Sunday, 6 June, 2004
TRINITY SUNDAY
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
Nielsen : Prelude in E major, Op 59 No 3
| Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Benedicta sit Mass for four voices – Byrd Hymn to the Trinity – Tchaikovsky Holy, Holy, Holy – Nicaea Most ancient of all mysteries – St Flavian Father most holy, merciful and loving – Christe sanctorum Three in One, and One in Three – Cape Town Bright the vision that delighted – Laus Deo |
Preston : Alleluyas
7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction:
(The Ven the Rector)
Stanford : Prelude, On a Theme of Orlando Gibbons (Set 2 No II)
| Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Off Hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo : | Smith of Durham Wood in D I saw the Lord – Stainer 115 (Chant : Knight) Father most holy, merciful and loving – Christe sanctorum I bind unto myself today – St Patrick’s Breastplate Hereford Tantum ergo |
Stanford : Postlude in G, First Set No V
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Sunday, 13 June, 2004
CORPUS CHRISTI
Mass at St Luke’s Salt River,
followed by Procession to St Michael’s for:
ca. 11.30am Solemn Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament:
C.V. Stanford : Prelude in F major, First Set, No IV
C.V. Stanford : Prelude in G major, Second Set, No II
O Salutaris : St Vincent
Tantum ergo : Tantum ergo
Laudate Dominum : Mozart
Handel (arr Dupré) : Finale from Organ Concerto No 1 in G minor
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Sunday, 20 June, 2004
Trinity II
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
| Propers: Service: Motet: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec: | Factus est Messa a Quattro Voci (1641) – Monteverdi Oculi omnium – Wood All people that on earth do dwell – Old 100th My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness – Schmücke dich Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us – Mannheim Praise the Lord! ye heavens, adore him – Austria |
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Sunday, 27 June, 2004
Trinity III
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
S.S. Wesley : Holsworthy Church Bells
| Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Respice in me Sumsion in F Ave verum – Elgar Be thou my guardian and my guide – Abridge Blest are the pure in heart – Franconia Souls of men! why will ye scatter – Gott will’s machen O Thou, who at thy Eucharist didst pray – Song 1 Adagio, from the Violoncello Concerto – Elgar (arr Murray) Oft in danger, oft in woe – University College |
Sumsion : Procession
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Sunday, 4 July, 2004
Trinity IV
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)
(Organ : Peter Jones
| Propers: Service: Motet: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec: | Dominus illuminatio mea Mass of the Quiet Hour – Oldroyd Jesu, dulcis memoria – Victoria Guide me, O thou great Redeemer – Cwm Rhondda Put thou thy trust in God – St Michael Angel-voices ever singing – Angel voices Dearest Jesu, we are here – Liebster Jesu Lord, her watch thy Church is keeping – Everton |
7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction
| Preces: Service: Anthem: Psalm: Off Hymn: Hymn: | Ayelward Carolus Andreas Fauxbourdons Locus iste – Bruckner 23 Before the ending of the day – Te lucis Jerusalem the golden – Ewing |
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Sunday, 11 July, 2004
Trinity V
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)
(Organ: Peter Jones)
| Propers: Service: Motet: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec: | Exaudi, Domine Mass for three voices – Byrd Call to remembrance, O Lord – Farrant O God of Bethel, by whose hand – Martyrdom Take my life and let it be – Culbach Thy hand, O God, has guided – Thornbury How glorious is the life above – Brockham Eternal Father, strong to save – Melita |
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Sunday, 18 July, 2004
Trinity VI
9.30 am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)
S.S. Wesley : Choral Song
| Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Dominus fortitudo Ireland in C Ave verum – Saint-Saëns Ye that know the Lord is gracious – Hyfrydol May the grace of Christ our Saviour – Waltham Love divine, all loves excelling – Love Divine Pieds-en-l’Air, from the “Capriol Suite” – Warlock (arr. Roper) Wherefore, O Father, we thy humble servants – Christe fons jugis Fling out the banner! let it float – Duke Street |
S.S. Wesley : Fugue
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Sunday, 25 July, 2004
THE FEAST OF ST JAMES, APOSTLE AND MARTYR
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
Karg-Elert : Chorale-Improvisation, Freu dich sehr, O meine Seele
| Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Mihi autem Missa L’Hora passa – Viadana Holy is the true light – Harris Let all on earth their voices raise – Grenoble For all thy saints, a noble throng – St James Disposer supreme, and Judge of the earth – Hanover Intermezzo from Sonata No 6 – Rheinberger Let saints on earth in concert sing – Dundee Captains of the saintly band – University College |
Murrill : Carillon
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Sunday, 1 August, 2004
THE FEAST OF ST PETER’S CHAINS
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)
Buxtehude : Fuge in C (“Jig”) BuxWV 174
| Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Nunc scio Messe in E, Op 192 (“Misericordias Domini”) – Rheinberger Beati quorum via – Stanford The eternal gifts of Christ the King – Church Triumphant Thou art the Christ, O Lord – Love Unknown For all the saints – Sine Nomine Intermezzo, from Sonata No 4 in A minor – Rheinberger Forsaken once, and thrice denied – Misericordia Palms of glory, raiment bright – Palms of glory |
Rheinberger : Allegro non troppo, from Sonata No 7 in F minor
7.00pm Solemn Evensong & Benediction
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
Purcell : Rondeau, from ‘Abdelazer’ (arr Christopher Morris)
| Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Off Hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo: | Clucas Noble in B minor Give us the wings of faith – Bullock 3 (Chant: Gauntlett) The eternal gifts of Christ the King – Church Triumphant Thou art the Christ, O Lord – Love Unknown Hereford Westminster Abbey |
Cocker : Tuba Tune
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Sunday, 8 August, 2004
Trinity IX
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Beverley Johnson)
Rembt : Fughetta in C
| Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Ecce Deus Wilson in D O taste and see – Vaughan Williams Spirit divine, attend our prayers – Stracathro Guide me, O thou great Redeemer – Cwm Rhondda Glorious things of thee are spoken – Abbot’s Leigh O my Saviour, lifted – North Coates Let all the world in every corner sing – Luckington |
Karg-Elert : Chorale-Improvisation, Ich dank dir, lieber Herre
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Sunday, 15 August, 2004
THE FEAST OF THE ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill )
Boëllmann : Introduction Choral, from Suite Gothique
| Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Gaudeamus Missa simile est regnum coelorum – Victoria Ave Maria – Rachmaninov The God whom earth and sea and sky – St Ambrose Her Virgin eyes saw God incarnate born – Farley Castle Shall we not love thee, Mother dear – St Agnes Prière à Notre-Dame, from Suite Gothique – Boëlmann Virgin-born, we bow before thee – Genevan Psalm lxxxvi Ye holy angels bright – Darwall’s 148th |
Boëllmann : Menuet gothique, from Suite Gothique
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Sunday, 22 August, 2004
Trinity XI
9.30am High Mass:
(The Very Rev the Dean)
Walond : Siciliano
| Propers: Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Deus in loco sancto Mass for three voices – Byrd Cantate Domino – Pitoni Praise, my soul, the King of heaven – Praise my soul Lord, teach us how to pray aright – St Hugh Love divine, all loves excelling – Love Divine Faithful Shepher, feed me – Pastor pastorum Lord, her watch thy Church is keeping – Everton |
Johnson : Trumpet Tune (Homage to the 18th Century)
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Sunday, 29 August, 2004
Trinity XII
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richad Cogill)
Archer : Pange lingua. from Six Plainsong Preludes
| Propers: Service: Motet: Int: Grad: Off: Com: Rec: | Deus in adjutorium Jackson in G The Lord hath been mindful of us – S.S. Wesley Jesus, where’er thy people meet – Wareham O for a thousand tongues to sing – Somervell Lift up your hearts! – Woodlands Adoro te, devote, from Six Plainsong Preludes – Archer Bread of heaven, on thee we feed – Bread of heaven Hosanna in the highest – Hosanna in excelsis |
Elgar : Pomp and Circumstance March, No 4 in G
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Sunday, 5 September, 2004
Trinity XIII
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)
Karg-Elert : Chorale-Improvisation, Alles ist an Gottes Segen
| Propers : Service : Anthem : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Respice, Domine Mass for three voices – Byrd Jesu, joy of man’s desiring – J.S. Bach Ye servants of the Lord – Narenza Ye that know the Lord is gracious- Hyfrydol Love divine, all loves excelling – Love Divine Bread of the world in mercy broken – Genevan Psalm cxviii Teach me, my God and King – Sandys |
C.S. Lang : Tuba Tune in D major
7.00pm Solemn Evensong & Benediction
(The Ven the Rector)
| Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Off Hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo : | Clucas C.V. Stanford in G Evening Hymn – Balfour Gardiner 67 (Chant : Nares) The duteous day now closeth – Innsbruck Jerusalem the golden – Ewing Hereford Tantum ergo |
