God and King – Sandys

S.S. Wesley : Choral Song and Fugue
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Sunday, 31 July, 2016
Trinity X
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Tony Hogg)

Congregational setting : Wilson in D

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Spirit divine, attend our prayers – Strathcathro Great Shepherd of thy peopole, hear – London New Lord, enthroned in heavenly splendour – St Helen Dearest Jesu, we are here – Liebster Jesu Firmly I believe and truly – Shipston

C. Armstrong Gibbs : Postlude in D
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Sunday, 7 August, 2016
Trinity XI
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Deus in loco sancto Missa Aeterna Christi munera – Palestrina O bone Jesu – Palestrina Ye servants of God, your Master proclaim – Paderborn Lord, teach us how to pray aright – St Hugh Crown him with many crowns – Diademata My God, I love thee; not because – St Francis Xavier O happy band of pilgrims – Kocher

Hurford : Exurgat Deus, from Suite ‘Laudate Dominum‘

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction:

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Office hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Byrd Howells in G Like as the hart – Howells 61 (Chant : Elvey) God, that madest earth and heaven – All through the night Songs of praise the angels sang – Northampton Hereford Tantum ergo

Postlude : Improvisation on Laudate Dominum
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Sunday, 14 August, 2016
THE ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
10.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Tony Hogg)
 

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Proc :

Signum magnum Missa in honorem Sanctissimae Trinitatis, K.167 – Mozart Ave Maria – Arcadelt Her Virgin eyes saw God incarnate born – Farley Castle The God whom earth and sea and sky – St Ambrose Ye who own the faith of Jesus – Daily, daily Virgin born, we bow before thee – Genevan Psalm lxxxvi Soldiers, who are Christ’s below – Orientis partibus

Dubois : Toccata
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Sunday, 21 August, 2016
Trinity XIII
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Beverley Johnson)
(Organ : Barry Smith)

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Ye servants of the Lord – Narenza Blest are the pure in heart – Franconia We pray thee, heavenly Father – Dies Dominica O God, unseen yet ever near – St Flavian There is a land of pure delight – Beulah

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Sunday, 28 August, 2016
Trinity XIV
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)
(Organ : Barry Smith)

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Come, gracious Spirit, heavenly Dove – Hawkhurst Immortal love for ever full – Bishopthorpe Fill thou my life, O Lord my God – St Denio Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness – Schmücke dich Thine for ever! God of love – Newington

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Sunday, 4 September, 2016
Trinity XV
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Tony Hogg)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Inclina, Domine Darke in E I sat down under his shadow – Bairstow The Church of God a kingdom is – University All things bright and beautiful – All things bright and beautiful For the beauty of the earth – Dix I heard the voice of Jesus say – Kingsfold Lord of beauty, thine the splendour – Regent Square

Johnson : Trumpet Tune, “Homage to the 18th Century”

7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction:

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Office hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Ayleward Stanford in B flat Turn back, O man – Holst 85 (Chant : Ousely) The spacious firmament on high – Addison’s Let us, with a gladsome mind – Monkland Hereford Tantum ergo

Postlude : Improvisation on Laudate Dominum
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Sunday, 11 September, 2016
Trinity XVI
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Congregational setting : Wilson in D

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

The Church’s one foundation – Aurelia O for a thousand tongues to sing – Somervell Alleluia! sing to Jesus! – Hyfrydol Minuet from the Overture to “Berenice” – Handel (arr Taylor) Rock of ages, cleft for me – Petra Revive thy work, O Lord! – Carlisle

Handel (arr Drummond Wolff) : Finale, from “Music to the Royal Fireworks”
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Sunday, 18 September, 2016
Trinity XVII
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Tony Hogg)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Justus es, Domine Stanford in C and F Beati quorum via – Stanford Jesus shall reign where’er the sun – Truro Thou, whose almighty word – Moscow Thy hand, O God, has guided – Thornbury Thee we adore, O hidden Saviour, thee – Adoro te devote Forth in thy name, O Lord, I go – Song 34

