THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF SAINT PETER AND THE HOLY AND INDIVISIBLE TRINITY GLOUCESTER Services and Music December 2018 January 2019
Stephen Lake, Dean Richard Mitchell, Precentor Adrian Partington, Director of Music Canon in Residence: December 2018 1-16: Canon Celia Thomson 17-23: Canon Andrew Braddock 24-31: Canon Celia Thomson January 2019 1-6: Canon Andrew Braddock 7: Canon Celia Thomson 8-13: Canon Nikki Arthy 14-31: Canon Celia Thomson Occasionally there may be changes to the details of the services, however where possible any such changes will be posted on the Gloucester Cathedral website. 1
Festive treats at St Cecilia Singers Christmas concert FESTIVE FAVOURITES 22 December 7pm at Gloucester Cathedral Tickets 15 in advance, 16 on the door, children under 18 free From Gloucester Tourist Information Centre and online from www.saintceciliasingers.org.uk. The Saint Cecilia Singers are serving up a parcel of festive treats at their annual Christmas concert at Gloucester Cathedral on Saturday 22 December at 7.00pm. Musical Director Jonathan Hope said: I have chosen some well-loved arrangements by Rutter, Darke, Joubert and Holst, a splendid Renaissance motet by Lassus, and newer pieces by Andrew Millington and Ashley Grote, my predecessors as Musical Director of the Saint Cecilia Singers. We also have favourite congregational carols and seasonal readings. With our concert taking place just three days before Christmas, we hope people will be able to escape the commercial pressures and take some time out to savour the true meaning of Christmas in the beautiful surroundings of Gloucester Cathedral. The Saint Cecilia Singers is Gloucester Cathedral s chamber choir - an auditioned choir of around 30 enthusiastic and gifted amateur and semi-professional singers. It performs up to six concerts per year including an annual Christmas concert at Gloucester Cathedral as well as taking part in the Cathedral Choirs Days and occasional Evensongs. In 2016, the choir performed the world premiere of Philip Lancaster s War Passion, commissioned by the Three Choirs Festival. In 2019 the choir will celebrate its 70 th anniversary. 2
25 November 1 December Sunday 25 CHRIST THE KING 7.40 Morning Prayer Psalm 29 10.15 The Eucharist Setting: Palestrina, Missa brevis Motet: Palestrina, Fuit homo Hymns 563, 592 (t.i), 165, 539 (omit vv 5,6), 172 Preacher: Canon Celia Thomson Voluntary: J. S. Bach, Fantasia and Fugue in G minor (BWV 542) 3.00 Evensong with Rededication of Gloucestershire Royal British Legion Introit: Tallis, If ye love me Canticles: Harwood in A flat Anthem: Vaughan Williams, Let all the world Preacher: The Very Revd Stephen Lake Voluntary: Elgar, Pomp and Circumstance March No. 4 in G Responses: Rose Psalm 72 Hymn 166 Regular Holy Communion Services held at 8.00 & 12.30 - Monday to Saturday Monday 26 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 96 Responses: Nia Llewelyn Jones Psalm 80 Canticles: Christopher Robinson in C Anthem: Nia Llewelyn Jones, Fear not, Joseph Hymn 494 Verses: Decani Tuesday 27 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 97 Responses: Tomkins Psalm 101 Canticles: Weelkes, Service for trebles Anthem: Tallis, O nata lux Hymn 202 3
Wednesday 28 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 112 4.30 Evening Prayer Psalm 122 6.00 Junior Voices Project Concert Thursday 29 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 125 sung by the Cathedral Youth Choir Responses: Byrd Psalm 48 Canticles: Sumsion in A Anthem: James MacMillan, A New Song Hymn 627 Friday 30 ANDREW THE APOSTLE 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 47 Responses: Tomkins Psalm 96 Canticles: Byrd, Fauxbourdons Anthem: Stanford, Beati quorum via Saturday 1 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 145 4.30 Evening Prayer Psalm 150 Junior