prelude: little prelude and fugue in G att, bach probably kuhneau (yea, THAt one)
Open : Lift high the Cross
Gloria: Creation (sigh) but we did bells inside and out!
Responsorial Haas (sigh)
gospel accl and verse mine published by cantica nova (sorry couldnt help the self promo)
Washing of the feet
1. chant ubi caritas refrain latin, verses english (yea)
2. Gathered in the Love of Christ Haugan (based on canon in D) (sigh)
Offertory
Ave Verum Mozart (hea, its Mozart)
Communion
1. We have been told
2. Franck Panis Angelicus sung by my 10 year old boy soprano choir member (major yea)
Pange Lingua standared chant followed by traditional tantum ergo (will work on a renaissance setting for next year)

Michael
I LOVE that piece. Well done!

Prelude: String Quartet Op. 76, No. 3 Haydn
Introit God forbid that I should glory- H. Willan
Lift high the cross
Missa de Angelis Kyrie
Gloria Community Mass
Psalm Richard Rice
Acclmation Proulx
Song of the Lord's command Haas
Sung Intercessions
Ubi Caritas Hurd
Community Mass
Chant Agnus Dei
Communion Antiphon I will lift up the cup C. Thatcher WLP
Ave Verum Mozart
Hail Our Savior's Glorious Body
Stay Here and Keep Watch Taize

Programmed by a guest director at our parish tonight:

Prelude: Barber Adagio for Strings (organ)
Entrance: Lift high the cross
Presentation of the oils: Rite for receiving the holy oils (Schiavone)
Gloria: Gloria (Spanish setting by Salazar) - anyone familiar with this? Is it illicit?
Psalm: El Caliz que Bendecimos (Palazon)
Gospel acclamation: Respond & Acclaim

Washing of feet: Jesus took a towel & So you must do (Haugen) - This was done during breaks within the Gospel (lots of discussion about this at the house following mass this evening). Perceived as theater - and the congregation told not to stand during the Gospel.

Preparation of gifts: Ubi Caritas (Durufle)
Mass of Creation
Communion: Pan de Vida (Hurd) & The Supper of the Lord
Transfer of the Eucharist: Pange Lingua (only two verses in English) - then into Jesus Remember Me - then Tantum Ergo at the altar of repose (in Latin)

All propers in the Liber
antiphons 1 and 8 (Ubi caritas) during the washing of the feet
Ordinary- Victoria's Missa 'O quam gloriosum'

Loved singing the verse on the gradual, all propers were stunning and a joy to sing.
No major biffs by anyone, even me.

To keep it real a certain FSSP priest decided to sing a different dismissal- one we weren't prepared for. We just came back with the Lenten response. Next year!

Loved the gold vestments. Tons of incense winding with the chant.

I'm still pinching myself that I have this job.

Entrance: At That First Eucharist
Kyrie from Mass XVI
Organ Fanfares to the Gloria - my own composition
Gloria: Carrol Thomas Andrews (tower bells and altar bells rung the entire time)
Psalm: Our Blessing Cup by Haugen
Gospel: Lenten Acclamation by Proulx
Foot washing: The Servant Song, What Wondrous Love, and Let All Mortal Flesh
Offertory: Jesus Took the Cup arr. by Hopson
Sanctus, Mem. Acc., Amen: People's Mass
Communion: Eat This Bread - Berthier
Communion organ filler: Our Blessed Savior Seven Times Spoke by Pachelbel
Transfer of the Eucharist: Pange Lingua - 1 vs. Latin, 6 vs. in English

Serbian chant. :)

Entrance Hymn: At the Name of Jesus (sorry to say it's the modern one in "JourneySongs" with the neutered text)
Kyrie: Mass XVI
Gloria: Judy Hylton (again with the JourneySongs)
Responsorial Psalm: R&A with SATB on the refrains. Transposed up a major second because it's down in the blottosphere for the basses and altos.
Gospel Acclamation: Kraehenbuehl with mode VI verse, sung by treble voices. SATB on refrains a capella
Washing of Feet: "Love One Another" by Bobby Fisher (no, not the chess player). Father moves through this at record speed, so it had to be short.
Music during preparation of the gifts: "mandatum novum do vobis" by Taizé; two-part imitative on some refrains, plus cantor for verses.
Sanctus, Mysterium Fidei: my own miserable unison setting from 1995
Doxology and Amen: recto tono
Agnus Dei: Mass XVII in English
Communion: "Trilingual Ubi Caritas" by Cheryl Aranda. I massaged the piano part a good bit. I need to write some parts for the men's section for next year because the verses are kind of lame.
Transfer: Pange Lingua (mode III). The people sang a good bit, but mostly i heard the choir.

