He is risen indeed! Alleluya!

At Walsingham was heard
Processional - 'Easter Hymn'
Introit & other propers - AU Gradual (with plainchant sequence done in the right place)
Psalm - in directum to Anglican chant
Vidi aqaum after renewal of vows - Anglican chant
Offertory anthem - Surgens Jesus - Peter Philips
Communion anthem - Haec dies - William Byrd
Communion hymn - Thou art the way, to thee alone - 'St. James'
Hymn at the Dismissal - The day of resurrection - 'Ellacombe' (not my favourite! 'St Albinus' IS!)
Organ voluntary - Bach Prelude and Fugue in G-Major

(Also - we inaugurated a beautiful new solemn set of white vestments)

Addendum - for any interested parties in the Houston area -
I will be playing an Eastertide organ recital at Walsingham on the 15th at 4.00
The program is Buxtehude's f#-minor praeludium, a Byrd Fantasia (A Voluntarie), Titelouze 'ad coenam' with chant, Walther concerto in b-minor
(Interval)
Frescobaldi Toccata Quinta (Secondo LIbro), Dandrieu variations on O filii et filiae, Boyce voluntary in D, Bach Pre and Fug in b-minor

Jerónimos, Lisbon, Portugal

Vigil:

V./ Lumen Christi R./ Deo gratias + Exsultet in Portuguese
Six psalms in Portuguese + Sicut cervus (Graduale Romanum)
Gloria: VIII de Angelis
Alleluia: Confitemini (Graduale Romanum)
Litaniae Sanctorum (Graduale Romanum)
Aspersion: Vós que fostes batizados, F. dos Santos (= Omnes qui in Christo, in Portuguese, for 4 voices; I hope next year we will be able to sing Vidi acquam!)
Sanctus + Agnus: VIII de Angelis
Communion: triple Alleluia + psalm 33
Post-communion: Regina Caeli, Karl Kempter

Day:

Ordinary: Mass VIII de Angelis + Credo III (I hope next year we will be able to sing Lux et Origo!)
Introit: O Senhor ressuscitou verdadeiramente, Cartageno (= Surrexit Dominus vere, in Portuguese, for 4 voices)
Aspersion: Vós que fostes batizados, F. dos Santos (= Omnes qui in Christo, in Portuguese, for 4 voices; I hope next year we will be able to sing Vidi acquam!)
Psalm: Este é o dia, F. dos Santos (= Haec dies, in Portuguese; I hope next year we can sing some polyphonic version thereof!)
Alleluia: Pascha nostrum, Graduale Romanum
Sequence: Victimae Paschali laudes, Graduale Romanum
Communion: triple Alleluia from Easter Vigil's communion + psalm 33 (no time to rehearse another communion; I hope next year we can sing Pascha nostrum!)
Post-communion: Regina Caeli, Karl Kempter

Offertory + Recessional in both Masses: some beautiful Bach pieces for organ (I don't remember which ones, sorry)

Introit: Kelly
Ordinary Lux et Origo. Meinrad
Psalm : Rice
Alleluia with Jefff Ostrowski's Mora Lapis
Sequence : English
Singers Sing
JCRT
Post; Regina Coeli Lotti

St Luke's Lutheran Church, New York City

Concerto for Organ in G Minor, Op. 4, No. 1 - George Frideric Handel
Toccata "Athalanta" for Brass and Organ - Aurelio Bonelli
Cantata "Christ lag in Todesbanden" (BWV 4) - Johann Sebastian Bach
Rigaudon from "Idomenée" - André Campra

Mass setting:
Festival Setting of Holy Communion: Setting One
by Robert Buckley Farlee, Mark Mummert, and Thomas Pavlechko

Hymns (from Evangelical Lutheran Worship):
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today (Easter Hymn)
Christ Jesus Lay in Death's Strong Bands (Christ lag in Todesbanden)
Christ Is Arisen (Christ ist erstanden)
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today (Llanfair)
At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing (Sonne der Gerechtigkeit)
Surrexit Christus (Taizé)
Christ the Lord Is Risen Again (Orientis partibus)