Voices Project Concert Wednesday 28 November at 6pm Gloucester Cathedral Junior Voices Project Three Gloucestershire schools per term benefit from the Cathedral s Junior Voices Project. Four visits to each of the three selected schools are arranged to help develop singing and encourage pupils and teachers to enjoy the benefits of group music-making. The project culminates at the end of each term when the school choirs perform a concert in the Cathedral to an audience of proud families, relations, school staff and friends. We are very grateful to the generous donors who make this project such a success and look forward to continuing this valuable work in Gloucestershire schools. Everyone is welcome. Admission to the concert is free with a retiring collection for the Music Department s outreach work. 4
2 December 8 December Sunday 2 ADVENT SUNDAY 7.40 Morning Prayer Psalm 44 10.15 The Eucharist Setting: Seiber, Missa brevis Motet: Rodney Bennett, Out of your sleep Hymns 24, 32, 277, 26 Preacher: Canon Sandra Millar Voluntary: Hope, Improvisation on the Advent Prose 6.00 Advent Carol Service Regular Holy Communion Services held at 8.00 & 12.30 - Monday to Saturday Monday 3 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 50 Responses: Nia Llewelyn Jones Psalm 71 Canticles: Rose in E Anthem: J. S. Bach, Mein gläubiges Herze Hymn 24 Verses: Cantoris Tuesday 4 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 80 Responses: Tomkins Psalm 74 Canticles: Wood in D Anthem: Wood, O thou, the central orb Hymn 27 Wednesday 5 8.30 Morning Prayer Please note no evening service today. ARRC Gloucester Carol Service Psalm 7 5
Thursday 6 Nicholas, bishop, c.326 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 42 sung by the Cathedral Youth Choir Responses: Smith in G Psalm 40 Canticles: Grayston Ives in D Anthem: Grieg, Ave maris stella Hymn 277 Friday 7 Ambrose, bishop, teacher of the faith, 397 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 25 Responses: Tomkins Psalm 17 Canticles: Weelkes, Short Service Anthem: W. Mundy, O Lord, the maker of all thing Saturday 8 Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 9 11.00-4.00 Carols on the Hour 11.00: Cathedral Junior Choir 12.00 & 1.00: Cathedral Choir 2.00 & 3.00: Cathedral Youth Choir 4.00: Gloucester Choral Society 4.30 Evening Prayer Psalm 27 Carols on the Hour Saturday 8 and 15 December every hour from 11.00 until 4.00 Come and join Cathedral Choirs and visiting Choirs to sing Christmas Carols together. 6
9 December 15 December Sunday 9 SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT 7.40 Morning Prayer Psalm 80 10.15 The Eucharist Setting: David Thorne, Mass of St Thomas Motet: arr. David Iliff, Infant holy, infant lowly Hymns 34, 42 (AMHS), 487, 29 Preacher: The Very Revd Stephen Lake Voluntary: Prelude and Fugue in G (BWV 541), J.S. Bach 3.00 Evensong Introit: William Armiger, Populus Sion Canticles: Douglas Mason, Gloucester Service Anthem: Douglas Mason, Videntes stellam Preacher: Canon Ian Bussell Voluntary: Gigout, Toccata 5.00 Compline in the Lady Chapel Hymn: Stainer, Hail, gladdening light (CP 16) Anthem: Morales, Puer natus est nobis Responses: Tomkins Psalm 75 Hymn 591 Psalm 4 Regular Holy Communion Services held at 8.00 & 12.30 - Monday to Saturday Monday 10 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 44 with admission of members to the Company of St Kyneburga Responses: June Nixon Psalm 144 Canticles: Sumsion in D Anthem: Traditional, In dulci jubilo; Mendelssohn, Lift thine eyes Hymn 31 Verses: Decani Tuesday 11 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 56 Responses: Radcliffe Psalm 11 Canticles: Tomkins, Fauxbourdons Anthem: Howells, Salve Regina Hymn 26 7
