No one was signed up to sing or play at the anticipated Mass last night, so I decided to step in while I was home. My parish uses OCP's Unidos en Cristo/United in Christ, which isn't great, but it worked out fine.

Procession: All Hail, Adored Trinity
Psalm: Refrain and verses to Gregorian Mode II
Offertory: Blessed Simple English Propers Benedictus sit (well received!)
Communion: Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence. I also prepared the communio All Power from The American Gradual, but we flew through communion and Father waited until after Mass to purify, so I didn't end up singing it.
Recessional: Holy God, We Praise Thy Name

We sang Alstott's Heritage Mass. In general, it went pretty well for a lightly attended evening Mass that mostly drew the older side of our parish. I was pleased to be able to do a bit of chant and that it was well received. I think people appreciated having music at all!

High mass at Walsingham may be viewed at olwcatholic.org.

Athanasian creed in procession
Palmer-Burgess propers
Willan ordinary
Anglican chant
English anthem
Renaissance motet
Good homily

I am really embarrassed to note that the entire lectionary is not sung - as it normally is at Walsingham on all Solemnities.
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What should one expect - Nicea is sooooo predictable and sooo shop worn. As predictable as that 'our hearts are on fire' Marian song, which, too, is more than shop worn.

Prelude: Jesu Joy
Introit: Lumen Christi Simple Gradual
Kyrie XVI
Gloria: Mass of St Philip Neri
Psalm: Lumen Christi Missal
Alleluia: Jubilation Mass, Chepponis
Offertory: Lalemant Peppers
Hymn: NICAEA
Euch Accs: Mass of St Philip Neri
Communion: LCSG
Recessional: GOTT VATER SEI GEPREISEN
Postlude: Moreau Rondeau

I despise auto-correct!

I wasn't at my own laptop when I posted earlier. Now I am, and I've fixed the previous computer's helpful efforts.

The normal 11am OF Mass for the parish at which I sang was a sung Latin Mass (EF) today. We didn't have time to learn any Latin Trinitarian pieces (i.e. pieces particularly for Trinity Sunday), so we just went with some things the choir already knew.

I sang the full Gregorian propers myself as the choir there can't do even the simpler ones without a good amount of practice. Other than that:

Mass VIII (that is what they usually do at the 11am OF)
Credo III
(Usual Mode 7 Asperges)
Opening "Come Thou Almighty King"
"Jesu Rex Admirabilis" (Palestrina?) after Offertory chant
"O Sacrum Convivium" (Raimondi) after Communion chant with verses
Closing "God we Praise You"

It was quite nice.

I am not a real organist, but I can play hymns with pedals. It was a different organ, one they have on loan for a short period as their previous one is fried. It is an Allen and I just chose a few basic stops and went with them without knowing exactly what it would be like as I know nothing about organs and have never regularly played an Allen.

I trust you mean "Novus" Ordo, not nobis ordo?

I heard my very favorite modern hymn, In Perfect Charity, based on a (genuine) prayer of St. Francis of Assisi.

Prelude: Introit: "Blessed be God the Father", setting i. Weber Propers.
Introit Hymn: "May God the Father blessed be" K. Pluth (DUKE STREET).
Kyrie & Gloria: Mass VIII.
Gradual: Arbogast propers.
Alleluia: Mode II alleluia with jubilus, PBC-II.
Offertory: "Blest be God the Father", LCSG
Motet: "Laudate Dominum omnes gentes" Diego Ortiz.
Sanctus & Agnus Dei: Mass VIII.
Communion Ant.: "Since you are children of God" Weber Propers.
Hymn: U drzwi Twoich.
Hymn: O Maryjo Matko Boga.
Interlude: improvisation in polyphonic style.
Meditation Hymn: Holy, Holy, Holy (NICAEA) with descant by James Vivian (OUP)
Recessional: Parish Antiphon: Maryjo Krolowo Polski
Postlude: one of the C Major Toccatas by Pachelbel.

“Nobis ordo”

Telling slip of the tongue?

What qualifies as "modern"?

As well or better suited for a contemporary combo as an organ and choir, a through-composed feel rather than tightly metrical (although I believe this one is quite regular), and composed in the last 60 years.

I was out of town as I was attending my state's Knights of Columbus annual state convention. For the sake of the innocent I won't name names, but the Sunday Mass was at the basilica in the central part of the state and celebrated by the local ordinary. The hymnody was decent enough, and it was nice to hear a professional vocal octet, even if every singer was individually microphoned. But apparently 1980's-style liturgy still rules the roost in this place - I think the Collect and Post-Communion prayers were actually out of the 1975 Sacramentary! It certainly didn't sound like the current Roman Missal. Anyway...

Prelude: some contemporary setting of the Irish Blessing in memory of the previous rector who apparently died one year ago that day (I only know this much because the rector got up before Mass and announced as such)
Entrance: Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise
Kyrie: chant
Gloria: Mass of Creation
Psalm 33: ???
Alleluia: Mass of the Bells (Peloquin)
Credo: recited
Intercessions: Byzantine chant
Offertory: Eternal Father, Strong to Save
Sanctus, Mysterium, Amen, Agnus: Mass of Wisdom
Communion: Gift of Finest Wheat + choir - The King of Love My Shepherd Is (arr. ???)
Recessional: Praise to the Holiest in the Height

I selected the following songs for the university parish contemporary choir I direct:

Opening: O God Almighty Father https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBPrt2Pnp9Y
Psalm: "Blessed the people the Lord has chosen to be his own" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BM7IV3-j0o
Alleluia: Celtic Alleluia with verse "Glory to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit;
to God who is, who was, and who is to come" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFvdHcrPhkw
Offertory: Praise the Father, Praise the Son https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZoxpro2LO8
Communion: No Longer Slaves https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8TkUMJtK5k
After Communion: Father I Adore You https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMp5Cfku7R4
Closing: Holy, Holy, Holy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RK0iaF05KJI