This is a collaboration with the pop ensemble because we believe in demonstrating unity for Holy Thursday and Confirmation especially. Next year (if there is a next year for me) there will be some different music, I hope.

One thing that is odd at our parish is that for the washing of the feet, parishioners are called forward to have their feet washed by other parishioners at 4 or 5 different stations around the church. After they have their feet washed, they may (or may not) stay and wash the next person's feet. This goes on for a good ten minutes. Although I think the idea behind it is admirable, I think the traditional ritual is a more complete symbol and does not unnecessarily prolong that portion of the liturgy. For this reason I chose not to do a second piece of music to serve as a "background." If this practice continues in the future, I might add the English version of Mandatum novum from BFW.

This is the one Mass that is attended by representatives of all of the different groups at the parish (to a greater or lesser extent): French / English, church / school, parish music program / guitar Mass. The church was pretty much filled, and people really sang on the Gloria, the Christ has died (from the Sacramentary), the Our Father (ed. Snow), and to some extent the Lamb of God XVII (Kelly), which is new this season. Every year I try to nudge each Sunday and solemnity closer to the ideal, and this is one where I feel we've pretty much gotten as close as we're going to get. The only improvements I would like to see is maybe singing the full antiphon "We should glory in the cross..." as the introit, a new Gloria once the revised English text is promulgated, and in general more singing of the dialogs and responses.


Organ Prelude: Pange Lingua (Dupre)
Entrance: R. May God have pity on us and bless us V. But it behooves us to glory... (Samuel Weber, OSB)
Gloria: Heritage Mass (Alstott) [then the organ is turned OFF!]
Responsorial Psalm: Ps. 116 (Columba Kelly, OSB) [second half of each verse sung from loft SATB]
Gospel Acclamation: based on Kyrie/Ite from Mass XI and the T.P. (GIA edition)
Washing of the Feet: Maneant in vobis (Rice) [antiphon and verses in English]
Offertory: Ubi caritas (Durufle)
Communion: Hoc corpus
Processional hymn: Hail Our Savior's Glorious Body [tune: Pange lingua gloriosi]
Motet: Tantum ergo (Durufle)

Prelude: Handbell choir
Procession: Lift High the Cross
Gloria from Mass of Creation
Psalm: Keyes from Chabanel Psalms
Gospel Acclamation: Haugen refrain with chanted verse
Mandatum: The Lord Jesus - Norbet
Offertory: Ubi Caritas
Sanctus XVIII
Memorial Acclamation and Amen: Missa Corpus Christi
Chanted Our Father, English
Agnus Dei XVIII
Communion: The Name of God
Communion: Adoramus Te - Dubois
Communion: Ave Verum - Mozart
Procession: Pange Lingua

Oh and during the Roman Canon, a cell phone went off with the song "I like big butts" as ring tone.

ad Introitum: Nos autem (GR)
Kyrie XVI with Mass VIII toni (di Lasso)
Gloria VIII
Ps. 22 Dominus pascit me (GS)
ad Evangelium: Laus tibi Christe, vers. Mandatum novum (Cima)
ad Lotionem pedum:
Ant. I Postquam surrexit Dominus
Ant. II Dominus Iesus
Ant. III Domine, tu mihi lavas pedes?
Ant. V In hoc cognoscent omnes
Ant. VI Mandatum novum
ad Offertorium: Ubi caritas
Sanctus VIII
Agnus Dei VIII (Third from Missa VIII toni - Lasso)
ad Communionem: Hoc Corpus (GR)
ad Traslationem: Pange lingua alt. with Perosi

mathewj
i laughed so hard at your ring tone comment that i nearly fell off my chair! with all the stress we all are under, your timing was perfect! thanks

Humbly We Adore Thee-
followed by incensing music - Christus Factus with With an English verse that translates the antiphon.
Ordinary: Mass XI Meinrad, English
Pslam ( tone II)
Gospel acc. Meinrad tone 7
Ubi Caritas
Priestly People

Com: Pater Sine (from palm Sunday)
Anima Christi , Frisina
Pange

Introit hymn: Ours it is to joy and glory, Tune: ST THOMAS, text: Stratman, from St. James Cathedral, Seattle

Kyrie: chant mass XVIII

Gloria: A Community Mass, Proulx

Psalm: composed by myself

Mandatum: As I Have Done for You, Haas
I Give You a New Commandment, Harold Owen, CanticaNova

Preparation: Ubi Caritas, Durufle

Ordinary: Corpus Christi Mass

Agnus Dei: chant, XVIII

Communion: Draw Near, Steven Janco WLP
Humbly I Adore Thee (ADORO TE DEVOTE), Arr. Bruce Vantine

And ... of course ... Pange Lingua

I am really thrilled, even to show how far my congregation and choir have come in the past year!