Wednesday 12 Ember Day 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 62 sung by the Lay Clerks and Choral Scholars Responses: Sanders Psalm 10 Canticles: W. Mundy, Service in six parts Anthem: Guerrero, Regina coeli Hymn 27 Thursday 13 Lucy, martyr, 304 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 54 sung by the Cathedral Youth Choir (boys only) Responses: plainsong Psalm 73 Canticles: plainsong, tone IV Anthem: Palestrina, Ave Maria à 4 Hymn 29 Friday 14 John of the Cross, poet, teacher of the faith, 1591 Ember Day 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 86 Responses: Radcliffe Psalm 90 Canticles: Patrick, Short Service Anthem: Poston, Jesus Christ the apple tree Saturday 15 Ember Day 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 145 11.00-4.00 Carols on the Hour 11.00 & 12.00: Caring Chorus 1.00 & 2.00: Stuart Singers 3.00 & 4.00: Saint Cecilia Singers 4.30 Evening Prayer Psalm 94 Glevum Consort directed by Edward Rimmer Saturday 15 December at 7pm in the Lady Chapel Puer natus est An English Tudor Christmas The Glevum Consort present a concert of music for Christmas and Advent, including Thomas Tallis's wonderful Missa Puer natus est. Tickets 15 adults, 12 concessions and free for under 16s, from 3choirs.org 8
16 December 22 December Sunday 16 THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT 7.40 Morning Prayer Psalm 12 10.15 The Eucharist sung by the Lay Clerks and Choral Scholars Setting: Byrd, Mass for three voices Motet: Morales, Ecce Virgo concipiet Hymns 93 (t.578), 30, 31, 309, 590 Preacher: Canon Nikki Arthy Voluntary: Buxtehude, Praeludium in G minor (BuxWV 149) 3.00 Evensong sung by the Lay Clerks and Choral Introit: Byrd, Ecce advenit Canticles: Arthur Wills in G minor Anthem: Byrd, Vigilate Preacher: Canon Celia Thomson Voluntary: Messiaen, Desseins éternels (La Nativité) 5.00 Compline in the Lady Chapel Canticle: Batten, Nunc dimittis Anthem: Dufay, Nuper rosarum flores Scholars Responses: Frikki Walker Psalm 50.1-6 Hymn 34 Psalm 134 6.00 Messiaen, La Nativité du Seigneur (played by Jonathan Hope) Regular Holy Communion Services held at 8.00 & 12.30 - Monday to Saturday Monday 17 O Sapientia 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 40 Responses: plainsong Psalm 26 Canticles: Tallis, Fauxbourdons Anthem: Morris, Hwiangerdd Mair Hymn 35 Organ Recital Sunday 16 December at 6pm Jonathan Hope, Assistant Director of Music, will be performing La Nativité du Seigneur by Olivier Messiaen. 9
Verses: Cantoris Tuesday 18 Francis Close, priest, rector of Cheltenham, Founder, Educationalist, 1882 O Adonai 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 70 Responses: plainsong Psalm 50 Canticles: Morley, Fauxbourdons Anthem: Eric Bennett, O my dear heart Hymn 24 Wednesday 19 O Radix Jesse 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 146 sung by the Lay Clerks and Choral Scholars Responses: plainsong Psalm 57 Canticles: Philip Moore, First Service Anthem: Biebl, Ave Maria Hymn 33 Thursday 20 O Clavis David 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 46 5.30 Evening Prayer Psalm 4 Friday 21 O Oriens 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 121 sung by the Choristers Responses: plainsong Psalm 84 Canticles: Sumsion in G (upper voices) Anthem: John Rutter, Nativity Carol Saturday 22 O Rex gentium 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 124 5.00 Evening Prayer Psalm 48 Festive treats at St Cecilia Singers Christmas concert FESTIVE FAVOURITES Saturday 22 December 7pm at Gloucester Cathedral see page 2 for full details 10
