Fifth Sunday of Lent (A)
  • advocatusadvocatus
    Posts: 85
    Sharing music lists on this forum reminds me of such columns in the old Caecilia periodical of the Society of Saint Cecilia. Allow me to start one for the Fifth Sunday of Lent:

    St. Michael the Archangel, Leawood, Kansas
    Kevin Vogt, Director of Sacred Music

    FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT
    Hymn: Hear Us, Almighty Lord (ATTENDE DOMINE)
    Introit: Judica me (Graduale Romanum)
    Kyrie: Mass XVI
    Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 130 (Guimont)
    Gospel Acclamation: Praise and honor (Kyrie 'Orbis factor')
    Dismissal of the Elect: Let the Word make a home in your heart (Psallite)
    Offertory: God So Loved the World (Stainer)
    Sanctus: Mass XVIII
    Agnus Dei: Mass XVIII
    Communio: Videns Dominus (Graduale Romanum)
    Motet: Ave verum Corpus (Mozart)
    Hymn: What Wondrous Love is This (WONDROUS LOVE)
    Thanked by 2M. Jackson Osborn MarkS
  • matthewjmatthewj
    Posts: 2,700
    ERHALT UNS HERR (at Masses at which a hymn is sung)
    Judica me (GR or LCM depending on Mass)
    Byrd a5 Kyrie or Kyrie XVII (depending on which Mass)
    LCM Psalm & Acclamation
    LCM Offertory
    Verily, Verily I Say - Tallis
    Sanctus XVIII
    Byrd a5 Agnus Dei or Agnus Dei XVII (depending on which Mass)
    Videns Dominus G&T and/or LCM antiphon (depending on which Mass)
    Lord Make Me to Know Your Ways - Byrd
    Ave Verum Corpus - Byrd
    ROCKINGHAM
    Thanked by 1advocatus
  • LenaH
    Posts: 34
    Pretty basic stuff here

    Pro: The Glory of these Forty Days(ERHALT UNS HERR)
    Mass Ordinary: Mass XVIII
    Psalm: R&A
    Gosp. Acclam: Simple chant
    Off: SEP, Ah Holy Jesus(HERZLIEBSTER JESU)
    Comm: SEP, Soul of My Savior (ANIMA CHRISTI), God of Mercy and Compassion
    Rec: Forty Days and Forty Nights (HEINLEIN)

    Thanked by 1advocatus
  • rich_enough
    Posts: 1,050
    Cathedral of St. Augustine, Bridgeport, CT

    FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT
    Hymn: Attende, Domine (ATTENDE DOMINE) with verse in English
    Introit: Judica me (Graduale Romanum)
    Kyrie: Mass XVI
    Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 130 (Schmitt; cantor on verses)
    Gospel Acclamation: Laus tibi Christe (Parish Book of Chant, 2nd ed. #7)
    Offertory: Confitebor tibi, Domine (Graduale Romanum)
    Motet: Peaccavi super numerum (Anonymous, 16th cent.) or
    Parce Domine (chant)
    Sanctus: Mass XVIII
    Memorial Acclamation: Mortem tuam annuntiamus, Domine
    Agnus Dei: Mass XVIII
    Communio: Videns Dominus (Graduale Romanum) with verses
    Motet: Vivo ego (Anonymous, 16th century)
    Marian antiphon: Ave regina caelorum (simple tone)
    Thanked by 1advocatus
  • Mary Ann
    Posts: 49
    For the Fifth Sunday of Lent in our rural neck o'the woods...

    Processional hymn: The Glory of These Forty Days
    Mass Ordinary: ICEL chant
    R. Psalm/Gospel Acc.: Sung from OCP's Respond & Acclaim
    Offertory hymn: What Wondrous Love Is This
    Communion hymn: O Lord, I Am Not Worthy
    Recessional hymn: Take Up Your Cross
  • donr
    Posts: 971
    Our Lady of Grace, Maricopa, AZ

