Corpus Christi Thursday/Sunday 2023
  • trentonjconn
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    Post your sets!


    St. Aelred, Bishop GA (Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter)
    Sung Mass at 10:45am, celebrated by His Excellency Bishop Lopes

    Ordinaries: Willan Missa Maria Magdalena
    Prelude: Elevation sur Ecce Panis, Marchal
    Procession: Alleluia, Sing to Jesus
    Introit: St. Peter Gradual
    Gradual: St. Peter Gradual
    Alleluia: St. Peter Gradual
    Sequence: Anglican Use Gradual
    Credo: recto tono, accompanied
    Offertory: St. Peter Gradual
    Offertory Hymn: Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence
    Communion: St. Peter Gradual
    Communion Other:
    - Panis Angelicus, Casciolini
    - Adoro Te, Richard Clark (organ solo)
    Exposition, Procession, Benediction: various Eucharistic hymns, ending of course with Tantum Ergo (Mode I)
    Recessional after Benediction: Holy God, We Praise Thy Name
    Postlude: Tantum Ergo en Dialogue, Livre d'orgue de Carpentras

    It was an honor to be visited by our bishop!
    Thanked by 4tomjaw CHGiffen DavidOLGC Lars
  • DavidOLGCDavidOLGC
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    Our Lady of Good Counsel Fort Bragg CA.

    OF

    8AM Mass - no cantor

    Before Mass

    Asperges Me
    Improvisation on "Cibavit eos" (and entrance)
    Kyrie from "Litany of the Saints"
    Alleluia mode VI
    Offertory - improvisation on "Lauda, Sion"
    ad libitum Agnus Dei
    Communion - Improvisation on "Panis Angelicus"
    Recessional - "Holy God, We Praise Thy Name"

    10AM

    Before Mass - with cantor

    Asperges Me
    Improvisation on "Cibavit eos"

    Procession - "O Sacrament Most Holy"
    Kyrie - Jubilate Deo
    Heritage Gloria
    Responsorial Psalm and Alleluia - Source and Summit
    Offertory - "Lord, Who at that First Eucharist"
    Jubilate Deo Sanctus
    ad libitum Agnus Dei
    Communion - Improvisation on "Ave Verum Corpus"
    Recessional - "Alleluia, Sing to Jesus" hymn and and exit improvisation
    Thanked by 2CHGiffen tomjaw
  • Chris Garton-Zavesky
    Posts: 6,902
    On Thursday, we sang
    Mass II
    Credo I
    Byrd's Ave Verum
    and the Solemn Tone Salve Regina


    This morning, for the External Solemnity, we sang no polyphony, but we did have the processional music instead. We chanted Ave Verum, Anima Christi and Jesu Dulcis Memoria, supplementarily.

    Next year, or perhaps a little further along, I'll aim to sing Wood's Oculi omnium -- the shorter one, since he has two, and Byrd's Sacerdotes Domini
    Thanked by 4trentonjconn CHGiffen DavidOLGC tomjaw
  • Jeffrey Quick
    Posts: 2,072
    St. Sebastian, Akron (tranferred), 1 PM TLM
    Processional: O Food of men wayfaring
    Mass XI, Credo IV
    Psalm-toned Gradual and Alleluia, otherwise Gregorian Proper
    Offertory motet: O salutaris Hostia (Amiens MS, early 16thc. chant harmonization)
    Communion Motet: Ave verum Corpus (Quick)
    Procession (indoors) Pange Lingua, Sacris solemniis
    Benediction: Tantum ergo (chant), Holy God.
    Thanked by 3CHGiffen DavidOLGC tomjaw
  • CatholicZ09
    Posts: 278
    Here’s what was heard at St. Paul Cathedral; Pittsburgh, PA:

    Processional: Jesus, My Lord, My God, My All (SWEET SACRAMENT)
    Gloria: Mass for the Immaculate Conception, P. Latona
    Psalm: (worship aid didn’t list composer)
    Alleluia: P. Latona
    Offertory: Hidden Here Before Me (ADORO TE DEVOTE)
    Parts: Mass for the Immaculate Conception, P. Latona
    Communion: Taste and See (R. Kreutz)
    Recessional: Father, We Thank You, Who Have Planted (RENDEZ À DIEU)
    Thanked by 4DavidOLGC tomjaw CHGiffen BruceL
  • rich_enough
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    Sts. Cyril and Methodius Oratory, Bridgeport, Connecticut (ICKSP)

