• Richard MixRichard Mix
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    A bit late to share ideas for this year, but:

    St David of Wales, Richmond Calif.

    Holy Thursday 7:00 Multilingual Mass
    At that first Eucharist UNDE ET MEMORES
    Kyrie XI, Gloria VIII, after which no organ
    Responsorial Psalm "Calicem salutaris" (verses alternating en es)
    (Epistle read in Kmu)
    Praise & honor (orbis factor)
    El Señor se levante de la mesa/when he had supped
    Lord, do you wash me feet/Señor, me pretendes lavarle
    Si yo, que soy el maestro/If I, your Lord and Master
    Ubi Caritas (verses en, es)
    Sanctus, Agnus XI
    Hoc corpus (American Gradual)
    Weave a song/Canta lengua PANGE LINGUA
    Tantum ergo/Genitori

    Good Friday 1:00 in English
    Father, into you hands (Parish book of Psalms)
    Christ for our sake became obedient (American Gradual)
    Passion According to St John (Victoria, in Bud Clark's edition)
    O Sacred Head (JSB)
    (a tiny bit of Crucem tuam getting into position)
    Victoria Reproaches, in English
    Salvator mundi, Ps. xxii for distribution (I always start to panic when the GR just says "an apt song for Communion". The Plainsong Gradual specifies Adoremus te, Per lignum & Salvator for the Procession of the Holy Sacrament and the Psalm for distribution. Is this widely practiced?)


    Easter Vigil 8:00 Multilingual Mass (4 singers & organ only)
    Exultet
    Lesson 1 (Gen.1 short form, in Spanish)
    Jubilate Deo Josquin
    Lesson 2 (Genesis 22 in English)
    Salmo XV/16 Protege me Dios mio (mode vi)
    Lesson 3 (Ex. 14 in Spanish)
    Miriam’s Canticle (yours truly)
    Lesson 4 (Isa. 54 in English)
    Salmo XXIX/30 Te ensalzare (JESUS MEINE ZUVERSICHT w/ California mission tone)
    Lesson 5 (Isa. 55 in Spanish)
    Ecce Deus adjuvat me Isaac
    Lesson 6 (Bar. 3 in English)
    Justitiae Dom. A. Scarlatti
    Lesson 7 (Ez 36 in Spanish)
    Sicut cervus Palestrina
    Gloria VIII De angelis (Hymnal 161)
    Epistle (Rom. 6 in Kmu)
    3-fold Alleluia by Fr. Chris
    Vidi aquam Morales
    Off. Dextera Domini Lassus
    Sanctus, Agnus VIII
    Comm. Pascha nostrum (Isaac, if quartet hasn't gone to bed yet, otherwise American Gradual)
    Regina Caeli (la, en)
    Jesus Christ is risen today LYRA DAVIDICA






  • trentonjconn
    Posts: 801
    St. Aelred Catholic Church
    Madison, Georgia
    The Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter

    Maundy Thursday, 6:00pm
    Ordinary: Merbecke w/ Scottish Chant Gloria
    Prelude: "Adoro Te Devote" Richard J. Clark
    Introit: Palmer and Burgess Plainchant Gradual
    Gradual: St. Peter Gradual
    Tract: St. Peter Gradual
    Mandatum: All of the appropriate antiphons, Palmer and Burgess
    Offertory: Palmer and Burgess Plainchant Gradual
    Offertory Hymn: O God Unseen Yet Ever Near
    Communion: Palmer and Burgess Plainchant Gradual
    Communion Other: Panis Angelicus, Casciolini, Adoro Te, chant
    Procession to Altar of Repose: Pange Lingua, mode III
    Stripping of Altar: Psalm 22, chanted

    Good Friday, 12:00 Noon
    Respond: St. Peter Gradual
    Gradual: St. Peter Gradual
    Sung Passion (chant, no polyphonic turba)
    Hymn after Sermon:O Sacred Head, Hymnal 1940
    Sung Solemn Intercessions
    Veneration of the Cross:
    - Crucem Tuam, Palmer and Burgess Plainchant Gradual
    - The Reproaches, Palmer and Burgess Plainchant Gradual
    Communion: Psalm 22, chanted