Franck : Pièce Héroïque
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Sunday, 12 September, 2004
Trinity XIV
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
Elgar : Introduction, from Sonata No 2 in B flat, Op 87a
| Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Protector noster Sumsion in F Ave verum – Elgar Come, gracious Spirit, heavenly Dove – Hawkhurst O thou who camest from above – Hereford We hail thy presence glorious – Offertorium Praeludium Pastorale (super gamut descendens) – Stainer O Lord Jesus, I adore thee – St Thomas Let us with a gladsome mind – Monkland |
Hollins : A Trumpet Minuet
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Tuesday, 14 September, 2004
HOLY CROSS DAY
7.00pm High Mass
(The Ven Barrie Hodgin –
on the 25th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood;
coram The Rt Rev Christopher Gregorowski, Bishop of Table Bay)
Walford Davies : Solemn Melody
| Propers: Service: Motets: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Nos autem gloriari Missa O quam gloriosum – Victoria If ye love me – Tallis Sacerdotes Domini – Byrd Inclyta, et Virgo pia – trad. Tyrolean Praise to the Lord, the Almighty – Praxis pietatis O Thou who camest from above – Hereford Lift up your hearts! – Woodlands Once, only once, and once for all – Albano Immortal, invisible, God only wise – St Denio |
Widor : Toccata, from Fifth Organ Symphony
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Sunday, 19 September, 2004
Trinity XV
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)
J.S.Bach : Chorale, Sei gegrüsset, Jesu gütig
| Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad: Off : Com : Rec : | Inclina, Domine Mass of the Quiet Hour – Oldroyd Jesu, dulcis memoria – Victoria Lord of our life, and God of our salvation – Cloisters Firmly I believe and truly – Shipston For the beauty of the earth – Dix Dearest Jesu, we are here – Liebster Jesu Chorale Preludes on Liebster Jesu, wir sind hier – J.S. Bach City of God, how broad and far – Richmond |
J.S.Bach : Variations X and XI on Sei gegrüsset, Jesu gütig
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Sunday, 26 September, 2004
Trinity XVI
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
de Sousa Carvalho : Allegro
| Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Miserere mihi Missa L’hora passa – Viadana Adoramus te, Christe – Viadana The Church of God a kingdom is – University Just as I am, without one plea – Misericordia Immortal love, for ever full – Bishopthorpe Cançao – Yepes O Lord Jesus, I adore thee – St Thomas Come, gracious Spirit, heavenly Dove – Hawkhurst |
Lidon : Sonata de primo tono
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Wednesday, 29 September, 2004
THE FEAST OF ST MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS
7.00pm High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Richard Cogill)
Gigout : Grand Choeur Dialogue
| Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Benedicite Dominum Missa L’hora passa – Viadana Locus iste – Bruckner Christ, the fair glory – Christe sanctorum Around the throne of God – Solothurn All praise be to God – Hanover Let all mortal flesh keep silence – French Carol Ye holy angels bright – Darwall’s 148th |
Dubois : Toccata
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Sunday, 3 October, 2004
Trinity XVII
THE SUNDAY IN THE OCTAVE OF MICHAELMAS
9.30am High Mass:
(The Very Rev the Dean)
Rinck : Chorale Prelude, Nun Danket alle Gott
| Propers : Service : Antiphon : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Benedicite Dominum Darke in E This is the offering – Clark Factum est silentium – Dering Blessed city, heavenly Salem – Westminster Abbey Songs of praise the angels sang – Northampton Angel-voices ever singing – Angel voices In our day of thanksgiving – St Catherine’s Court Ye holy angels bright – Darwall’s 148th |
Guilmant : Grand Choeur en Re majeur (alla Handel)
7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction
(The Ven the Rector)
| Preces : Service : Anthem : Psalm : Off Hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris: Tantum ergo : | Tomkins Murrill in E O how amiable are thy dwellings – Vaughan Williams 122 Christ, the fair glory – Christe sanctorum Ye that know the Lord is gracious – Hyfrydol St Vincent French Carol |
Clarke : The Prince of Denmark’s March
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Sunday, 10 October, 2004
Trinity XVIII
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
Widor : Adagio, from Symphonie No 5
| Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Da pacem Ireland in C Set me as a seal upon thy heart – Walton O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness – Was lebet O Holy Ghost, thy people bless – St Timothy The God of Abraham praise – Leoni Prelude – Franck I heard the voice of Jesus say – Kingsfold Lord, her watch thy Church is keeping – Everton |
Thalben- Ball : Elegy