Reger : Introduction und Passacaglia in D moll
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Sunday, 25 September, 2016
Trinity XVIII
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Tony Hogg)

Congregational setting : Wilson in D

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Be thou my guardian and my guide – Abridge Jesu, lover of my soul – Hollingside Hail to the Lord’s Anointed – Crüger The King of love my Shepherd is – Dominus regit me Lord, her watch thy Church is keeping – Everton

Vivaldi (arr. Bach) : Allegro, from Concerto in A minor
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Thursday, 29 September, 2016
THE FEAST OF ST MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS
7.00pm High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Tony Hogg)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Rec :

Benedicite Dominum Messe, Op 36 – Widor Factum est silentium – Dering Bright the vision that delighted – Laus Deo Christ, the fair glory of the holy angels – Christe sanctorum Stars of the morning, so gloriously bright – Trisagion Ye holy angels bright – Darwall’s 148th

Widor : Toccata, from 5th Organ Symphony
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Sunday, 2 October, 2016
THE PATRONAL FESTIVAL
(Sunday in the Octave of Michaelmas)
10.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)

Propers : Service : Motet : Anthem : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Proc :

Benedicite Dominum Missa brevis in C (Krönungsmesse”), K.317 – Mozart Factum est silentium – Dering Gottes Engel weichen nie, from Kantate 147 – Bach Man singet mit Freuden vom Sieg, from Kantate 147 – Bach Christ, the fair glory of the holy angels – Christe sanctorum Angel-voices, ever singing – Angel voices Around the throne of God a band – Solothurn Ye holy angels bright – Darwall’s 148th

de Sousa Carvalho : Allegro in D
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Sunday, 9 October, 2016
Trinity XX
10.00am High Mass:
(Organ : Barry Smith)

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Through all the changing scenes of life – Wiltshire Ye servants of the Lord – Narenza My God, how wonderful thou art – Westminster My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham Forth in thy name, O Lord, I go – Song 34

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Sunday, 16 October, 2016
Trinity XXI
10.00am High Mass:
(Organ : Barry Smith)

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

O for a closer walk with God – Caithness Soldiers of Christ, arise – St Ethelwald Alleluia! sing to Jesus! – Hyfrydol Blest are the pure in heart – Franconia Jerusalem, my happy home – Southwell

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Sunday, 23 October, 2016
Trinity XXII
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Tony Hogg)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Si iniquitates Missa Simile est regnum caelorum – Victoria Ave verum – Mathias Praise to the Lord, the Almighty – Lobe den Herren Art thou weary, art thou languid – Stephanos Glorious things of thee are spoken – Abbot’s Leigh How glorious is the life above – Brockham Ye that know the Lord is gracious – Hyfrydol

Mathias : Procession
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Sunday, 30 October, 2016
Trinity XXIII
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)
(with the boys of the Chapel Choir of The Hall School, London)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Dicit Dominus Missa brevis in C, K.220 (“Spatzenmesse”) – Mozart Expectans expectavi – Wood Jerusalem, my happy home – Southwell City of God, how broad and far – Richmond O Jesus, I have promised – Wolvercote O God, unseen yet ever near – St Flavian Songs of praise the angels sang – Northampton

Anon. Italian (18th cent.) : Toccata and Fugue in C
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Wednesday, 2 November, 2016
THE COMMEMORATION OF ALL SOULS
7.00pm Solemn Mass of Requiem:
(The Rev Fr Darron Misplon)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Off : Com : Rec :

Requiem aeternam Requiem in d moll, Op 194 – Rheinberger Thou knowest, Lord – Purcell Let saints on earth in concert sing – Dundee They whose course on earth is o’er – Vienna In our day of thanksgiving one psalm let us offer – St Catherine’s Court Immortal, invisible, God only wise – St Denio

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Sunday, 6 November, 2016
Trinity XXIV
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Tony Hogg)

Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

Dicit Dominus Missa O quam gloriosum est regnum – Victoria O quam gloriosum est regnum – Victoria Jerusalem the golden – Ewing He wants not friends that hath thy love – Cameronian Midnight Hymn Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness – Schmücke dich O my Saviour, lifted – North Coates Who are these like stars appearing – All Saints

Bach : Fantasia in G minor, BWV 5427.00pm Solemn Evensong :

Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Office hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo :

Smith of Durham Stanford in B flat O what their joy – Harris 150 (Chant : Stanford) Holy Father, cheer our way – Vesper Who are these like stars appearing – All Saints Hereford Alleluia, dulce carmen

Bach : Fugue in G minor, BWV 542
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Sunday, 13 November, 2016
Trinity XXV
(Remembrance Sunday)
10.00am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Derek Pratt)

Congregational setting : Wilson in D

Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec :

O God, our help in ages past – St Anne A safe stronghold our God is still – Ein’ feste Burg The Church’s one foundation – Aurelia Hail true Body, born of Mary – Standish Adagio, from the Violoncello Concerto – Elgar (arr, Murray) I vow to thee, my country – Thaxted

Elgar (arr. Harris) : Variation 9 (“Nimrod”) of the ‘Enigma Variations’, Op 36
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Sunday, 20 November, 2016
THE FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING
10.30am High Mass:
(Celebrant : The Rev Fr Tony Hogg)
(Preacher : The Rev James Patrick)

Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Proc :

In throno excelso Messe in B, D.324 Op post 141 – Schubert (Antoinette Blyth, Violina Anguelov, Willem Bester, Charles Ainslie) O Thou, the central orb – Wood Jesus shall reign where’er the sun – Truro King of glory, King of peace – Gwalchmai Crown him with many crowns – Diademata Let all mortal flesh keep silence – Picardy All hail the power of Jesus’ name – Miles Lane

Murrill : Carillon
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Sunday, 2 December, 2001
ADVENT SUNDAY
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland

Propers: Service: Motet: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Ad te levavi Missa in tempore Adventus – Michael Haydn Remember, O thou man – Trad. The advent of our King – St Thomas Hark the glad sound! the Saviour comes – Bristol Lo, he comes with clouds descending – Helmsley When came in flesh the incarnate Word – Walsall Thy kingdom come, O God – St Cecilia

J.S.Bach : Fantasia in G major

7.00pm A Procession with Carols on Advent Sunday

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Sunday, 9 December, 2001
Advent II
9.30am High Mass – Conciliar Mass of the Military & Hospitaller Order of St Lazarus of Jerusalem
(The Ven the Rector):

Mendelssohn : Andante tranquillo, from 3rd Sonata in A major

Propers: Service: Motet: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Populus Sion Ireland in C O Thou, the Central Orb – Wood The Lord will come and not be slow – St Stephen Thou, whose almighty word – Moscow Lo, he comes with clouds descending – Helmsley Creator of the starry height – Conditor alme The Kingdom come! – Irish

Mendelssohn : Con moto maestoso, from Sonata No 3 in A major

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Sunday, 16 December, 2001
Advent III
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Von himmel hoch, da komm’ ich her

Propers: Service: Anthem: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Gaudete Missa O quam gloriosum – Victoria Rejoice in the Lord alway – Purcell Hark! a thrilling voice is sounding – Merton On Jordan’s bank, the Baptist’s cry – Winchester New O come, O come, Emmanuel – Veni Emmanuel Come, thou long-expected Jesus – Cross of Jesus Hills of the north, rejoice – Little Cornard

Rowley : Fantasia on Veni Emmanuel

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Sunday, 23 December, 2001
Advent IV
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

J.S. Bach : Chorale Prelude, Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme

Propers: Service: Anthem: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Memento nostri Mass for four voices – Byrd This is the record of John – Gibbons Hark! a thrilling voice is sounding – Merton On Jordan’s bank the Baptist’s cry – Winchester New Hail to the Lord’s Anointed – Crüger Come, thou long-expected Jesus – Cross of Jesus O come, O come, Emmanuel – Veni Emmanuel

