St Bede's Clapham Park 11am Mass Two sets of Male cantors for the Propers and one set of Lady Cantrix? for the Ordinary, 8 men and 3 ladies in the choir.
Blessing of Palms (all Chant sung in full according to the G.R. 1924) Asperges mode 7 ANT. Hosanna filio David. GRAD. In Monte Oliveti. SANTUS. XVIII ANT. Pueri Hebraeorum (alternated with Ps. 23) ANT. Pueri Hebraeorum (alternated with Ps. 46) The above 2 Antiphons are set this way in a 1962 chant book. ANT. Cum audisset. ANT. Ante sex dies. ANT. Occurrunt turbae. (Ladies only) ANT. Cum Angelis. (Men only) ANT. Turba multa. HYMN. Gloria Laus. RESP. Ingrediente.
Mass INT. Domine ne longe. KYR. XVII first version GRAD. Tenuisti. TRACT. Deus deus. (alternated Cantors 1, choir, Cantos 2 etc.) PASSION. Victoria setting GOSPEL. Solemn ancient tone CREDO. I OFF. Improperium OFF. Hymn Magnum Salutis Gaudium SAN. XVII AGNUS. XVII COM. Pater si, Chant setting alternated with the Isaac polyphonic setting, with psalm verses. BENE. XVII first version Domine Saltum fac. Marian Anthem. Ave Regina Caelorum (simple tone)
We sang Mass on Saturday, and we will be singing Mass on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, etc. Will post the music lists during the week.
Hosanna filio David (Schubert) All glory laud and honor My God, why have you abandoned me? (Parish Book of Psalms) Christ became obedient (American Gradual) Passion According to Luke (Lassus) O Sacred Head Sanctus & Agnus XI Let all mortal flesh be silent
Hosanna Filio David. Pueri Hebraeorum 1 & w Gloria Laus Honor (first verse only, see below) Ingrediente FULL propers (even the tract, baby! Yeah!!!!!!) Mass XVII, Kyrie A Credo IV OFFERTORY- Parce Domine (SATB w/ drone on verses) COMMUNION: O Jesu Christe, Jacquet of Mantua Attende Domine Ave Regina Caelorum (simple) RECESSIONAL- All Glory Laud and Honor
Even during the chanting of the psalm verses to the Pueris, gentlemen were flipping back and forth between books when they realized the booklets they had were wrong. This begins the pell mell that is 62 Holy Week with 55 Libers.
No procession today due to fear of weather, although it never got super bad for us until after mass. Father had just wanted to do the walk around and go straight back in without waiting at the door. But on account of weather, him and altar servers just walked right out into vestibule then came back in. If you ask me he should’ve just done the door ceremony and knocked with the cross since he was waiting there already. Then again, if I had my way, young men dressed as Old Testament saints, standing atop scaffolding outside the church, would shower down unconsecrated hosts on the faithful as they entered as well....
Passion was spoken, not chanted, although it will be sung Friday. Everything went smoothly for what must be the most low-key Palm Sunday I’ve attended in a while, although we had to do Gradual and tract without any practice beforehand- hopefully next year our director realizes that we don’t really need to rehearse “Hosanna Filio” or “Gloria Laus Honor”.
SS. Simon and Jude Cathedral, Phoenix - 11:00am Mass Hosanna filio David, Mode VII Pueri Hebraeorum, Victoria All Glory, Laud and Honor, ST. THEODULPH Psalm, LCM Christus Factus Est, Mode V Credo III with et Incarnatus Est from Missa Caça, Morales Offertory, LCM Thou Knowest Lord, Purcell Sanctus XVII Agnus Dei XVII Pater, si non potest, Mode VIII Communion, LCM My Song is Love Unknown, LOVE UNKNOWN Adoramus Te, Dubois The Royal Banners Forward Go, DEO GRACIAS
Hosanna to the son of David - Weber All Glory Laud and honor ST THEODULPH Psalm - Ignatius Pew Missal Gospel Acc - Alstott Breaking Bread O Sacred Head PASSION CHORALE Holy Holy - Steinau melody Lamb of God - Gratz melody Father if this chalice - Weber What wondrous love is this WONDROUS LOVE When I survey the wondrous cross HAMBURG Ride on, ride on in majesty WINCHESTER NEW
Introit - Hosanna to the Son of David (RM chant) Procession - All Glory, Laud, and Honor (St. Theodulph) Psalm 22 - Liberto (?), transcribed/adapted for English text by Leferink Lenten Gospel Acclamation - Haugen refrain, Leferink verse Offertory - When I Survey the Wondrous Cross (arr. Pethel) at choral Mass, Were You There at others Sanctus - RM chant Mysterium Fidei - RM chant (Save us, Savior...) Danish Amen Agnus Dei - XVIII Communion - Father, If This Cup May Not Pass (Nestor) Recessional - Jesus, Remember Me (Taizé)
At St. Mary's, Kalamazoo (according to pre-1955 Holy Week):
During Blessing of Palms: Hosanna Filio David (Liber Usualis) Asperges Me Collegerunt (Liber) Sanctus XVII Pueri Hebraeorum (Liber) Various antiphons (Liber) Gloria, laus (Liber) Ingrediente (Liber)
During the Mass: Propers from Liber Usalis Chanted Passion of St. Matthew, with choir joining in on "Turba" parts Ordinary: Mass XVII, Credo II All Glory, Laud, and Honor O Vos Omnes (Gesualdo) Super Flumina Babylonis (Palestrina) Vexilla Regis (in 4 parts, from Adoremus Hymnal)
Saint-André - Grenoble - France Missale romanum 1962
Dimanche 14 avril – Rameaux No asperges Entry ‘Hosanna filio David’ : hommes ‘Pueri hebræorum portantes ramos’ : women schola - alternated verses ‘Pueri hebræorum vestimenta’ : men schola - alternated verses External Procession : Lauda Jerusalem (harm. Darros) Nous voulons Dieu (french traditional) Parle, commande, règne (french traditional) Gloria Laus (antienne by all outside - verses by men schola inside Entry: ‘Ingrediente’ : men schola
Messe Introït : 'Domine, ne longe facias’ : women schola Kyrie : XVII - women schola Gradual : "Tenuisti" Men schola Tract : ‘Deus, deus meus’ psalmodié (Sorry, Stimsoninrehab :-( Passion : Priest and Deacon. Schola sings "Turba" Credo IV Men schola Offertoire : La nuit qu’il fut livré (french traditional) Sanctus : XVII women schola Elevation "Benedictus qui venit" (Darros) Agnus XVII men schola Communion : Deus meus (César Franck) Vive Jésus, vive sa Croix (french traditional) ‘Pater si non potest’ : women schola No last Gospel, no ’Ave regina cœlorum" recession : Attende Domine
Prelude: Guilmant, March on Handel's "Lift up your heads" Hosanna filio David (Gregorian) Procession: All glory, laud, and honor Psalm: WLP Gradual: Christus factus est (from Bruckner's Choralmesse für den Gründonnerstag) Passion: Read, sung tomorrow Offertory: Improperium (Gregorian) Anthem: Surely he hath borne our griefs, from Messiah Communion: Pater si non potest (Gregorian) Motet: In monte Oliveti (Bruckner) Hymn after Communion: O Sacred Head Silent exit
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