23 December 29 December Sunday 23 FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT O Emmanuel 7.40 Morning Prayer Psalm 144 10.15 The Eucharist (Organ only) Hymns 362, 243, 49, 238, 242 Preacher: Canon Andrew Braddock 3.00 Family Crib Service with Lighting of Christmas Trees 6.00 Cathedral Christmas Carol Service (please arrive by 5.45pm) Please note below changes to the usual weekly timings of morning and lunchtime Holy Communion for the Christmas and New Year period. Monday 24 CHRISTMAS EVE 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 45 12.30 Holy Communion 3.00 Family Crib Service with Lighting of Christmas Trees 6.00 Cathedral Christmas Carol Service (please arrive by 5.45pm) 11.30 Midnight Mass Setting: Jonathan Dove, Missa brevis Motet: Choir carols during communion Hymns 63 (t.i), 69, 56, 62 (vv.1,2,6,7) Preacher: The Very Revd Stephen Lake Voluntary: Messiaen, Dieu parmi nous (La Nativité) Tuesday 25 10.15 Eucharist Setting: Vierne, Messe solennelle Motet: Choir carols during communion Hymns 62 (vv.1-3,6,7), 76, 67, 69, 53 Preacher: The Rt Revd Rachel Treweek, Bishop of Gloucester Voluntary: Vierne, Final (Symphony No. 1) CHRISTMAS DAY 4.00 Evening Prayer Psalm 8 11
Wednesday 26 STEPHEN, Deacon, first martyr 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 13 9.00 Holy Communion 3.00 Carols for All with Gloucester Choral Society 4.30 Evening Prayer Psalm 86 Thursday 27 JOHN, APOSTLE AND EVANGELIST 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 21 9.00 Holy Communion 12.30 Holy Communion 4.00 Evening Prayer Psalm 97 Friday 28 THE HOLY INNOCENTS 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 36 9.00 Holy Communion 12.30 Holy Communion 4.00 Evening Prayer Psalm 128 Saturday 29 Thomas Becket, archbishop, martyr, 1170 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 19 9.00 Holy Communion 12.30 Holy Communion 4.30 Evensong sung by the Peterborough Chamber Choir Introit: Vann, A Spotless Rose Psalm 131 Responses: Sumsion Canticles: Magnificat: Lumsden, The Lichfield Service Nunc Dimittis: Nixon, Plainchant and Faburdens Hymn 73 Anthem: Vann, There is a Flow r sprung 12
30 December 5 January Sunday 30 FIRST SUNDAY OF CHRISTMAS 7.40 Morning Prayer Psalm 105.1-11 10.15 The Eucharist sung by the Peterborough Chamber Choir Setting: Wood, Communion Service in the Phrygian Mode Motet: Sumsion, What Sweeter Music (Herrick s Carol) Hymns 73, 49, 56, 52, 81 Preacher: Canon Sandra Millar Voluntary: Dubois, Grand Choeur in B flat 3.00 Evensong sung by the Peterborough Chamber Choir Introit: Vann, There is no Rose Canticles: Palestrina Anthem: Mendelssohn, Lord God Thou Art Our Salvation (Am Neujahrstage) Preacher: Canon Celia Thomson Voluntary: Guilmant, Introduction and Variations on an old Polish Noel Responses: Sumsion Psalm 132 Hymn 82 Please note below changes to the usual weekly timings of morning and lunchtime Holy Communion for the Christmas and New Year period. Monday 31 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 102 9.00 Holy Communion 12.30 Holy Communion 4.00 Evening Prayer Psalm 90 Tuesday 1 Naming and Circumcision of Christ 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 103 9.00 Holy Communion 12.30 Holy Communion 4.00 Evening Prayer Psalm 115 13
Wednesday 2 Basil the Great and Gregory of Nazianzus, bishops, teachers of the faith, 379 and 389 Vedanayagam Samuel Azariah, first bishop of Dornakal, evangelist, 1945 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 18.1-30 12.30 Holy Communion 5.30 Evening Prayer Psalm 46 Thursday 3 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 127 12.30 Holy Communion 5.30 Evening Prayer Psalm 2 Friday 4 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 89.1-37 12.30 Holy Communion 5.30 Evening Prayer Psalm 87 Saturday 5 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 48 12.30 Holy Communion 4.30 Evening Prayer Psalm 97 14