    Seven last words at 3pm, each "word" followed by a verse from "Jesus, in Thy Dying Woe"

    Holy Saturday Morning Liturgy, 10:00am (this is an Ordinariate thing)
    -All as found in the Anglican Use Gradual

    Easter Vigil, 9:00pm
    Ordinary: Missa Maria Magdalena, Willan (Gloria preceded by a nice plein jeu)
    Sung lections
    Chants after the readings all psalm-toned (one day we'll learn the full ones)
    Solemn threefold Alleluia with psalm-toned psalm 118
    Litany of Saints, English
    Vidi Aquam, Anglican Use Gradual
    Offertory: Palmer and Burgess Plainchant Gradual
    Offertory Hymn: The Strife Is O'er, Hymnal 1940 (trumpet on alternate vs, descant on final)
    Communion: Palmer and Burgess Plainchant Gradual
    Communion Motet: "Alleluia", Boyce
    Recessional: Jesus Christ is Ris'n Today, Hymnal 1940
    Postlude: Aleluja, Radujme Sa (trumpet and organ) Andrej Harinek

    Easter Sunday, 10:00am
    Ordinary: Missa Maria Magdalena, Willan
    Prelude: Jesus Christ is Ris'n Today, Willan
    Processional: Jesus Christ is Ris'n Today, Hymnal 1940
    Vidi Aquam, Anglican Use Gradual
    Introit: Graduale Romanum
    Gradual: Graduale Romanum
    Alleluia: Graduale Romanum
    Sequence: Graduale Romanum
    Credo: Credo I a la Hymnal 1940
    Offertory: Graduale Romanum
    Offertory Hymn: At the Lamb's High Feast, Hymnal 1940
    Communion: Graduale Romanum
    Communion Motet: "Alleluia", Boyce
    Recessional: The Strife Is O'er, Hymnal 1940
    Postlude: Heut' Triumphieret Gottes Sohn BWV 630
  • Holy Cross Parish: St. Mary Church
    Roman Catholic Diocese of Madison, Wisc.

    Holy Thursday (MR1962)
    • Ordinary: Mass IV
    • Proper: Gregorian
      • no mandatum
      • Psalms 22(23) and 71(72) between repetitions of CO. Dominus Iesus
    • Motets:
      • at Offertory: Dextera Domini a 3 (Concina)
      • at Communion: Ave verum corpus a 3 (Josquin) (complete setting)

    Good Friday (MR1962)
    • Proper: Gregorian, incl. Improperia, Crucem tuam (w/verse), and Crux fidelis (all verses)
    • Communion:
      • Tenebrae responsory Tenebrae factae sunt
      • Ps 21(22) in directum
      • Deduc me Domine a 3 (attr. Courtois, Morales)

    Easter Vigil (MR1962)
    • Ordinary: Mass I
    • Proper: Gregorian
    • Seasonal Marian Antiphon: Regina caeli, simple tone

    Easter Sunday (MR1962)
    • Ordinary: Mass I, Credo III
    • Sprinkling Rite: Vidi aquam a 3 (Esguerra)
    • Proper: Gregorian
    • Motets:
      • at Offertory: Laudate Dominum a 3 (Reiner)
      • at Communion: Deus canticum novum a 3 (Asola)
    • Seasonal Marian Antiphon: Regina caeli, simple tone

    Easter Sunday (MR1970) [see virtual worship aid]
    • Prelude Hymn: "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" (EASTER HYMN)
    • Ordinary:
      • Kyrie XII
      • RM3 Gloria (after Gloria XV)
      • RM3 I Saw Water Flowing
      • Sanctus XVIII
      • Mortem tuam
      • Agnus ad lib. II
    • Proper: Source & Summit Missal (Option I Entrance)
    • Hymn of Praise: "That Easter Day with Joy Was Bright" (PUER NOBIS)
    • Seasonal Marian Antiphon: Regina caeli, simple tone
  • liampmcdonough
    Posts: 333
    Presentation of the Lord Catholic Church
    Montgomery, Texas
    The Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter

    Holy Week

    Palm Sunday
    Prelude - Hosanna Filio David - Choral fugue, Jeanne Demessieux
    Hosanna Filio David, GR
    PSALM 118 Confitémini Dómino
    All Glory, Laud, and Honor, ST THEODULPH
    Lift Up Your Heads, Dalitz, with PSALM 24 Dómini est terra
    "Ingrediente" from Palm Sunday Procession, HB Collins
    Domine, ne longe, GR
    Deus, Deus Meus GR
    Christus Factus Est GR
    Sung Passion
    Improperium - GR
    Offertory Motet - Christus Factus Est, Anerio
    Sancus/Benedictus - Missa Brevis
    Agnus Dei - Agnus Dei after Allegri, Ostrowski, with Agnus Dei XI
    Pater Si Non Potest, GR
    Communion Hymn - Ah, Holy Jesus! HERSZLIEBSTER JESU
    Communion Anthem - children's choir Crux Fidelis, Bartolucci
    Adults - God So Loved the World, Stainer
    Closing Hymn - Glory Be to Jesus, WEM IN LEIDENSTAGEN
    Postlude - Herzlich thut mich verlangen, TWV 31:21 (Telemann, Georg Philipp)

    Maundy Thursday

    Propers and Maundy antiphons - GR
    Ordinary - Messa del primo tuono, Lotti; Missa XI; Agnus Dei after Allegri, Ostrowski, with Agnus Dei XI

    Prelude - O Mensch, bewein dein Sünde groß, BWV 622 (Bach, Johann Sebastian)
    Processional - The Word at God's Right Hand Came Forth, QUI HOMO (McDonough
    Offertory Motet - O Jesu Christe, De Mantua
    Communion Hymn - Ave Verum Corpus, trad.
    Communion Anthem - Ave Verum Corpus, Byrd; Receive Me Today, Karam
    Pange Lingua, trad
    Tantum Ergo, Corsican chant, Arr. McDonough

    Tenebrae
    in english, Pre-1955 style
    They Part My Garments, McDonough
    Victoria Responsories
    Allegri Miserere

    Good Friday

    Tracts and antiphons - GR
    Christus Factus Est, Anerio
    Sung Passion
    Adoration of the Cross:
    Crucem Tuam Adoramus, trad.; Reproaches, Victoria, Palmer Burgess chant interpolations; Crux Fidelis, Bartolucci; Adoramus Te Christe, Dubois
    Communion: Caligaverunt, Victoria; Is It Nothing to You? Ouseley
    Hymn: O Sacred Head PASSION CHORALE

    EASTER VIGIL
    Tracts- Exodus 15 and Sicut Cervus - GR; Others to Tone 2, 8, and McDonough Chant "1"
    Remaining propers - GR
    Ordinary - Communion Service (in G, C, and F), Stanford; "Gloria," from Mass for Our Lady of Walsingham, McDonough
    Offertory Anthem - Come Ye Faithful, Everett Titcomb
    Communion Hymn: The Strife is O'er, VICTORY
    Communion Motet: Dum Transisset Sabbatum, Taverner
    Recessional: Jesus Christ is Risen Today, EASTER HYMN
    Postlude - Improvisation on the Great Alleluia

    EASTER SUNDAY
    Prelude: Partita on ALLE MENSCHEN, Pachelbel
    Propers - GR
    Ordinary - Communion Service (in G, C, and F), Stanford; "Gloria," from Mass for Our Lady of Walsingham, McDonough
    Offertory Anthem - Children: O Filii O Filiae, Arr Walford Davies; Adults: Come Ye Faithful, Everett Titcomb
    Communion Hymn: At the Lamb's High Feast, ALLE MENSCHEN MÜSSEN STERBEN
    Communion Motet: Children: Now the Green Blade Rises, Arr. Bullard; Adults: Dum Transisset Sabbatum, Taverner
    Recessional: Thine Be the Glory, JUDAS MACCABEUS
    Postlude: Improvisation on Victimae Paschalis

  • NihilNominisNihilNominis
    Posts: 1,087
    Old Saint Mary | The Cincinnati Oratory

