Mass VIII (de Angelis)

Introit: God forbid that I should glory - Willan
Tract: From the rising of the sun - Psalm-tone V
Offertory: Ubi caritas
Communion: This is my body - SEP
Ach moj Jezu
Godhead here in hiding
Dona nobis pacem
Procession: Baddzze pozdrowiona
Tantum Ergo (Pange lingua mode III)
Stripping of altar: Ludu, moj ludu

Triduum/Sunday program - St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Woodbridge, VA

Introit : Let Us Glory" Simple English propers
Psalm by Fr. Coluba Kelly
Mandatum " Ubi Caritas"
Offertory: At That first Eucharist, and "Nos autem"
Communon " Godhead here in Hiding", "Christus factus Est"
Procession: Sing my Tongue follwed by " 'Tis Midnight and on Olive's Brow" Bradbury
ICEL MASS

PROGRAM

Saint Edward, Newark, CA Missa in coena Domini (OF) Parish Schola & Spanish Coro
Introit: "Nos autem" ... Graduale
Kyrie & Gloria Mass VIII
Psalm 115/116 Tone 3g ... Setting by Rev. Jeffrey R. Keyes, CPPS
Gradual "Christus factus est" ... Graduale
Antiphons "Ad Lotionem Pedum" Mandatum novum; Dominus Jesus ... Graduale
Offertory: "Ubi caritas" ... Durufle followed by hymn "Ubi caritas" ... Graduale
Processione Ss. Oleorum: "O Redemptor" chant, followed by setting attr. to Palestrina
Sanctus & Agnus Dei Mass VIII
Communio "Hoc Corpus" w/ Psalm 22/23 ... Graduale (R.Rice)
Coro: "Palabras de Amor" ... Gerardo Castro, (C) 2009 (Director of Coro)
Motet: "In monte Oliveti" ... Giovanni Croce
Ad Translationem Sanctissimi Sacramenti: Pange Lingua ... Graduale

Evening Mass of the Lord's Supper
Our Lady of the Atonement Catholic Church, San Antonio, TX
7 o'clock in the evening

Ordinary: Mass in A Minor-Casciolini
Motets: Ubi Caritas-Durufle
Tantum Ergo-Bruckner

St. John's Catholic Chapel-Champaign, IL

Tietze Introit-OLD 100TH
Missa Jubilate Deo
ICEL Gloria
Wisdom of God-Morber
Ubi chant and Durufle
Hoc Corpus chant-English adapt.
Ave Verum-Byrd
Pange chant
Tantum-Allen

Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Wyandotte, MI

Entrance: Lift High the Cross (CRUCIFER)
Kyrie: (Missa Jubilate Deo)
Gloria: Mass VIII
Psalm: Our blessing cup - Alstott
Gospel Acclamation: Praise to you . . . - Alstott (with verse chanted to psalm tone)
Washing of Feet: "A new commandment I give you . . . " (By Flowing Waters)
Ubi Caritas: Latin hymn, chanted by men's schola
Sanctus, Amen, Agnus Dei - Missa Jubilate Deo; Mysterium Fidei - Missa De Angelis
Communion hymns: At That First Eucharist; Humbly We Adore Thee; Mój Mistrzu (as a meditation)
Transfer of the Blessed Sacrament: Hail Our Savior's Glorious Body/Pange Lingua (Gregorian melody)
At the Altar of Repose: Tantum Ergo (Gregorian melody)
After the Reposition and incensing: Pobłogosław Nas o Panie
At the Stripping of the Altar: Ogrodzie Oliwny

Some of these elements are in place due to the weight of tradition, especially the singing of the Polish hymns at the end. It is my hope to move away from the use of the Alstott melodies and replace them with better ones.

We observe the tradition of silencing the organ and bells at the conclusion of the Gloria and they are not used again until the appropriate time at the Vigil.

The men's schola is working hard to prepare more chants as time goes on, but this time around I didn't have time to teach them the Communion Proper from the Gregorian Missal. To their credit, they are singing pretty much everything that is chant-based (be it in English or Latin), and tomorrow they will once again sing the Improperia in its entirety during the adoration of the Holy Cross.