When I Survey the Wondrous Cross
Gloria VIII
Psalm: Our Blessing Cup (a contemporary SSA arrangement)
Gospel Accl: Respond & Acclaim
Washing of Feet: (I wish we had more appropriate music to sing that reflected the proper texts for this time, but unfortunately everything that is in the hymnal of a "servant" character is either extremely trite, or else theologically questionably appropriate.)
Ah,Holy Jesus
Glory Be to Jesus
Offertory: Ubi Caritas (Durufle! woot woot! and the choir rocked!)
Ordinary: Missa Jubilate Deo
Communion:
Hoc Corpus (chant)
O Domine (Palestrina)
Humbly We Adore (Adoro Te)
Sing My Tongue (6 verses, Latin)

Organ: Schmucke dich (Brahms)
Hymn: Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness (Schmucke dich)
Propers: Gregorian (Palmer/Burgess)
Kyrie/Gloria: Missa de Sancta Maria Magdalena (Willan)
Gradual: Christus factus est (Villanueva)
Motet: Ubi caritas (Durufle)
Hymn: And now, O Father, mindful (Unde et memores)
Sanctus/Agnus: Missa "Jubilate Deo"
Procession to Altar of Repose: Pange lingua (chant)
Motet: Tantum ergo (Durufle)

Mount Calvary Church, Baltimore, MD

Christ, Prince of Peace in Ford City, PA

Introit: Nos Autem Gloriari (Men's schola)
Processional: Lift High the Cross
Gloria: Congregational Mass, John Lee
Psalm: Our Blessing Cup (Mine)
Gospel Acclamation: Garnier Gopel Acclamation
Washing of Feet: Mandatum Novum (Mine)
If Ye Love Me (Tallis)
Offertory: Ubi Caritas (chant, all)
Christians, Let Us Love One Another (PICARDY)
Sanctus: XVIII
Memorial Acclamation: Corpus Christi Mass (Proulx)
Agnus Dei: XVIII
Communion: Hoc Corpus (Men's schola)
Every Time You Eat this Bread (from communionantiphons.org)
Ave Verum Corpus (Byrd)
Transfer: Pange Lingua (chant)

In past years, we've used Durufle's Tantum Ergo, one of my favorites, but rehearsal time got tight and something had to go.

Introit Antiphon: "We should glory in the cross" Simple Choral Gradual/Rice

Entrance: LIFT HIGH THE CROSS (Crucifer)

Opening Rites: Kyrie (Mass XVI) Gloria (Mass VIII)

Responsorial: "El caliz que bendecimos es la communion de la sangre de Cristo"

Gospel Accl.: "Ab ortu solis" "From the place where the sun rises..." chanted tract/Esguerra-handout

Mandatum:THE WISDOM OF GOD (Heath Morber)
"The Lord Jesus, when he had eaten..." Simple Choral Gradual/Rice

Offertory: UBI CARITAS (B.Hurd) Alternating English/Spanish verses

Eucharistic Accl. Sanctus/MoC Christ has died-Amen/Agnus Dei

Communio: "This is my body..." American Gradual/B.Ford

Communion Procession:THIS IS MY BODY (Culbreth)

Communion Anthem: TANTUM ERGO (Kevin Allen)
Transfer of Holy Eucharist: PANGE LINGUA GLORIOSI plainchant
PANGE LINGUA- Ricky Manalo-handout

Sacred Heart, West Warwick, RI

Lift high the Cross / "Crucifer"
Kyrie from "Messa Laus Tibi Christe" / F. Caudana
(We actually have a congregation card in the pews for this Kyrie. Nice tune, and in a reasonable range for the people.)
Gloria from "Mass in Honor of Pope Paul VI" / Connor
Our blessing cup / Alstott
Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ / Alstott
At that first Eucharist / "Unde et Memores"
Mass XVIII
Ecce Panis Angelorum / XVIIth c., arr. Rossini
Pange lingua / C. Rossini

