St. Bede's London EF
Lumen Christi / Exsultet, Chant
12 Prophecies, Prophecy tone (1st and 12th sung to special tones)
Tracts Cantemus, Vinea, Attende, Chant
Sicut Cervus, Palestrina
Sitivit Anima mea, Palestrina
Blessing of Font, Chant
Litany of the Saints
Kyrie I ad Lib
Gloria I
Alleluia / Tract, Chant
Off, Christus Resurgens
Sanctus I
Communion, Rex sempiterne Domine (Matins Hymn)
Vespers, Chant
Marian Anthem, Regina Caeli, Solemn tone

Lumen Christi chant
Psalms 1, 3, 5 - Respond and Acclaim
Gloria: incipit from Roman missal; organ fanfare and heritage mass gloria
Triple Alleluia from Roman missal then verses with "o filii et filiae" refrain
Sprinkling "I saw water flowing..." from Roman missal
Offertory chant SEP
Offertory hymn: the day of resurrection
Mass Parts: ICEL chant with organ embellishments
Communion Antiphon SEP
Communion hymn: Day of Delight
Recessional: Regina Caeli
Recessional: Jesus Christ is Risen Today

EDIT: add easter sunday
Prelude: Improvisation on 'victimae paschali laudes'
Processional Hymn: Christ the Lord is Risen Today (LLANFAIR)
Kyrie: recited with petitions
Gloria: incipit from Roman missal; organ fanfare and heritage mass gloria
Alleluia: Something i lifted from a youtube video, verse chanted in mode viii
Sprinkling: Vidi Aquam at early mass; "I saw water flowing..." from missal at later mass
Offertory Chant: SEP
Offertory Hymn: Day of Delight
Sanctus & Agnus Dei: Missa Lux et Origo
Mortem Tuam: English ICEL
Amen: ICEL
Communion Antiphon: SEP
Communion Hymn: Alleluia! The Strife is O'er
Communion Anthem: My Master from a Garden Rose (G. Young)
Recessional: Regina Caeli
Recessional: Jesus Christ is Risen Today

I went to a vigil at another church because my BiL was being confirmed.
I have no desire to share their song list ( =/ ), but it included "Sing a Song of Freedom" (complete with tambourine.... ah, such music must be how liturgical dancers came about...).

But today I was the cantor for an EF Easter Mass. No organ or choir - just Father and I providing the "music."
Vidi Aquam, Gregorian propers, Mass I, VPL, Credo IV, an extra, "Surrexit Dominus vere, alleluia" from Gregorian Chant for Church and School (I bought a copy of the older book, from ebay while buying a new LB to replace one I left on a plane), and Regina Caeli chant. Procession/Recessional was "At The Lamb’s High Feast We Sing" vs 1,2/3,4.

St. Isaac Jogues Parish, Pickering, Ontario

Exultet chanted by Deacon
Psalms for readings 1,3,5 from Canadian CBW III
A cappella SATB by the choir
Psalm for reading 7: Palestrina: Sicut Cervus
Mass Parts: Missa D’Angelis
Litany of Saints: ICEL
Sprinkling: I Saw Water: Nestor
Confirmation: Chant: Veni Creator Spiritus
Offertory: Ye Choirs of New Jerusalem: Stanford
Communion Proper: SEP
Communion Hymn: Jesus Christ is Ris’n Today
Recessional: Halleluia Chorus: Handel
Postlude: Toccata on Victimae Paschali Laudes: Bedard https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_HEy2mn28A