    Holy Thursday

    Lift High the Cross
    Full Proper
    Kyrie: Kodály, Missa brevis
    Gloria: Bartolucci, Missa de angelis
    Mass II (S,A)
    Duruflé, Ubi caritas
    Lassus, Tristis est anima mea
    Byrd, Ave verum
    Preece, Tantum ergo

    Good Friday

    Plainchant, except:
    Tracts, Viadana
    Victoria, St John Passion
    Victoria, Improperis
    Bruckner, Vexilla regis

    Tenebrae

    Responsories of Viadana, Victoria, and Handl
    Miserere, Allegri (top C)

    Holy Saturday

    Plainchant tracts except Palestrina Sicut cervus
    Palestrina, Missa Papae Marcelli
    Biber, Resurrection Sonata (Surrexit portion)
    Schmelzer, Ciaconna in A
    Mozart, Laudate Dominum
    Salve festa dies, plainsong
    Regina caeli
    Jesus Christ is Risen Today
    Vierne, Final from 1st Symphony (or what was left of it / me)
  • MatthewRoth
    Posts: 3,478
    No lie, I swear our model is the Oratory/OSM. My pastor really wants the Bartolucci! But it’s going to be delayed.

    But I might be able to get an edition of the Isaac Missa Paschalis Kyrie done. We will likely use that for Sundays with Lux et Origo since DB didn’t write that setting and I want authentic rep too, even if we are who we are and use the familiar Solesmes edition for chant.

    I want to do Victoria next year on Friday…

    @NihilNominis, I’m curious about the tracts. Is it all falsobordone and you sing it straight through without any alternation? I’d like to add more chant verses but maybe up the game with the psalm verses.
    Thanked by 1NihilNominis
  • MatthewRoth
    Posts: 3,478
    Tenebrae was all plainchant

    Thursday: Mass IV, Credo I, communion chant with a psalm verse (146), the « Anerio » Christus factus and Morales Vigilate (a magnificent piece). Chant Pange lingua. Vespers and stripping of the altars, recto tono.

    Friday: chant. We did the first tract and then did the second with the first and last two verses in full, the rest psalm toned.

    Saturday: chant, Mass I, Benedictus of Clemens non Papa for the offertory, a reduced Sicut cervus (this was uncanny valley: if I had known, I’d have coughed up for a soprano).
  • rich_enough
    Posts: 1,091
    Sts. Cyril and Methodius Oratory, Bridgeport, Connecticut (ICKSP)
    Holy Thursday
    Mass
    Byrd - Mass for Five Voices; Credo III
    Monteverdi - Adoramus te Christe a6
    Tallis - O sacrum convivium
    Asola – Christus factus est a4
    Palestrina (attr.) - Pange Lingua

    Vespers (sung recto tono) followed by Stripping of the Altar

    Tenebrae
    Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings - complete responsories of Victoria; George Malcolm - Miserere on Wednesday and Friday evenings

    Good Friday
    Popule meus - chant
    Brumel - Vexilla regis
    Bianciardi - Crux fidelis

    Easter Vigil
    Tract (after 10th Prophecy): Palestrina - Sicut cervus (pt 1 only) - rest in chant
    Sheppard - Paschal Kyrie
    Lassus - Missa Amor ecco colei a6
    Tract: Pitoni - Laudate Dominum omnes gentes
    Lassus - Regina caeli a6
    Guererro – Maria Magdalene a6
    hymn: The Strife is O'er (VICTORY)
    Compline of Holy Saturday

    Easter Sunday
    Mass
    Palestrina - Missa Brevis; Credo III
    Soriano - Regina caeli
    A Gabrieli - Maria Magdalene
    Lassus - Regina caeli a4
    Asola - Surrexit pastor bonus
    hymn: Jesus Christ is Ris'n Today (EASTER HYMN)

    Solemn (7-cope) Vespers and Benediction
    first antiphon: F. Anerio - Angelus autem Domini
    fauxbourdon by Tallis and VIctoria
    Salve festa dies - chant
    Sorioano - Regina caeli
    Tantum ergo (GRAFTON)
    Alleluia, Lapis revolutus est - chant
  • At St. Ann's in Hamilton the TLM choir was responsible for Holy Saturday Tenebrae (1962) and ofc our Sunday mass.