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Sunday, 17 October, 2004
Trinity XIX
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)
Brahms : Chorale Prelude, O Gott, du frommer Gott
| Propers: Service: Motet: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Salus populi Mass for four voices – Byrd Prevent us, O Lord – Byrd Come, let us join our cheerful songs – Nativity Thou art the way; by thee alone – St James All creatures of our God and King – Easter Song O my Saviour, lifted – North Coates He wants not friends – Cameronian Midnight Hymn |
Mathias : Postlude
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Sunday, 24 October, 2004
Trinity XX
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
Schumann : Canon II in G major
| Propers: Service: Motet: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Omnia quae fecisti Wilson in D O bone Jesu – Palestrina Through all the changing scenes of life – Wiltshire King of glory, King of peace – Gwalchmai Son of God, eternal Saviour – Everton Pastorale, from Sonata No 1 in D minor – Guilmant My God, and is thy table spread – Rockingham O praise ye the Lord ! – Laudate Dominum |
S.S. Wesley – Choral Song and Fugue
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Sunday, 31 October, 2004
Trinity XXI
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
Stanford : Prelude in F, First Set No IV
| Propers: Service: Motet: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | In voluntate tua C.V. Stanford in C & F (Kyrie arr. Irish) Ave verum – Elgar Lord of beauty, thine the splendour – Regent Square Soldiers of Christ, arise – St Ethelwald A safe stronghold our God is still – Ein’ feste Burg Sicilienne – Fauré (Matthew Reid, clarinet) Blest are the pure in heart – Franconia Praise to the Lord, the Almighty – Lobe den Herrn |
Stanford : Postlude in G, First Set No V
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Tuesday, 2 November, 2004
COMMEMORATION OF ALL SOULS
7.00pm Solemn Requiem Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
Improvisation on ‘Dundee’
| Propers: Service: Motet: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Requiem aeternam Requiem Mass in D minor – Rheinberger Thou knowest, Lord – Purcell Let saints on earth in concert sing – Dundee Peace, perfect peace, in this dark world of sin? – Song 46 They whose course on earth is o’er – Vienna Wherefore, O Father, we thy humble servants – Christe fons jugis Immortal, invisible, God only wise – St Denio |
Improvisation on ‘St Denio’
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Sunday, 7 November, 2004
Trinity XXII
9.30am High Mass:
(The Rev Fr Michael Parker)
Intonatio Sexti Toni – Scherer
| Propers: Service: Motet: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Si iniquitates Missa O quam gloriosum – Victoria O quam gloriosum – Victoria Ten thousand times ten thousand – Alford Just as I am, without one plea – Misericordia Who are these like stars appearing – All Saints Siciliano from Concerto Op 3, No 11 – Vivaldi arr Bach Wherefore, O Father, we thy humble servants – Christe fons jugis There is a land of pure delight – Beulah |
Guilmant : Postlude in F
7.00pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction
Prelude – Parry
| Preces: Service: Anthem Psalm : Off Hymn : Hymn : O Salutaris : Tantum ergo : | Tomkins Blair in B minor O what their joy – Harris 133 (Chant: Tallis) O heavenly Jerusalem – St Alphege Who are these like stars appearing – All Saints Hereford Tantum ergo |
Grand Choeur – Faulkes
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Sunday, 14 November, 2004
Trinity XXIII
9.30am High Mass:
(The Ven the Rector)
Leighton : Fanfare
| Propers : Service : Motet : Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | Dicit Dominus Sumsion in F Let us now praise famous men – Vaughan Williams O God, our help in ages past – St Anne City of God, how broad and far – Richmond All things bright and beautiful – All things Hail, true Body, born of Mary – Standish I vow to thee, my country – Thaxted |
Elgar : Variation 9 (“Nimrod”) of the ‘Variations on an OriginalTheme’, Op 36
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Sunday, 21 November, 2004
THE FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING
10.00am High Mass:
(Celebrant : The Rev Fr Michael Parker; Preacher : The Rev Dr Luke Stubbs)
Purcell (arr. Christopher Morris) : Rondeau, from ‘Abdelazer’
| Propers: Service: Motet: Int : Grad : Off : Com : Rec : | In throno excelso Missa Brevis in F (“Jugendmesse“) – Haydn (Soloists : Marion Roberts, Violina Anguelov) And the glory of the Lord – Handel Jesus shall reign where’er the sun – Truro King of glory, King of peace – Gwalchmai Hail to the Lord’s Anointed – Crüger Not a thought of earthly things! – Feniton All hail the power of Jesus’ name – Miles Lane |
Clarke (arr. Harvey Grace) : The Prince of Denmark’s March
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