Handel : Minuet and Trio, from Music for Royal Fireworks

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Monday, 24 December, 2001
FEAST OF THE NATIVITY OF OUR LORD
11.30pm Solemn Mass of Midnight:
(The Ven the Rector)

Propers: Service: Carols: Proc: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Dominus dixit Darke in E Es ist ein’ Ros’; The Infant King; The first Nowell; Il est ne, le divin enfant. Once in royal David’s city – Irby Hark! the herald-angels sing – Mendelssohn While shepherds watched their flocks by night – Winchester Old It came upon the midnight clear – Noel O little town of Bethlehem – Forest Green O come, all ye faithful – Adeste fideles

Widor : Toccata, from 5th Organ Symphony

Tuesday, 25 December, 2001
8.00am Low Mass:
(Fr Bevil Morgan)

Off: Com:

O come, all ye faithful – Adeste fideles O little town of Bethlehem – Forest Green

J.S.Bach : Chorale Prelude, In dulci jubilo


10.00am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Mulet : Noël

Propers: Service: Carols: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Puer natus est Missa Brevis in F (“Jugendmesse”) – Haydn Away in a manger; Quelle est cette odeur agreable; Ding dong, merrily on high. Hark! the herald angels sing – Mendelssohn Of the Father’s love begotten – Divinum mysterium Christians, awake! salute the happy morn – Yorkshire In the bleak mid-winter – Cranham O come, all ye faithful – Adeste fideles

We wish you a merry Christmas – arr Willcocks

Guilmant : Deuxieme Offertoire sur les Noëls

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Sunday, 6 January, 2002
FEAST OF THE EPIPHANY
9.30 am Sung Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Daquin : Noël, Grand jeu et Duo

Propers  Service : Int:  Grad: Off:   Com: Rec:

Ecce advenit Missa L’Hora passa – Viadana O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness – Was lebet Earth has many a noble city – Stuttgart Brightest and best of the sons of the morning – Epiphany Daquin : Noël, sur les Flûtes Behold, the great Creator – Kilmarnock As with gladness men of old – Dix

Dubois : Toccata pour Orgue

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Sunday, 13 January, 2002
Epiphany I
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)
(Choir vacation)

J.C. Bach: Fughette, Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern

Service: Int :  Grad :  Off : Com:  Rec:

A Folk Mass – Shaw From the eastern mountains – Evelyns The heavenly child in stature grows – Tallis Brightest and best of the sons of the morning – Epiphany Franck: Vieux Noël               Noël angevin in G Thou whom shepherds worshipped – Quem pastores As with gladness men of old – Dix

Zachau: Chorale Prelude, In dulci jubilo

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Sunday, 20 January, 2002
Epiphany II
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)
(Choir vacation)

Finzi : Carol, from Five Bagatelles for Clarinet
                     (Matthew Reid – Clarinet)

Service: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Wilson in D O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness – Was lebet The people that in darkness sat – Dundee Songs of thankfulness and praise – St Edmund Adagio for Clarinet – Wagner, arr Schmeisser Blest are the pure in heart – Franconia Now thank we all our God – Nun danket

Karg-Elert : Chorale Prelude, Nun danket
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Sunday, 27 January, 2002
Septuagesima
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Karg-Elert : Chorale-Improvisation, Freu dich sehr, O meine Seele

Propers: Service: Anthem: Int:  Grad: Off:  Com Rec

Circumdederunt me Darke in F The heavens are telling – Haydn            (John Birch – Organ) Creator of the world, to thee – St Gregory Fight the good fight with all thy might – Duke Street O worship the King all glorious above – Hanover Dear Lord and Father of mankind – Repton Lord of beauty, thine the splendour – Regent Square

 Karg-Elert : Chorale-Improvisation, O Ewigkeit, du Donnerwort

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Sunday, 3 February, 2002
Sexagesima
(Harvest Festival)
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Brahms : Chorale Prelude, O Gott, du frommer Gott

