St. Mary's - Vacaville, CA (also our patronal feast)

We were supposed to have our monthly Young Adult Mass (Latin NO) this evening but got cancelled due to pastor's schedule conflict. Here was our planned music for the Vigil Mass:
- Propers from the Graduale Romanum (Vultum tuum), including the Gradual (Benedicta et venerabilis) and Alleluia (Felix es)
- Ordinary: Mass X (Alme Pater), Credo III
- Salve Regina

Mass during the day (8:00 AM)
- Propers from Fr. Weber
- Ordinary: Mass of St. Philip Neri, Jernberg (or Mass X)
- Entrance Hymn: Immaculate Mary
- Responsorial Psalm: Alstott
- Alleluia: Assumpta est (Graduale Romanum)
- Credo III (English, arr by J. Richardson)
- Offertory motet: Ave Maria - Arcadelt
- Communion motet: Sicut lilium inter spinas (composed by our DoM)
- Closing: Hail, holy Queen, enthroned above

Quoth @SponsaChristi:

I miss singing this so much. I wish my Diocese had a choir, not necessarily for liturgical purposes, but simply for Catholics of sufficient musical competence to learn and perform sacred music that for the most part wouldn’t be heard. We have so much great music that doesn’t get heard unless a secular choir performs it, and there’s always something lacking, or someone using it as an opportunity to bash the Catholic Church.

So, so much this. Not to mention that we are supposed to be singing this stuff in the liturgy, and such a choir can serve as an incubator for new singers.

Anyway, I'm blessed to be able to sing three Masses for this great feast! Gaudeamus omnes in Domino!
(all of these are in the Archdiocese of Vancouver)

Vigil Mass (Our Lady of the Assumption, Port Coquitlam)
Entrance: Vultum tuum (Palmer & Burgess)
Kyrie and Gloria: from Missa "Gaudeamus" (Victoria)
Responsorial psalm: St. Meinrad tone, mode IV
Alleluia: a translation of the proper Felix es sacra, but using the chant Assumpta est
Profession of Faith: Credo I
Offertory: Beata es virgo (Palmer & Burgess)
Sanctus and Agnus Dei: from Missa "Gaudeamus" (Victoria)
Communion: Beata viscera (Palmer & Burgess)
Communion motet: O sacrum convivium (Victoria)
Marian antiphon: Salve Regina (Victoria 8vv.)

Mass of the day (St. Helen's, Burnaby)
Entrance: Signum magnum (GR1974)
Kyrie and Gloria: from Mass IX "Cum iubilo"
Responsorial psalm: St. Meinrad tone, mode VI
Gospel acclamation: triple Alleluia "Iubilate Deo" (GS1975)
Profession of Faith: Credo I, adapt. ICEL
Offertory: Assumpta est Maria (SEP)
Sanctus and Agnus Dei: from Mass IX "Cum iubilo"
Communion: Beatam me dicent (GR1974)
Marian antiphon: Salve Regina (simple tone)

Mass of the day (MR1962) (Our Lady of the Rosary, Vancouver)
Entrance: Signum magnum (GR1961)
Kyrie and Gloria: from Missa "Gaudeamus" (Victoria)
Gradual: Audi filia (GR1961)
Alleluia: Assumpta est Maria (GR1961)
Credo: from Missa "Gaudeamus" (Victoria)
Offertory: Inimicitias (GR1961)
Sanctus and Agnus Dei: from Missa "Gaudeamus" (Victoria)
Communion: Beatam me dicent (GR1961)
Communion motet: O sacrum convivium (Victoria)
Marian antiphon: Salve Regina (Victoria 8vv.)

Mass IX
Weber/Rice/MRT propers

Processional: O Sanctissima
Offertory: Salve Regina (Soriano)
Communion: Of one that is so fair and bright (Taylor)
Recessional: Simple tone Salve Regina

I’d like do do the Gaudeamus Mass but given my mixed feelings about today’s liturgy, I can’t do it today.

I forgot to note that we went with the Healey Willan harmonization for SALVE REGINA CAELITUM, which was nice. Different, but nice.

I asked the organist, who hasn’t played in months for us (since January!), to do a prelude and postlude if possible.

So we got the Prelude on “Immaculate Mary” (from Morningstar’s collection of Marian pieces); after Mass, she played Toccata in F major, BuxWV 157, which was fun. But I didn’t catch the modern pieces at communion.

Sts. Cyril and Methodius Church, Bridgeport, Connecticut (ICKSP)
Mass
hymn: Who is She That Ascends So High (ASSUMPTA EST)
Proper chants of the Feast: Signum magnum
Palestrina - Missa assumpta est Maria; Credo III
offertory motet: Palestrina: Surge, propera amica mea
communion motet: Byrd - Optimama partem (communion verse before 1951)
Procession
hymns: Immaculate Mary; Daily, Daily Sing to Mary; O Sanctissima; Hail, Holy Queen
recessional: Salve regina - chant, simple tone

We had two days of Assumption at St. Mary's Norwalk because we celebrate the external solemnity on Sunday as our titular feast.

In our principal Mass today, we had:

Chant propers
Mass ordinary: Rovetta, Messa a cappella (4 voices)
Offertory motet: Palestrina, Surge propera (the four-voice one)
Communion music:
Anerio, Vidi speciosam
Monteverdi, Nigra sum
Monteverdi, Pulchra es
Dupré, Nigra sum
Solemn Salve (after Mass)

We had another forum contributor singing with us as a guest!

Addendum: I wasn’t responsible for Mass but because of our situation, we have choral Vespers, so office of St Joachim, with the (attributed) Victoria Domine ad adjuvandum (coming full circle: my first choral TLM Vespers back in 2014 featured this, at the Colloquium), Asola Iste confessor, and Lassus’ Magnificat octavi toni, with the simple Salve and Faith of Our Fathers after.