St. Mary's, Tampa, FL

Lumen Christi: RM chant in Latin
Exsultet: RM chant in English by the deacon
Responsorial Psalm 1 (Psalm 104): Proulx
Responsorial Psalm 3 (Exodus 15): Respond & Acclaim (Alstott)
Responsorial Psalm 7 (Psalm 42-43, in Spanish): "Como busca la cierva" (Reza)
Gloria: Mass of Redemption (Janco) with brief organ fanfare before
Paschal Alleluia: RM chant by celebrant
Alleluia Psalm 118: "Let Us Rejoice" (Haugen)
Litany of the Saints: RM chant
Blessing of Baptismal Font: "Springs of water, bless the Lord..." (RM chant)
Baptismal Acclamation: Alleluia from "I Saw Water" (Nestor)
Reception into Full Communion: "There Is One Lord" (Taize)
Confirmation: "Veni Creator Spiritus" (chant/arr. Hall)
Sprinkling Rite: "I Saw Water" (Nestor)
Offertory: "O Sons and Daughters"
Sanctus/Mysterium/Amen/Agnus Dei: Mass of Redemption (Janco)
Pater Noster: RM chant
Communion Antiphon: Pascha nostrum (GR chant)
Communion Anthem: "Alleluia, All the Ages" (Bonasso)
Dismissal: RM chant
Recessional Hymn: "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today"

"Heard a 'first' last night..."

Ours had the priest chanting the Exsultet, with a drone.
Here's a rehearsal audio/video (if posting this works, anyway).

STAR OF THE SEA

Exultet: Sung by pastor.
Responsorial Psalms: Mix of Fr. Weber's embellished responsorial psalms and some Graduals from the Graduale.
Triple Alleluia-Chant.
Gloria: Cima/Latona.
Litany: Fr. Weber.
Sprinkling: I Saw Water (Weber).
Offertory: Alleluia (Thompson)
Sanctus, Memorial Acclamation, Agnus Dei: ICEL
Communion: Christ our passover (Weber)
Communion Hymn: The Strife is O'er
Communion Motet: Sicut Cervus
Recessional: Jesus Christ is Risen Today
Postlude: Improvisation on "Victimae Paschali Laudes."

St Mary's cathedral, Aberdeen, Scotland
Unusually large number of choir away, sigh.

Christ, our light: simple chant.
Exsultet: ICEL chant
All 7 psalms mostly to settings by Gregory Murray
Gloria: Lourdes setting, verses in English
Easter alleluias: traditional plainchant
Celtic Alleluia
Blessing of baptismal water: Springs of water, chant
Litany: chanted in English
Sprinkling: Vidi aquam (Samuel Webbe)
Confirmations: Veni Sancte Spiritus (Taize)
Offertory: This is the night of new beginnings (Farrell)
Sanctus: Mass of Renewal
Mem Acc 3: Mass of Renewal
Amen: plainchant
Our Father: sung in English, Mozarabic tone
Agnus Dei: Mass of Renewal
Communion antiphon: plainchant
Communion hymn: Bring, all ye dear-bought nations, bring
Regina caeli: simple chant
Recessional: Thine be the glory
Postlude: O filii et filiae, Andriessen

The Cathedral of Our Lady of Walsingham
Houston

Easter Day
Solemn Pontifical Mass
11.15am

Organ Voluntary - Prelude and Fugue in G-Major (BWV541) - - - J.S. Bach
At the Entrance - Hymn, 'Jesus Christ is Risen Today' - - - Easter Hymn
The Introit - Resurrexi - - - Mode IV (Palmer-Burgess)

Kyrie - Missa Sancte Maria Magdalene - - - Healey Willan
Gloria - Missa Sancte Maria Magdalene - - - Healey Willan

The Psalm - CXVIII, Confitemini Domino - - - Chant, Sir Joseph Barnby
Alleluya and Verse - Pascha nostrum - - - adapt., Palestrina
The Sequence - Victimae paschali laudes - - - Mode I (P-B)

The Nicene Creed - - - Recto tono, with organ embellishments

Vidi Aquam* - Chant, Thomas Norris

At the Offertory -
The Antiphon - Terra tremuit - - - Mode IV (P-B)
Anthem - 'Light's Glittering Morn Bedecks the Sky' - - - Horatio William Parker

Sanctus - Missa Sancte Maria Magdalene - - - Healey Willan
The Our Father - Mode VII
Agnus Dei - Missa Sancte Marie Magdalene - - - Healey Willan