6 January 12 January Sunday 6 EPIPHANY 7.40 Morning Prayer Psalm 132 10.15 The Eucharist sung by the Choir of Milton Keynes City Church Setting: Howells, Collegium Regale Motet: Howells, Here is the little door Hymns 83, 85, 91, 89 (vv.1-4), 84 (t.i) Preacher: Canon Andrew Braddock 3.00 Evensong sung by the Choir of Milton Keynes City Church Introit: Esquivel, Tria sunt munera Canticles: Stanford in A Anthem: Adrian Boynton, Fairest of morning lights appear Preacher: The Very Revd Stephen Lake Responses: Leighton Psalm 98 Hymn 89 Regular Holy Communion Services held at 8.00 & 12.30 - Monday to Saturday Monday 7 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 99 5.30 Evening Prayer Psalm 118 Verses: Cantoris Tuesday 8 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 46 5.30 Evening Prayer Psalm 145 15
Wednesday 9 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 148 sung by the Lay Clerks and Choral Scholars Responses: Rose Psalm 67 Canticles: Wood in G Anthem: Mouton, Nesciens mater Hymn 449 Thursday 10 William Laud, Dean of Gloucester, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1645 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 149 sung by the Cathedral Youth Choir Responses: Clucas Canticles: Wood in E flat (No. 2) Anthem: Grieg, Ave maris stella Psalm 29 Hymn 87 (vv.1,2,5,6) Friday 11 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 150 Responses: Byrd Psalm 93 Canticles: Weelkes, Short Service Anthem: Tallis, O nata lux Saturday 12 Aelred, abbot, 1167 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 96 4.30 Evensong Introit: Farrant/Hilton, Lord for thy tender mercy s sake Psalm 36 Responses: Byrd Canticles: Gray in F minor Hymn 90 (t.i) Anthem: Jonathan Dove, Ecce beatam lucem 16
13 January 19 January Sunday 13 SECOND SUNDAY OF EPIPHANY THE BAPTISM OF CHRIST 7.40 Morning Prayer Psalm 89.19-29 10.15 The Eucharist Setting: David Thorne, Mass of St Thomas Motet: Simon Lole, I am the bread of life Hymns 516 (t.ii), 470, 383, 622 Preacher: The Very Revd Stephen Lake Voluntary: Handel, Overture to the Occasional Oratorio 3.00 Evensong Introit: Tallis, O Lord, give thy Holy Spirit Canticles: Sumsion in G Anthem: Elgar, The Spirit of the Lord is upon me in the Lady Chapel: Parsons, Ave Maria Preacher: Revd Guy Treweek Voluntary: Mulet, Carillon-Sortie 4.15 Britten, Ceremony of Carols Responses: Byrd Psalm 46 Hymn 233 Regular Holy Communion Services held at 8.00 & 12.30 - Monday to Saturday Monday 14 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 2 Responses: Malcolm Archer, Set I Psalm 34 Canticles: Jonathan White, Collegium Magdalenae Oxoniense Anthem: John Rutter, A Gaelic Blessing Hymn 393 Verses: Decani Tuesday 15 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 9 Responses: Rose Psalm 45 Canticles: Watson in E Anthem: Stanford, O for a closer walk with God Hymn 477 17
Wednesday 16 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 20 Responses: Rose Psalm 47 Canticles: Murrill in E Anthem: Monteverdi, Nisi Dominus Hymn 508 (t.507) Thursday 17 Antony of Egypt, hermit, abbot, 356 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 21 sung by the Cathedral Youth Choir Responses: Smith (in G) Psalm 61 Canticles: Stanford in B flat Anthem: Jonathan Dove, Seek him that maketh the seven stars Hymn 175 Friday 18 Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, 18-25 January 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 67 Responses: Rose Psalm 68 Canticles: Gibbons, Short Service Anthem: W. Mundy, O Lord the maker of all thing Saturday 19 Wulfstan, bishop of Worcester, 1095 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 33 4.30 Evensong Introit: S. S. Wesley, Lead me Lord Psalm 85 Responses: Rose Canticles: Richard Shephard, Gloucester Service Hymn 411 Anthem: S. S. Wesley, Blessed be the God and Father 18