Vigil (with soloists and string orchestra from Eastman School of Music):

Vigil psalms - Sayles/Gertkin, adapt. Living Liturgy Missalet, Liturgical Press
Gloria - Missa Brevis in G, KV 49, W.A. Mozart (he was 12 when he wrote it!)
3-fold Gregorian Alleluia - with verse from Gregorian Missal
Litany - in Latin from Gregorian Missal
Sprinkling - Vidi aquam (Gregorian)
Offertory - Offertory Chant (Simple English Propers)
Laudate Dominum - W.A. Mozart (performed as solo w/o choir)
Sanctus - Missa Brevis in G, KV 49, Mozart
Benedictus - Missa Brevis in G, KV 49, Mozart
Mem. Accl/Amen - Danish Amen
Agnus Dei - Missa Brevis in G, KV 49, Mozart
Communion - Panis Angelicus (solo tenor + plus echo by second solo tenor)
Ave verum corpus - W. A. Mozart
Communion chant - 2nd option (Alleluias) from Gregorian Missal, alternated with Latin psalm verses
Recessional - Jesus Christ is Risen Today (with trumpet)
Postludes - Telemann trumpet pieces

Easter Morning:

Prelude - Telemann trumpet stuff
Processional - W 442 “Jesus Christ Is Risen Today”
Introit (Simple English Propers)
Kyrie - Missa VIII
Gloria - Missa VIII
Alleluia - Gregorian (from Gregorian Missal)
Sequence - Victimae paschali laudes
Sprinkling rite - Vidi aquam (Gregorian)
Offertory - Offertory Chant (Simple English Propers)
W 463 Christ the Lord is Risen Today
Sanctus - Missa VIII
Agnus Dei - Missa VIII
Communion - “I know that My Redeemer liveth” - Handel (soprano solo)
Communion Chant (Simple English Propers)
Hymn - “Regina caeli, jubila” - 4 part a capella
Recessional - W 459 “At the Lamb’s High Feast We Sing”
Postlude - Telemann trumpet stuff

Latin Mass Community (in afternoon):
Pre-mass hymn - The Strife is O'er
full Gregorian propers from Liber Usualis
Ordinary - Missa I
Credo IV
Recessional - Jesus Christ is Risen Today

St David of Wales, Richmond, California April 24 2011

Easter Sunday 8:30 AM

Prelude: Gewünschtes Fest (concluding aria of Telemann's solo cantata)
Introit & Gloria Patri to tone vii
Schubert Deutsche Messe
Grad. Ps (Guil)
Victimae (intoned by org. playing Hans Buchner's 15c verse)
Vidi aquam (English from Palmer's Sarum Introits- Paul Ford, will this be in the final Am. Grad?)
off: Weg mit Sodoms gift'gen Früchten -Telemann (Cantata for Easter Day (Harm. GoDi I) for solo [medium] voice. At that hour I was able to comfortably sing it lowered by a third with obligato on voice flute, a treble recorder in D)
Comm: Pascha nostrum (American Gradual)
comm. hymns: That Easter Day PUER NOBIS & Regina coeli
Closing: J.C. is Ris'n LYRA DAVIDICA
postlude: Th. Dubois

at 11:00:

Procc: At the Lamb's high feast SALZBURG
Deutsche Messe (Schubert/Proulx; cant see how middle verse can be adapted to new texts!)
Ps., seq. as above, Gospel Verse chanted to tone i faburden attr. Lassus
Vidi aquam (as above, Cardoso a 4 seems just beyond grasp this year)
Off: Christ rising again/ Christ is risen a 6 W. Byrd (with mixed consort of 3 gambas & 2 vlni)
Comm: Pascha nostr. (American Gradual)
comm. hymns: That Easter Day PUER NOBIS & Regina coeli
Closing: J.C. is Ris'n LYRA DAVIDICA
postlude: Th. Dubois