    8Am Sunday Mass
    5th Sun of Lent
    All music sung A 'Cappella

    Entrance Hymn: "Forty Days and Forty Nights"
    Entrance Antiphon: "Give me Justice, O God" - LCM
    Kyrie: Mass XVI
    Resp Psalm and Gospel Accl - R&A
    Offertory Antiphon: "I Will Praise You, O Lord" - LCM
    Sanctus, Agnus Dei - Mass XVIII
    Communio: "Videns Dominus" - (Graduale Romanum)
    Communion Antiphon: "Everyone Who Lives and Believes in Me" - LCM
    Communion Hymn: "O Sacred Head Surrounded"
    Meditation: Ave Verum Corpus - Byrd
    Recessional: "Ave Regina Caelorum" - Chant
    Thanked by 1jefe
  • PaxTecum
    Posts: 315

    Entrance Antiphon: Simple English Propers
    Hymn: The Glory of these Forty Days
    Resp Psalm: Respond & Acclaim (verses chanted SATB)
    Gospel Acclamation: "Praise to You, Lord, Jesus Christ: King of endless glory!" Mode VIII lifted from Vatican libretto
    Offertory Antiphon: Simple English Propers
    Hymn: There's A Wideness in God's Mercy (In Babilone)
    Mass Parts: ICEL Chant Mass
    Agnus Dei: Mass XVIII
    Communion Antiphon: Simple English Propers
    Motet: Ave Verum Corpus (Mozart)
    Marian Antiphon: Ave Regina Coelorum
    Recessional Hymn: O Sacred Head Surrounded (Bach)
  • MarkS
    Posts: 282
    Christ Episcopal Church, Guilford, CT
    (organ voluntaries continue to be offered during Lent, except where prohibited by BCP)

    Prelude: O mensch bewein dein sünde gross BWV 622 ... J. S. Bach
    Processional hymn: Thine arm, O Lord, in days of old ST MATTHEW
    Kyrie: J. Merbecke
    Psalm 130: Anglican chant.... Cooke
    Sequence hymn: Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove ST AGNES
    At the Offertory: I am the Resurrection ... T. Tompkins
    Sanctus: J. Merbecke
    Agnus Dei: J. Merbecke
    Communion hymn: Eternal light, shine in my heart JACOB
    Recessional hymn: O bless the Lord, my soul ST THOMAS
    Postlude: Fantasy in g minor BWV 542/1 ... J. S. Bach
    Thanked by 1jefe
  • M. Jackson Osborn
    Posts: 8,424
    The Fifth Sunday in Lent, being Passion Sunday at

    The Cathedral of Our Lady of Walsingham
    Houston

    At 10.50am
    Choral Mattins

    The Anthem - 'Thou Knowest, Lord, the Secrets of Our Hearts' - - - Henry Purcell

    At 11.15am
    Solemn Pontifical Mass

    The Litany in Procession -
    The Introit - Judica me, Deus - - - Tone VII (Anglican Use Gradual)
    Kyrie - Cum jubilo - - - Mode I

    Psalm CXXX - De profundis clamavi - - - Chant, James Nares
    The Tract - Saepe expugnaverunt me - - - Tone VIII (AUG)

    The Nicene Creed - - - Recto Tono (with organ embellishments)

    At the Offertory -
    The Antiphon: Confitebor tibi, Domine - - - Tone II (AUG)
    Anthem: 'Out of the Deep' - - - Thomas Tallis

    Sanctus - Mass IX - - - Mode V
    The Our Father - - - Mode VII
    Agnus Dei - Mass IX - - - Mode V

    At the Communion -
    The Trisagion - - - A.A. Archangelsky
    The Antiphon:Qui mihi ministrat - - - Tone I (AUG)
    Anthem: Verleih uns Frieden gnadiglich - - - Felix Mendelssohn
    Hymn: 'There is a Green Hill Far Away' - - - Horsely

    At the Dismissal - 'Lord Christ, When First Thou Cam'st to Men' - - - Bohemian Brethren
    Organ Voluntary - Aus tiefer Not shrei ich zu dir (BWV 686) - - - J.S. Bach
    Thanked by 2MarkS jefe
  • Chris Garton-Zavesky
    Posts: 6,902
    Didn't celebrate 5th Sunday of Lent. Celebrated 1st Sunday of the Passion. Short-handed, we sang nothing polyphonic.
  • matildacmatildac
    Posts: 15
    5th Sunday of Lent