    Organ Prelude: Pange lingua: Récit du Chant - Nicolas de Gringy (1672-1703)

    Hymn: The Word of God Proceeding Forth (ROCKINGHAM)

    Proper Gregorian chants of the feast: Cibavit eos

    Mass Ordinary: Missa Mon cœur se recommende a vous - Johannes Eccard (1553-1611); Credo III

    Motet at the Offertory: Ego sum panis vivus a 4 - Palestrina

    Motet at the Communion: Ave verum corpus - Peter Philips (1561-1628)

    At the Recessional (after Benediction): Adoremus in aeternum - Gregorio Allegri (c.1582-1652)

    Organ Postlude: Improvisation (on Pange Lingua)
    Thanked by 4Chris Garton-Zavesky DavidOLGC tomjaw CHGiffen
  • Carol
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    Is a sequence required for Corpus Christi in the NO? We did not have one this year, which I did not miss since we usually hear a modern one that I cannot stand. We did have a simple procession and Benediction which was very nice.
  • emac3183
    Posts: 37
    The Lauda Sion (or shorter version of the last 4 stanzas) is an optional sequence in the NO. We used the English translation with the traditional melody from Source and Summit this year.
    Thanked by 2DavidOLGC Carol
  • Chris Garton-Zavesky
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    Emac,

    Is the option to use the last 4 verses instead of the whole text, or to use either the last 4 verses or nothing at all?
  • mmeladirectress
    Posts: 1,082
    Procession rained out.

    Processional for Mass: Soul of My Savior
    Kyriale VIII, de Angelis
    Credo III
    Many Eucharistic instrumental pieces, organo et cithara :-)
    Communion motet: Domine non sum Dignus w Miserere Mei (de Victoria)
    Recessional: Agincourt Hymn
    Thanked by 1tomjaw
  • trentonjconn
    Posts: 589
    Is the option to use the last 4 verses instead of the whole text, or to use either the last 4 verses or nothing at all?


    In the OF you may sing the whole thing, or the last four stanzas, or nothing at all.
    Thanked by 3Carol tomjaw LauraKaz
  • Chris Garton-Zavesky
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    Trenton,

    Thank you for the data points. I wish they weren't true, but the fact that they are true punctuates the claim that the Ordo of Paul VI isn't a stable rite.
    Thanked by 1tomjaw
  • trentonjconn
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    It's certainly strange to make one of the few sequences left entirely optional.
    Thanked by 1tomjaw
  • Clara Chung
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    Sts. Peter & Paul, Wilmington, CA
    Solemn high Mass with octet and organ

    Ordinary: Missa Ascendens Christus in altum, Victoria
    Gregorian propers, with the exception of the Gradual and Alleluia which were taken from Byrd's Gradualia (combined in Oculi Omnium)
    Offertory motet: Ego sum panis vivus, Palestrina
    Communion motet: O sacrum convivium, Tallis
    Organ music was all set by the organist without my interference, but I know I heard variations of Adoro te Devote and Pange Lingua in there
    Thanked by 6CHGiffen Chris Garton-Zavesky tomjaw mmeladirectress DavidOLGC rich_enough
  • PaxTecum
    Posts: 314
    Novus Ordo Mass

    Hymn: Draw Near and Take the Body of Thy Lord
    Introit, Offertory, Communion: graduale romanum 1974
    Kyrie: Missa Secunda (Hassler)
    Gloria: Mass VIII
    Sanctus, Agnus: Missa Secunda
    Psalm: Royce Nickel
    Alleluia: mode vi
    Full Sequence in Latin
    edit: Credo III

    Communion Motet: Sicut Cervus (Palestrina)

    O Salutaris Hostia (WERNER)
    Procession: Ave Verum Corpus (Byrd)
    Pange Lingua Gloriosi (mode iii)
    Tantum Ergo (ST. THOMAS)

    Reposition: Adoremus in Aeternum

    Salve Regina (simple tone)
    Hymn: O Jesus We Adore Thee
    Thanked by 3CHGiffen tomjaw DavidOLGC
  • Richard MixRichard Mix
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    St. David of Wales, Richmond Calif.