20 January 26 January Sunday 20 THIRD SUNDAY OF EPIPHANY 7.40 Morning Prayer Psalm 145.1-13 10.15 The Eucharist Setting: Berkeley, Missa brevis Motet: Giles Swayne, I am the bread of life Hymns 591, 305, 90 (vv.1, 2, 4, 5), 321, 430 Preacher: Canon Celia Thomson Voluntary: Neil Cox, Toccata: Uriel, with the fire of God 3.00 Evensong Introit: Michael Tavinor, Surely the Lord is in this place Canticles: Stanford in A Anthem: Stanford, Beati quorum via Preacher: Revd Pauline Godfrey Voluntary: Stanford, Postlude in D minor Responses: Rose Psalm 96 Hymn 587 Regular Holy Communion Services held at 8.00 & 12.30 - Monday to Saturday Monday 21 Agnes, child martyr, 304 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 146 Responses: Aston Psalm 71 Canticles: Bairstow in E flat Anthem: Lassus, Adoramus te, Christe Hymn 89 Verses: Cantoris Tuesday 22 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 132 Responses: Morley Psalm 89.1-37 Canticles: Noble in B minor Anthem: Byrd, Teach me, O Lord Hymn 528 19
Wednesday 23 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 81 Responses: Morley Psalm 97 Canticles: Kerensa Briggs, Gloucester Service Anthem: Monteverdi, Dixit Dominus Hymn 556 Thursday 24 Frances de Sales, bishop, teacher of the faith, 1622 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 76 sung by the Cathedral Youth Choir Responses: Ashley Grote Psalm 149 Canticles: Ireland in C Anthem: Bairstow, I sat down under his shadow Hymn 591 Friday 25 CONVERSION OF PAUL 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 66 5.30 The Eucharist for the Conversion of Paul Setting: Darke in F Motet: Mendelssohn, Now we are ambassadors How lovely are the messengers Hymns 237, 372 (t.232), 423 (t.i) Saturday 26 Timothy and Titus, companions of Paul 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 122 4.30 Evensong Introit: Sanders, A Prayer Psalm 61 Responses: Morley Canticles: Howells, Gloucester Service Hymn 395 Anthem: Howells, Like as the hart desireth the waterbrooks 20
27 January 2 February Sunday 27 FOURTH SUNDAY OF EPIPHANY 7.40 Morning Prayer Psalm 113 10.15 The Eucharist, with sackbuts and cornets Setting: Lassus, Missa Bell Amfitrit altera Motets: A. Gabrieli, O sacrum convivium G. Gabrieli, O Domine Jesu Christe Hymns 87 (vv.1, 2, 5, 6), 504, 482, 494, 516 Preacher: The Very Revd Stephen Lake 3.00 Evensong, with viols with Installation of the Archdeacon of Gloucester Introit: Gibbons, Almighty and everlasting God Canticles: Gibbons, Second Service Anthem: Gibbons, See, see the Word is incarnate Responses: Morley Psalm 33 Hymn 395 Regular Holy Communion Services held at 8.00 & 12.30 - Monday to Saturday Monday 28 Thomas Aquinas, priest, philosopher, teacher of the faith, 1274 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 108 Responses: Jeremy Woodside Psalm 138 Canticles: Peter Hurford in A Anthem: Philip Wilby, Make me a light Hymn 489 Verses: Decani Tuesday 29 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 36 Responses: Sanders Psalm 145 Canticles: Walmisley in D minor Anthem: Byrd, Sing joyfully Hymn 482 21
Wednesday 30 Charles, king and martyr, 1649 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 46 Responses: Sanders Psalm 29 Canticles: Wood in D Anthem: Wood, Hail, gladdening light Hymn 573 Thursday 31 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 47 sung by the Cathedral Youth Choir Responses: Humphrey Clucas Psalm 24 Canticles: Bryan Kelly in C Anthem: Bairstow, Jesu, the very thought of thee Hymn 476 Friday 1 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 65 Responses: Sanders Psalm 62 Canticles: Byrd, Short Service Anthem: Byrd, Hodie beata Virgo Saturday 2 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 68 4.30 Evensong Introit: Ian King, Almighty and everlasting God Psalm 118 Responses: Sanders Canticles: Shaw in C Hymn 426 Anthem: James MacMillan, Benedicimus Deum caeli Sunday 3 PRESENTATION OF CHRIST IN THE TEMPLE CANDLEMAS 7.40 Morning Prayer Psalm 48 10.15 The Eucharist Setting: Byrd, Mass for four voices Motet: Byrd, Senex puerum portabat Hymns 383, 360, 513, 507, 449 Preacher: The Very Revd Stephen Lake Voluntary: J. S. Bach, Fugue in F (BWV 540b) 6.00 Candlemas Carol Service 22
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