Somewhere in the eastern midwest or western east coast ...

Prelude: Nos Autem, Chant + Palestrina
Introit: Chris Tietze, "Then Let Us Glory in the Cross"
Kyrie: Byrd Mass for 4 voices
Gloria: ICEL
Psalm 116: Jeff Quick
Gospel Acc.: Fautch, WLP
Foot Washing: Where Charity and Love Prevail
Preparation: Ubi Caritas, chant/choral by Joseph Gentry Stephens
Mass Ordinary: Sanctus XVIII, ICEL Mystery of Faith and Amen
Agnus Dei: Byrd, Mass for 4 voices

Communion: Proper from the Graduale + By Flowing Waters "I will take the cup of salvation."

Motet: Ave Verum Corpus, Byrd
Pange Lingua chant

One of the many churches in Ontario:

ENTRANCE: Lift high the cross (CRUCIFER)
ENTRANCE ANTIPHON Gregorian: Nos autem gloriari
ALL ORDINARY: Mass XIIII and ICEL Mystery of Faith and Amen
PSALM: Ostrowski
ALLELUIA: tune from Attende Domine
WASHING: I give you a New Commandment: chant
OFFERTORY: Ubi Caritas (Duruflé)
COMMUNION: SEP chant and Gift of Finest Wheat
PROCESSION TO THE ALTAR OF REPOSE: Pange lingua gloriosa (plainsong)

Notre Dame du Taur, Toulouse, France

Introit: Nos autem
Processional hymn: La sagesse a dressé une table (Gouzes)
Kyriale VIII
Psalm: In French
Acclamation: Trisagion (Gouzes)
Washing: Mandatum novum + Ps. 118
Maneant in vobis
Offertory: Ubi caritas
Our Father: Rimsky-Korsakov
Communion: Hoc corpus
Post-communion: La nuit qu'il fut livré (Ancient Breton melody)
Procession: Pange lingua

St. Adalbert's Berea, OH

Entrance: Nos Autem
Gloria: Bruce E. Ford's English version of Gloria VIII
Psalm: Alstott
Accl: plainchant
Antiphons for Washing of Feet: Simple Choral Gradual (Rice) + Love One Another (OCP)
Offertory: Ubi Caritas - Chant & Duruflé
Sanctus & Agnus: Jubilate Deo
Communion: O Sacrum Convivium (Kevin Allen)
Procession: Pange Lingua

St. Austin, Austin Texas

Choral Prelude: (In Our Lady's Chapel) Lord, to your feast we come, Alexei Fyodorovich Lvov
Procession to the Sanctuary: Lord Jesus, You Are Here, Proulx
Kyrie: XVI with Viadana
Gloria, Mass of Resurrection+
Psalm: Guimont
Gospel Acclamation: Gardner
Foot Washing: Jesus took a towel (women's chorus)
Offetory: Ubi caritas, Durufle
Sanctus: XVIII
Acclamation: Roman Missal
Amen: Simple
Agnus Dei: XVIII
Communion Antiphon: Hoc corpus, Mode VIII
Hymn: At that first Eucharist, UNDE ET MEMORES+
Transfer of the Blessed Sacrament: Pange Lingua, Manalo
At the altar of Repose: Stay with us, Lord Jesus, Egil Hovland

+ Organ accompaniment

tomjaw - I am surprised that you have listed a Credo, because it's not sung on Holy Thursday

Yes and no, Salieri.
If you're following the '62 missal then: Credo hodie non dicitur
If you're following an earlier version (probably prior to '55) then Yes, it is said.

We, like a great many other places, follow the pre-1955...

Are these all SSPV chapels? CMRI?

@mark

Mine's a diocesan cathedral

Anyone interested in a 4-part setting of the Introit for the Exaltation of the Holy Cross (the same as Maundy Thursday), one which incorporates the melody Crucifer?


The piece is not intended for congregational singing.

...Exaltation...