    At the Lamb's high feast we sing SALZBURG
    Schubert Deutsche Messe
    Ps. 147 Guilmont
    Fugetta on Ecce panis (Dupré) followed by seq "Contemplate the bread of angels"
    Portas Caeli (Am. Gr.) at Sat Vigil & 8:00; Byrd Sacerdotes Dom. at 11:00.
    Qui manducat followed by Adoro Te
    Adoration & Benediction O Salutaris & Tantum ergo (DUGUET & ST THOMAS)
    Holy God GROSSER GOTT

    Thanked by 1CHGiffen
  • Chris Garton-Zavesky
    Posts: 6,902
    Clara,

    What a good set of music. Thank you for sharing it.
    Where's Wilmington, in California? I know Wilmington Delaware and Wilmington North Carolina.

    [Side note:There's also a Fort Bragg in California (listed elsewhere in this thread) but NO LONGER in North Carolina!]
    Thanked by 3tomjaw DavidOLGC CHGiffen
  • MichaelRaney
    Posts: 28
    June 11, 2023 – Corpus Christi
    Prelude: Ad Libitum
    Introit: Alleluia! Sing to Jesus! – CBW 426
    Penitential Act: Mass of St. Philip Neri
    Gloria: Mass of St. Philip Neri
    Sequence: Ecce Panis Angelorum
    Acclamation: Jernberg
    Offertory: See Us Lord About Your Altar – GP 503
    Sanctus: Mass of St. Philip Neri
    Memorial Acclamation: We Proclaim Your Death – Missal Chant
    Great Amen: Missal Chant
    Lord’s Prayer: Mass of St. Philip Neri
    Agnus Dei: Mass of St. Philip Neri
    Communion: Ave Verum (Liszt) / Let All Mortal Flesh – GP 694 / Qui Manducat (Chant)
    Recessional / Procession: O Salutaris CBW 689/ Pange Lingua – CBW 68 / Holy God We Praise Thy Name – GP 681 / Adoro Te Devote / Christus Vincit
    Thanked by 2CHGiffen tomjaw
  • Caleferink
    Posts: 432
    St. Mary's, Tampa

    Prelude: Schmücke dich, o liebe Seele (Brahms)
    Introit: Cibavit eos + Alleluia, Sing to Jesus (vv. 1, 3, & 4)
    Kyrie & Gloria: Mass of Wisdom
    Psalm 147: Krisman/Gelineau
    Sequence: Lauda Sion + Bone Pastor as found at nos. 193 & 194 in Hymnal 1940
    Alleluia: Murray
    Offertory: Panis angelicus (Franck)
    Sanctus/Mysterium/Amen/Agnus: Mass of Wisdom
    Communion: Qui manducat + Draw Near (Janco)
    Recessional: At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing
    Thanked by 2CHGiffen tomjaw
  • Clara Chung
    Posts: 20
    Thank you, Chris!

    Wilmington is just west of Long Beach in southern California. It's a pretty poor area but the church is an absolute gem with an incredible acoustic (but mediocre organ, especially for that space). The money for the professional musicians is raised by one of the priests who himself is a capable musician--there's certainly no way the parish community could afford it, but he finds donors and will even be outside the church after Mass with a basket and a sign saying "Donations for Sacred Music." It's been a joy to work with him, as he gives me pretty free rein over the rep, just wants it to be as beautiful and reverent as possible. We only do non-Sunday feasts and solemnities about once a month or so, as the volunteer parish choir sings on Sundays.
    Thanked by 3CHGiffen tomjaw Chris Garton-Zavesky
  • Chris Garton-Zavesky
    Posts: 6,902
    Clara,

    You're most welcome.
    God bless that priest!

    By the way: Happy Patronal Feast on Thursday.
    Thanked by 1tomjaw
  • Clara Chung
    Posts: 20
    Thank you! Just had Mass for the feast last night, used the same Mass setting but with Byrd's Constitues Eos for Offertory and Pearsall's Tu es Petrus. One of the singers has his master's in chant, it was interesting to hear how he sang the introit, in the semiology-informed newer style. (I had each of the remaining propers sung solo by a different singer.)
    Thanked by 3CHGiffen tomjaw GerardH
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