Propers: Service:  Anthem: Int:   Grad:  Off:  Com: Rec:

Exsurge, quare Sumsion in F Thou visitest the earth – Greene Through all the changing scenes of life – Wiltshire Who would true valour see – Monk’s Gate Praise to the Holiest in the height – Gerontius Once, only once, and once for all – Albano Praise, O praise, our God and King – Monkland

Sumsion : Processional

7.00pm Solemn Evensong & Benediction
(Organ: John Birch)

Brahms: Chorale Prelude, Schmücke dich

Preces Service: Anthem:  Psalm:  Off:      Hymn: O Salutaris: Tantum ergo: Laudate Dominum:

Smith of Durham C.V. Stanford in G (Solos: Sarah Archer, John Hart) Evening Hymn – Balfour Gardiner 26 The duteous day now closeth – Innsbruck City of God, how broad and far – Richmond from G minor mass – Saint-Saëns Tantum ergo from Vesperae solennes de confessore – Mozart (Solo: Cathleen Quinlan)

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Sunday, 10 February, 2002
Quinquagesima
9.30am High Mass:

Elgar: Pomposo, from Sonata No 2 in B flat

Propers: Service: Motet: Int: Grad: Off:  Com: Rec:

Esto mihi Ireland in C Ave verum – ElgarCome down, O Love divine – Down Ampney Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost – Charity Love divine, all loves excelling – Love divine Our blest Redeemer, ere he breathed – St Cuthbert O Thou who camest from above – Hereford

 Stanley: Trumpet Tune

Sunday, 1 December, 2002
ADVENT SUNDAY
10.00am High Mass (Orchestral):
(The Ven the Rector)

J.S.Bach: Chorale Prelude, Wachet auf, ruft uns die stimme

Propers: Service: Anthem: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Ad te levavi Missa Sancti Nicolai – Josef Haydn (Andrea Catzel, Viulina Anguelov, Nick de Jager, Brad Liebl) And the glory of the Lord – Handel The advent of our King – St Thomas Hark the glad sound! the Saviour comes – Bristol Lo, he comes with clouds descending – Helmsley Creator of the starry height – Conditor alme Come, thou long-expected Jesus – Cross of Jesus

J.S.Bach: Fantasia in G major

7.00pm A Procession with Carols on Advent Sunday

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Sunday, 8 December, 2002
Advent II
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Greene : Andante in A

Propers: Service: Anthem: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Populus Sion Missa in tempore Adventus – Michael Haydn My heart is inditing – Handel The Lord will come and not be slow – St Stephen Thou, whose almighty word – Moscow Lo, he comes with clouds descending – Helmsley Thy Kingdom come! – Irish Pastorale – Hayes Hills of the north, rejoice – Little Cornard

Boyce : Voluntary I, from Ten Voluntaries (1785)

7.30pm at the RC Cathedral of Our Lady of the Flight into Egypt
A Procession with Carols for Advent
(Sung by the Choir of St Michael’s)

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Sunday, 15 December, 2002
Advent III
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Brahms: Chorale Prelude, Es ist ein’ Ros entsprungen

Propers: Service: Anthem: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Gaudete Missa Brevis in F (“Jugendmesse”) – Josef Haydn (Sarah Archer, Linda Farlam) Rejoice in the Lord – Purcell Hark! a thrilling voice is sounding – Merton On Jordan’s bank – Winchester New O come, O come, Emmanuel – Veni Emmanuel Come, thou long-expected Jesus – Cross of Jesus Hills of the north, rejoice – Little Cornard

Rowley : Fantasia on Veni Emmanuel

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Sunday, 22 December, 2002
Advent IV
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Bach: Chorale Prelude, Ach Gott und Herr