My two oldest manuscripts are XIVth or early XVth century. The first is a manuscript of some office chants about the cross. (None of them, Chris, resemble Crucifer.) Only one of them, O Crux benedicta!, Ant. to Magnificat at first vespers of The Seven Dolours of the BVM, appears in LU.

There are two other antiphons sharing the recto of this manuscript, Crucis vox hunc, and Crucis verbum proponitur (both for the Feast of the Most Holy Stigmata), which are not in LU. This manuscript has nicely and delicately illuminated initials and is, I'm relatively certain, no later than early XVth century. There are more chants on the verso.

The second manuscript is in the same style and has several antiphons and chants that I cannot identify as to feast or function. They are Ut di(?) turbam magnam, an antiphon at Magnificat at vespers of (?), plus Et omnes angeli stabant, and Redemisti nos domine deo.

Each manuscript is approximately 20 x 28 cm.

Can anyone identify the chants that lack festal and functional filliation?

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Another very fine anthem, Chris.
I do, though, disagree, not with your music, but, here and there, with some of your syllabification.
You might send this one, too, to our choirmaster at Walsingham.

I've always wished that I could compose such niceties - but, alas, I am well advised to be thankful enough for those gifts with which I have been endowed.

I have located the alternative ending, but will need to transcribe it.

In any event, since this thread popped up again, I'll set the record straight. I composed this piece as a birthday present for my wife some years ago.

St. John the Evangelist, Goshen IN, 2022
Bilingual Mass

[no prelude]
Entrance Hymn: Crux Fidelis / "Faithful Cross above all others" [Picardy] with the first verse of the original latin as verse 4.
Entrance Antiphon: [during incensation] in worship aid; Simple English Proper (Bartlett)
Kyrie & Gloria from Dalitz's Missa Tribus Vocibus
Psalm: "Our blessing cup..." arr. J. Richardson
Gospel Acc: J. Richardson https://youtu.be/YEuHa2ATDCs
Washing of Feet: Holy Thursday Foot Washing Antiphons (here is the first from this suite: https://youtu.be/tSi_Y4TDEMs)
Offertory: Ubi Caritas with verses in Spanish
Sanctus: Missa XVIII (in Spanish)
Mysterium Fidei: ICEL / Latin
Agnus Dei: XVIII (Spanish)
Communion Antiphon: Simple English/Bartlett
Communion Motet: Hoc Est Corpus by J. Gauthier https://youtu.be/Rf8B1P5RXn4
Additional communion music by hispanic choir
Procession: Pange/Tantum

St Vincent de Paul, Elkhart, IN
Bilingual Mass

Prelude: Ubi caritas et amor (Gerald Near)
Organ fanfare on "Lift High the Cross" (Lani Smith)
Introit: Source and Summit - antiphon in English, verses in Spanish
Kyrie XVI, Greek
Gloria VIII, Latin
Psalm: Spanish, Meinrad mode 8
Gospel Acclamation: Latona
Mandatum: Latona
Offertory: Ubi caritas plainchant with polyphony by Christoph Dalitz
Sanctus XVIII
Mysterium fidei
Pater noster
Agnus XVIII (all Latin)
Communion (GS text): Royce Nickel. Bilingual verses to Meinrad mode 1
Choral offering: Humbly I Adore Thee (Liam McDonough)
Procession: Pange lingua, Latin

St Mary, Help of Christians
Sleepy Eye, MN

7pm MR2011

Procession: Lord, Who at Thy First Eucharist
Introit: English text, Anglican chant, after R. Farrant
Kyrie: ICEL, with polyphony by SMC
Gloria: Mass of Wisdom
Psalm / GA: Alstott
(no Mandatum)
Offertory: Where Charity and Love Prevail (vss 1-5 only)
What Shall I Render to the Lord, J. Erickson
Sanctus etc. Latin and ICEL Missal Chants
Communio: English plainchant, arr SMC
Communion: Panis Angelicus, LAMBILLOTTE
Ave Verum, Mozart
Jesus, My Lord, My God, My All
Procession: Pange Lingua
Stripping of Altar: Stay Here and Keep Watch, Berthier