    Tenebrae
    Sicut Ovis - Viadana
    Jerusalem Surge
    Plange
    Recessit
    O Vos Omnes II - Victoria
    Ecce
    Asiterunt Reges - Victoria
    Aestimatus Sum
    Sepulto Domino - Victoria
    Christus Factus Est a 3 - Asola
    Miserere Mei - Franco

    It went very well this year, almost perfectly. I would share the livestream, but unfortunately there were audio issues. For the Benedictus (Mulieres) verses we used a fauxbourdon I composed. Every chant response was done with organum as is our wont here.

    For choirs that are not quite up to Allegri's Miserere I can recommend Franco's setting. Every polyphonic verse is through-composed, but it was very manageable in the end. I plan to do it again next year, as we also add the Viadana Plange response, and perhaps in 2028 if all continues apace, the Allegri.

    Easter Sunday
    Procession: At the Lamb's High Feast (with trumpet)
    Introit: GR
    Mass 1
    Credo 3
    Offertory: GR
    Offertory hymn: Haec Dies - Ravanello (also recommend, lovely and triumphal and simple enough to work up in a single practice)
    Communion: GR with verses
    Communion motet: Sicut Cervus prima pars - Palestrina
    Recessional: Jesus Christ is Risen Today (with trumpet)
    Thanked by 1CHGiffen
  • Maundy Thursday
    Chants from the Liber Usualis
    Missa Pange Lingua - Josquin (K)
    Missa The Mean - Taverner (G, C with chant to supply missing words, S/B, A1, A2, A3)
    O Sacrum Convivium - Tallis
    Salvator Mundi II - Tallis
    Ave Verum - Byrd
    Tantum Ergo a5 - Victoria (from the Maundy Thursday office)

    Good Friday
    Passion according to St John - Victoria
    Improperia - Victoria
    O Vos Omnes - Casals
    Vexilla Regis - Victoria
    Miserere - Allegri

    Holy Saturday
    Kyrie (from Kyrie and Haec Dies) - Sheppard
    Missa Cantate - Sheppard (G, S/B)
    Dum Transisset II - Sheppard
    Dum Transisset I - Taverner
    At Vespers:
    Laudate Dominum - Tallis
    Magnificat Regale ex progenie - Robert Fayrfax
    Regina Coeli a8 - Victoria

    Easter Sunday
    With volunteer choir, and played on what might just be the heaviest mechanical action in the world...
    Symphonie X "Romane", I. II. - C. M. Widor
    Improvised processional
    Vidi Aquam
    Missa Aeterna Christi Munera - Palestrina (K, G, S/B, A)
    Credo III
    Sicut Cervus - Palestrina
    Ave Verum - Byrd
    Ubi Caritas - Duruflé
    That Eastertide with Joy was Bright (Lasst uns erfreuen)
    Symphonie I, VI. Final - Vierne
  • DL
    Posts: 90
    Our best year so far, for music and attendance.
    Thursday included Duruflé, Ubi caritas, Palestrina Papae Marcelli SBA, and Byrd Ne irascaris/Civitas; Friday was all Victoria: passion, Improperia, O vos omnes; Saturday Palestrina Sicut cervus, Bairstow Let all mortal flesh at the offertory, Schubert in G GSBA, Taverner Dum transisset , Aichinger Regina caeli. Sunday Darke in F (with the newer English words), Revert sequence, and the Aichinger again because the children like it. The organist’s desire to play the Widor toccata was acquiesed to. Evening old rite mass, all chant, ditto vespers; Monday Mass all chant.
  • CGM
    Posts: 798
    Spy Wednesday, evening:
    Tenebrae of Holy Thursday
    choral repertory:
    Invitatory: Psalm 95, Mueller [SATBB]
    Hymn: O Sacred Head Surrounded, in four Bach harmonizations [SATB]
    Lamentation I: Mozarabic chant with drones in English, men
    Responsory: In Monte Oliveti, Giacobetti [SATTB]
    Lamentation II: Gregorian plainsong in English, women
    Responsory: Tristis est anima, Giacobetti [SATTB]
    Lamentation III: Mozarabic chant with drones in English, men
    Responsory: Ecce vidimus, Giacobetti [SATTB]