BMP

Pittsburgh Oratory of St. Philip Neri:

Prelude - Nos autem
Processional hymn - At That First Eucharist
Kyrie XVI
Gloria VIII
Resp. psalm - Our blessing cup... by Aristotle Esguerra
Gospel acc. - Praise to you, Lord... by Aristotle Esguerra
Chant at the washing of feet - Ubi caritas est vera
Offertory hymn - Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence (first 3 verses)
Sanctus XVIII
Pater noster
Agnus XVIII
Communion - Hoc corpus
Pange lingua

Prelude: Nos Autem, Graduale Romanum

Introit (Entrance) Hymn: Then Let Us Glory In the Cross, Tune: DUNGUET, Text: Christoph Tietze, From the collection INTROIT HYMNS by WLP.

Kyrie: XVI

Gloria: A Community Mass, Proulx

Psalm: Composed by myself

Gospel Acc.: Fr. Sam Weber, OSB arrangement, simple chant tone

Washing of feet: Vs. 1 of "Where Charity and Love Prevail" as refrain, with simple chanted verses using texts from the sacramentary

Preparation: Ubi Caritas, chanted in unison by schola, choir, and congregation on refrains

Sanctus: XVIII

Memorial Acc.: New ICEL chant with current correct words

Amen: Chanted on one tone

Agnus Dei: Mass for 3 Voices, A. Lotti

Communion: Hoc Corpus, Graduale Romanum
Eat This Bread, J. Berthier
Panis Angelicus, G. P. da Palestrina

Pange Lingua

If we all could regard these lists from the perspective of where we were ten years ago, we should, at once, leap for joy and kneel in humility at the progress that is being made real; a new solar system is evolving, so to speak.
Earlier this week, in a phone conversation with one of our colleagues, I mentioned that I was so looking forward to Triduum/Easter. Later that day the repertoire choices were challenged by one of our vicars, embroiling us both in contention, very sorrowful (how quickly the worm turns.) But God still works HIS purpose out within us. And the gift of the liturgy on this foundational night was self-evidently rendered in truth.
As I type, the proclamation of the Passion at St. Peter's Basilica has just concluded. The schola sounded wonderful.
St. Peters....schola....wonderful.....He makes all things new.

St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church
Leawood, Kansas

Entrance Antiphon: We Should Glory in the Cross (By Flowing Waters/Simple Gradual)
Hymn: At That First Eucharist
Kyrie: Missa XVI
Gloria: Mass of the Bells (Alexander Peloquin)
Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 116 (Michel Guimont)
Gospel Acclamation: Glory to You, O Word of God (Richard Proulx)
Mandatum: Whoever Would Be Great Among You (Ronald A. Nelson)
Offertory: Ubi Caritas (Laurence Rosania)
Sanctus: Corpus Christi Mass (Richard Proulx)
Memorial Acclamation: Corpus Christi Mass (Richard Proulx)
Amen: Corpus Christi Mass (Richard Proulx)
Agnus Dei: Missa XVII
Communion: Lamb of God, Most Holy (F. Melius Christiansen)
Communion: Take and Eat (Michael Joncas)
Communion: Ave verum Corpus (Josquin des Pres)
Procession: Pange lingua gloriosi (chant)

Heath, it was an honor to enfold the Mandatum with your piece. Were we the only two parishes....?
I had a good friend tenor who showed up unnannounced, sang with us. After he inquired about "Wisdom," replied it was just written a couple of weeks ago by an internet colleague. Look on his face? Priceless.

Holy Thursday, April 21, 2011
St. David of Wales, Richmond CA

Proc.: At that first Eucharist UNDE ET MEMORES
Kyrie & Gloria: Schubert's deutsche Messe
Gradual ps. (Guil)
Gospel accl. (orbis factor)
Reception of the Holy Oils: Schiavone chants
Mandatum: Maneant in vobis (English, using the other antiphon texts as verses. We needed quite a bit to cover the setting up of folding chairs, and unfortunately werent loud enough to mask the premature strepitus. Tallis' If ye love me is in reserve for Easter V this year.)
Off: Ubi caritas unison chant in English
Sanctus & Agnus XVIII
Comm: Hoc corpus (solo while choir recieved, translation in place of verse)
Comm. hymn: Draw near and take ANIMA CHRISTI
Proc: Weave a song/ Pange lingua (alternating verses)
Stripping of the Altar: ps 51 (stripped down tone 4)