8:30 a.m. Mass in Camden, SC

Entrance Hymn: Jesus Christ is Risen Today (with words restored to original)
Kyrie: Mass I
Gloria: John Lee (from the old Worship III)
Responsorial Psalm: Ostrowski in honor of Mother Cabrini
Sequence: Solo cantor (Latin)
Alleluia: Arr. of O Filii for refrain; verse mode III sung by men.
During preparation of the Gifts: Choral motet, "Christ is Risen, Christ is Living" (Austin C. Lovelace); adult choir
Sanctus, Mysterium Fidei (B): My own unison setting
Amen: Recto tono
Agnus Dei: Mass I (our first year with this - frankly it's a lot easier than the Kyrie)
Communion: Pascha Nostrum sung first in Latin, then in English from Palmer-Burgess Gradual; Solo cantor
Choral motet, "Early Easter Morning" (2-part) from G.I.A.; adult choir
Dismissal: Ite missa est from Mass I; pastor accidentally wound up in D major both Saturday and Sunday
Recessional: At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing (in D, as it happens)

Easter Day
Procession and Solemn High Mass
Mount Calvary Church
Baltimore, Maryland

Organ: Tocatta in F (JS Bach)
Vidi aquam
Propers: Gregorian (Palmer/Burgess) except:
Gradual: Haec dies (Viadana)
Sequence: Dic nobis Maria (Lopez Capillas)
Ordinary: Mass for Four Voices (Tallis)
Kyrie Deus Creator Omnium (Sarum troped chant)
Motet: Rise up, my love (Willan)
Carol: This joyful Eastertide (arr. Wood)
Organ: Christ est erstanden (Bach)

Hymns: "Hail thee, festival day" (RVW: Salve festa dies) "Light's glittering morn" (Vigiles et sancti) "Jesus Christ is risen today" (Easter Hymn)

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Vigil:

Resp. 1: You are my inheritance (Ostrowski), w/ organum by schola
Resp. 2: Let Us Sing to the Lord (Ostrowski), w/ organum
Resp. 3: Like a Deer (Ostrowski), sin organum.
Gloria: Mass of Paul VI
Alleluia: The Strife is O'er (I had prepared the choir to sing the mode VIII one from the graduale, but it was suggested that I do something the congregation knows better).
Litany: Chanted
Baptisms: Come unto him and receive his light (Proulx?)
Sprinkling Rite: Vidi Aquam sung by schola
Offertory Motet: O Sacrum Convivium (Remondi) (I know, more Eucharistic, but I mismanaged some time. Hey, it's Novus Ordo, anything goes!)
Offertory Hymn: Alleluia, the strife is O'er!
Sanctus: People's Mass
Memorial Acclamation: Danish "Dying You Destroyed"
Amen: chanted
Pater Noster: Recited
Agnus Dei: Missa Jubilate Deo
Communion Organ: improv based on pascha nostrum
Communion Motet: Ave Verum Corpus, Edward Elgar
Communion Organ: Alexandre Guilmant, Priere
Recessional Hymn: Jesus Christ is Risen Today (Easter Hymn)

I'm slowly introducing Gregorian chant. I am learning patience. My goal is that we'll sing at least one proper of the Mass every Sunday by advent.

Cathedral of St. Helena, (MT)
Organ Preldue: Choral in A Minor - Cesar Franck
Introit - gregorian
Processional - Jesus Christ Is Risen Today
Psalm - Dale Fleck
Sequence - victiame Paschali - gregorian
Vidi Aquam - gregorian
Offertory - Dixit dominus - w. A. Mozart
Communio - gregorian
during communion - laudate Dominum - W .A. Mozart
Prelude In G Major - J.s. Bach
Organ postlude - improvisation - Victiame Paschali