    Ordinary: ICEL

    Processional hymn: When I Survey the Wondrous Cross (ROCKINGHAM)
    Entrance antiphon: a home-brew setting of the missal antiphon
    Offertory: Lord Accept the Gifts We Offer (HORSLEY)
    Communion antiphon: a home-brew setting of the missal antiphon
    Communion hymn: Soul of My Saviour (ANIMA CHRISTI)
    Thanksgiving hymn: Breathe on Me, Breath of God (CARLISLE)
    Recessional: The Royal Banners Forward Go (WINCHESTER NEW).
  • SalieriSalieri
    Posts: 3,177
    O.L. Czestochowa, Turners Falls,
    10:30 AM 'High Mass'

    Ordinary: Mass XVII; Paternoster

    Processional: Introit Hymn - K.Pluth

    Resp. Ps.: With the Lord there is Mercy - R.Rice
    Tract: Much have they oppressed me - to Tonus Pereg.

    Offertory: from Propers of the Mass - Fr. S.Weber
    Hymn: Juz cie zegnam

    Communion: from Propers of the Mass - Fr. S.Weber
    Anthem: Hear us, O Lord - polyphonic Refrain, verses from New English Hymnal
    Hymn: Wisi na krzyzu
    Hymn: O Sacred Head

    Recessional: Apel Jasnagorski

    (Only the Hymns at Offertory, Communion, and the Recessional were sung with the Organ.)
  • jefe
    Posts: 200
    Compline for Lent V with Voces angelorum using a realization of the 2005 edition of the Order for Compline by the Plainsong and Medieval music Society.
    Holy Trinity Episcopal Church est. 1854 Nevada City California
    Orison: Jesu dulcedo cordium text Martin Luther setting by Carl Crosier harmonized by Peter Hallock
    Hymn: Compline I, text: Rev. Earl L. Langguth (b. 1927) plainsong: Jeff Reynolds (b. 1943)
    Psalm: Ps. 130 setting: Richard Farrant (c.1525-1580) arr. for women J. Reynolds
    Nunc dimittis: plainsong Mode II with antiphon by Bill Bertolas
    Anthem: O vos omnes by Tomas Luis de Victoria (c. 1548-1611) arr. for SSAT women J.R.
    All a cappella. Handbells used to intone pitches where needed.
  • M. Jackson Osborn
    Posts: 8,424
    Jefe -
    Whence your attribution of Jesu dulcedo cordium to Herr Luther?
    This is a cento from the lengthy Jesu dulcis memoria which insistently is attributed to Bernard of Clairvaux, though scholarly opinion for quite some time now holds it to be the work of an anonymous English Cistercian.
  • jefe
    Posts: 200
    Osborn,
    Below is an early version I got from Peter Hallock. I did not research the roots but took what Carl and Peter came up with. Carl Crosier was the choir master at the Lutheran Church of Honolulu and Peter Hallock's friend and publisher. This text is particularly appropriate for Lent. In fact it was the frontispiece for all five of our Lenten Compline Offerings. You can see how the inflection changed over the eight years I've had with the piece. The second we did last night with the women on their Lent V Compline.
    jefe
    Lord, Keep Us Steadfast in Your Word_Crosier - Full Score.pdf
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    1Jesu dulcedo cordium SSA Lent - Full Score.pdf
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  • M. Jackson Osborn
    Posts: 8,424
    jefe -
    There is a real problem with the text and title of your very nice music.
    The text is not Jesu dulcedo cordium. It isn't close!
    It is surely a mystery how you got it tangled up with your hymn.

    'Lord, Keep Us Steadfast in Your Word'
    is C. Winkworth's translation of Erhalt uns Herr bei deinem Wort,
    which is indeed by Martin Luther.
    Thanked by 1CHGiffen
  • CHGiffenCHGiffen
    Posts: 5,200
    Could it be (and I'm reasonably sure it is) the case that Jesu dulcedo cordium is the name of the plainchant melody of this setting?

    Check out this page at hymnary.org. I think this might explain the confusion and wrong attribution of the text.
    Thanked by 2M. Jackson Osborn jefe
  • M. Jackson Osborn
    Posts: 8,424
    Of course, Chuck.
    It's all clear now.
    Thanked by 2CHGiffen jefe
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