    Holy Thursday Mass, evening
    Introit Antiphon: Nos autem, Mueller [SATB]
    Kyrie: Missa Jubilate Deo
    Gloria: Missa de Angelis
    [no organ from this point]
    Responsorial Psalm & Gospel Acclamation: Weber [Pew Missal]
    At the feet-washing: This is my commandment, Routley [SATB]
    Offertory Motet: Ubi caritas, Duruflé/Baker [SATB]
    Sanctus: Missa Jubilate Deo
    Agnus Dei: Missa Jubilate Deo
    Communion antiphon: Hoc corpus, Weber [English chant]
    Communion anthem: Coenantibus illis, Palestrina [SATTB]
    Communion hymn: Lord, Who At Thy First Eucharist
    Hymn during the procession: Pange lingua

    Good Friday Passion & Veneration Liturgy, afternoon
    [no organ]
    Responsorial Psalm & Gospel Acclamation: Weber [Pew Missal]
    Passion sung in English to Dominican tone (priests singing Narrator, Christus, Speaker; choir singing 3-vc. Turba responses)
    Solemn Intercessions (intoned by two priests)
    Veneration of the Cross:
    1. We adore your Cross, Weber [English chant]
    2. The Reproaches, Mueller [SATB]
    3. Stabat Mater [in English], Mueller [SATBdiv.]
    4. Crux fidelis/Ecce lignum, Gregorian plainsong [in English]
    5. O come and mourn with me awhile, Dykes [SATB]
    Post-Veneration, at the collection:
    Adoramus te Christe, Dubois (ed. Mueller) [SATB]
    At Communion:
    1. O Domine Jesu Christe II, Guerrero [SATB]
    2. Man of sorrows, wrapped in grief, R.R. Terry [SATB]

    Easter Vigil Mass, evening
    Exsultet (sung by a priest)
    Easter Vigil Responsories to follow the seven Old Testament readings: Mueller [SATB]
    [triumphant return of the organ]
    Gloria: Missa de Angelis
    Gospel Acclamation: triple Alleluia with verses transcribed from a Vatican liturgy [SATBB]
    Following the congregation’s Renewal of Baptismal Promises, the sprinkling:
    Vidi aquam, Victoria [SATB]
    Offertory motet: Dum transisset III, Tye [SATBarB]
    Sanctus: Missa de Angelis
    Agnus Dei: Missa de Angelis
    Communion antiphon: Pascha nostrum, Weber [English chant]
    Communion motet: Christus resurgens ex mortuis, J. de Monte [SATTB]
    Communion hymn: At the Lamb’s High Feast We Sing
    Closing Hymn: The Strife is O’er (with Mueller descant for final verse/refrain)

    Easter Sunday, morning Masses
    Entrance hymn: Jesus Christ is Ris’n Today (with Buxton descant for final verse)
    Kyrie: Missa de Angelis
    Gloria: Missa de Angelis
    Responsorial Psalm: Weber [Pew Missal]
    Sequence: Victimæ paschali laudes, Latin chant (men/women in alternatim)
    Gospel Acclamation: Weber [Pew Missal]
    At the sprinkling: Vidi aquam, Victoria [SATB]
    the rest same as Easter Vigil:
    Offertory motet: Dum transisset III, Tye [SATBarB]
    Sanctus: Missa de Angelis
    Agnus Dei: Missa de Angelis
    Communion antiphon: Pascha nostrum, Weber [English chant]
    Communion motet: Christus resurgens ex mortuis, J. de Monte [SATTB]
    Communion hymn: At the Lamb’s High Feast We Sing
    Closing Hymn: The Strife is O’er (with Mueller descant for final verse/refrain)
    Thanked by 2Charles CHGiffen
  • NihilNominisNihilNominis
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    @MatthewRoth — they alternate with verses in simple psalmody, but I don’t see any reason other than time (We have exceptionally good attendance and the adoration of the cross simply takes an enormous amount of time), why you couldn’t use the full-tone chant verses in alternation.