Propers: Service: Anthem: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Memento nostri Missa O Quam gloriosum – Victoria This is the record of John – Gibbons The advent of our King – St Thomas On Jordan’s bank – Winchester New Hail to the Lord’s Anointed – Crüger When came in flesh the incarnate Word – Walsall O Come, O come, Emmanuel – Veni Emmanuel

Bach: Fughetta, Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland

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THE FEAST OF THE NATIVITY OF OUR LORD
Tuesday, 24 December, 2002
11.30pm Solemn Mass of Midnight
(The Ven the Rector)

Brahms : Es ist ein’ Ros’ entsprungen

Propers: Service: Carols: Proc: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Crib carol: Rec:

Dominus dixit Darke in F Es ist ein’ Ros’; The Infant King; Away in a manger; Myn liking Once in royal David’s city – Irby Hark! the herald-angels sing – Mendelssohn While shepherds watched their flocks by night – Winchester Old It came upon the midnight clear – Noel O Little town of Bethlehem – Forest Green Silent night O come, all ye faithful – Adeste fideles

Widor : Toccata, from 5th Organ Symphony

Wednesday, 25 December, 2002

8.00am Low Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Com : O little town of Bethlehem – Forest Green

Bach : Chorale Prelude, In dulci jubilo

10.00am High Mass (Orchestral):
(The Rev Canon Brian Rodford)

Daquin : Noël in G

Propers: Service: Carols: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Puer natus est Messe in G – Schubert (Viulina Anguelov, Grant McLahlan, Paul de Thierry) The Infant King; Quelle est cette odeur; Myn liking O come, all ye faithful – Adeste fideles Of the Father’s heart begotten – Divinum mysterium Christians awake! salute the happy morn – Yorkshire In the bleak mid-winter – Cranham Hark! the herald-angels sing – Mendelssohn

We wish you a merry Christmas! – arr Willcocks

Widor : Toccata, from 5th Organ Symphony

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Sunday, 29 December, 2002
Christmas I
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
(Choir Vacation)

Franck : Vieux Noël

Propers: Service: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Dum medium silentium Wilson in D Of the Father’s love begotten – Divinum mysterium While shepherds watched their flocks by night – Winchester Old God from on high hath heard! – St George Slumber Song, from The Christmas Oratorio – Bach A great and mighty wonder – Es ist ein’ Ros’ Behold, the great Creator makes – Kilmarnock

Bach : Chorale Prelude, In dulci jubilo

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Sunday, 5 January, 2003
Christmas II
9.30 am Sung Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)
(Choir Vacation)

Propers: Service: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Dum silentium Wilson in D A great and mighty wonder – Es ist ein’ Ros Behold, the great Creator makes – Kilmarnock Of the Father’s heart begotten – Divinum mysterium Virgin born, we bow before thee – Genevan Psalm lxxxvi Hark! the herald-angels sing

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Sunday, 12 January, 2003
Epiphany I
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
(Choir vacation)

Propers: Service: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

In excelso throno Wilson in D O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness! – Was lebet The heavenly Child in stature grows – Tallis Brightest and best of the sons of the morning Thou whom shepherds worshipped – Quem pastores As with gladness men of old – Dix

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Sunday, 19 January, 2003
Epiphany II
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Canon Brian Rodford)
(Choir vacation)

Propers: Service: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Omnis terra Wilson in D Jesus shall reign where’er the sun – Galilee How vain the cruel Herod’s fear – Ely Songs of thankfulness and praise – St Edmund Bread of heaven, on thee we feed – Bread of Heaven As with gladness men of old – Dix

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Sunday, 26 January, 2003
Epiphany III
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Canon Brian Rodford)

Purcell : Rondo, from “The Moor’s Revenge”

Propers: Service: Motet: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Adorate Deum Missa L’Hora passa – Viadana O bone Jesu – Palestrina Stand up, and bless the Lord – Carlisle Blest are the pure in heart – Franconia Son of God, eternal Saviour – Everton Canon in D – Pachelbel My spirit longs for thee – Quam dilecta Lord of beauty, thine the splendour – St Audrey