At the Communion -
The Antiphon - Pascha nostrum - - - Mode VI (P-B)
Anthem - 'Rise Up, My Love, My Fair One' - - - Healey Willan
Hymn - 'The Strife Is O'er, the Battle Done' - - - Victory

At the Dismissal - Hymn, 'The Day of Resurrection' - - - Ellacombe
Organ Voluntary - Toccata, from Symphony V - - - Charles-Marie Widor
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*Why Vidi aquam here??!!!
Well, in the Ordinariate Use the penitential rite comes after the creed, before the anaphora. This usage is from certain historic BCPs. It begins with the deacon saying: 'draw near with faith, and make your humble confession to almighty God, meekly kneeling upon your knees'.

Cathedral of Saint Paul, Birmingham, Alabama
(Apologies for the formatting...lazy today!)

Easter Vigil
EXSULTET
RESPONSORIAL PSALM I: Ps 104: Lord, send out… (Calvert/Veni Creator; new Mode 8 vs.)
RESPONSORIAL PSALM III: Ex 15: Let us sing to the Lord (Bartlett)
RESPONSORIAL PSALM V: Is 12: You will draw water joyfully (Proulx/Gelineau)
GLORIA: Mass VIII
EPISTLE/ALLELUIA: Gregorian triple Vigil Alleluia, Mode VIII
LITANY OF THE SAINTS: English; Missal version
DURING THE SPRINKLING RITE: Vidi aquam (Gregorian)
OFFERTORY: Good Christians all, rejoice and sing (GELOBT SEI GOTT)
Haec Dies (Byrd)
MASS: Mass VIII
COMMUNION ANTIPHON Gregorian
“Christ our passover…” Pascha Nostrum; 1 Cor 5:7-8
COMMUNION: Ye sons and daughters (O FILI ET FILIAE)
Ye choirs of New Jerusalem (Stanford)
CLOSING: Jesus Christ is Ris’n today (EASTER HYMN)
VOLUNTARY: Postlude on a Melody of Melchior Vulpius (Derek Holman)

Easter Sunday

PRELUDE: Prelude in C, BWV 547 "9/8" (Bach)
ENTRANCE ANTIPHON Gregorian
“I have risen…” Resurrexi; cf. Ps 139:18, 5-6
ENTRANCE: Jesus Christ is Ris’n Today (EASTER HYMN)
KYRIE: Missa Brevis St. Joannis de Deo (Haydn)
GLORIA: Mass VIII
RESPONSORIAL PSALM: Ps 118: This is the day… (Esguerra)
SEQUENCE: Victimae Paschali laudes (sung in English, w/organ)
ALLELUIA Pascha nostrum
DURING THE SPRINKLING RITE: 8:30: ICEL antiphon “I saw water flowing…”;
11: Vidi aquam (Gregorian)
OFFERTORY: (11AM) Ye choirs of New Jerusalem (Stanford)
(8:30AM) At the Lamb’s High Feast (SALZBURG)
OFFERTORY ANTIPHON (11AM) Gregorian
“The earth trembled…” Terra tremuit; Ps 76:9-10
MASS: Mass VIII; Missa Brevis St. Joannis de Deo (Haydn) (Agnus)
COMMUNION ANTIPHON Gregorian
“Christ our passover…” Pascha Nostrum; 1 Cor 5:7-8; setting 3 of 4, choir vs., cong. Ref.
COMMUNION: Ye sons and daughters (O FILI ET FILIAE)
COMMUNION MOTET (11AM): Haec Dies (Byrd)
CLOSING: Good Christians all, rejoice and sing (GELOBT SEI GOTT)
VOLUNTARY: Postlude on a Melody of Melchior Vulpius (Derek Holman)

@casavant

Thank you! I am so excited to see Marco Frisina's Jubilate Deo on there.

His music is so widely unknown in USA. I have a couple of organist friends in Italy that use a lot of his music. Really lovely.

I've actually translated one of his pieces "Cantico dell'Agnello" and reworked it a bit into English and used it at Easter a couple of times. We did not do it this year though.

@Settefrati93 The piece is a favourite of the church. Frisina definitely has some gems.