Clarke (arr Harvey Grace) : The Prince of Denmark’s March

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Sunday, 2 February, 2003
THE FEAST OF THE PURIFICATION OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Canon Brian Rodford)

Bridge : Allegro marziale, No III from Second Book of Organ Pieces

Propers: Service: Motet: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Suscepimus Sumsion in F Nunc dimittis – Sumsion in A Ave Maria – Arcadelt O Sion, open wide thy gates – Bristol The God whom earth and sea and sky – St Ambrose Hail to the Lord who comes – Old 120th Chorale Prelude, Mit Fried’ und Freud’ ich fahr’ dahin – J.S. Bach Virgin born, we bow before thee – Genevan Psalm lxxxvi The people that in darkness sat – Dundee

Sumsion : Procession

7.00pm Solemn Evensong & Benediction:

Elgar : Introduction, from Vesper Voluntaries Op 14

Preces: Service: Anthem: Psalm: Off Hymn: Hymn: O Salutaris: Tantum ergo:

Irish Sumsion in A Ecce sacerdos magnus – Elgar 43 O Sion, open wide thy gates – Bristol Hail to the Lord who comes – Old 120th Hereford Westminster Abbey

Brewer : Marche Héroïque

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Sunday, 9 February, 2003
Epiphany V
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Mendelssohn : Andante religioso, from Sonata No 4 in B flat

Propers: Service: Anthem: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Adorate Deum Mass for three voices – Byrd There shall a star from Jacob come forth – Mendelssohn (Organ : John Birch) Ye that know the Lord is gracious – Hyfrydol Lord, her watch thy Church is keeping – Everton The Church’s one foundation – Aurelia Lord of our life, and God of our salvation – Cloisters Adagio, from Sonata No 1 in F minor – Mendelssohn Alleluia, song of sweetness – Alleluia, dulce carmen

Mendelssohn : Allegro maestoso and Fugue, from Sonata No 2 in C minor

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Sunday, 16 February, 2003
Septuagesima
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Brahms : Chorale Prelude, O Gott, du frommer Gott

Propers: Service: Anthem:  Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Circumdederunt Mass of the Quiet Hour – Oldroyd  The heavens are telling – Haydn Creator of the world, to thee – St Gregory Fight the good fight with all thy might! – Duke Street O worship the King all glorious above – Hanover Chorale Prelude, Schmücke dich – Brahms Bread of heaven, on thee we feed – Bread of Heaven The spacious firmament on high – Addison’s

Guilmant: Postlude in F

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Sunday, 23 February, 2003
Sexagesima
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Canon Brian Rodford)

Carl Nielsen : Prelude in E, Op 59 No III

Propers: Service:  Anthem: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Exsurge, quare Darke in F Thou visitest the earth – Greene  We plough the fields – Wir pflügen Who would true valour see – Monk’s Gate Come, ye thankful people, come – St George Fair waved the golden corn – Holyrood Praise, O praise, our God and King – Monkland

Alec Rowley : Festival March

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Sunday, 2 March, 2003
Quinquagesima
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)

Mussorgsky : Promenade, from “Pictures at an Exhibition”

Propers: Service: Anthem: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec:

Esto mihi Ireland in C Greater love – Ireland Come down, O love divine – Down Ampney Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost – Charity Love divine, all loves excelling – Love Divine Our blest Redeemer, ere he breathed – St Cuthbert Il vecchio castello, from “Picture at an Exhibition” – Mussorgsky O Thou who camest from above – Hereford

Mathias : Processional

7.00pm Evensong & Benediction:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)

Stanford : Prelude in F, First Set No I

Preces: Service: Anthem: Psalm: Off Hymn: Hymn: O Salutaris: Tantum ergo:

Irish Purcell in G minor O where shall wisdom be found? – Boyce 30 (Hayes in G major & minor) Round me falls the night – Thuringia Praise to the Holiest in the height – Gerontius St Vincent French carol

Lloyd Webber : Solemn Procession