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KING’S COLLEGECAMBRIDGE

CHAPEL SERVICESEASTER AND

LONG VACATIONTERMS 2015

NOTICES

In 2015 we are celebrating the 500th anniversary of thecompletion of the stonework of the Chapel. One of theways we are commemorating this in Chapel itself is byoffering two series of special sermons.In the first we will focus on the legacy and message todayof a number of ‘King’s Divines’. These are members ofthe College who have made an exceptional and distinctive

contribution to Christian theology, spirituality or worship. This termwill see sermons on Orlando Gibbons, by the Chaplain, and Eric Milner-White, by the Dean.In the second series we focus on one of the four fundamental objectives ofthe College as defined in the Statutes, ‘Education’, ‘Religion’, ‘Learning’and ‘Research’. For some of these, we are inviting people from institutionswith which we have deep historic connections to help us. This term wehave three such sermons. Tony Little, the Headmaster of Eton will address‘Education’, Erica Longfellow, Dean of Divinity at New College Oxfordwill address ‘Religion’ and Lord Williams, Master of Magdalene Collegeand former Archbishop of Canterbury will address ‘Research’ in theSermon Before the University.Full details of both sermon series are given at the back of this booklet.

SAID SERVICES

Morning Prayer is said in one of the side chapels Monday–Friday eachday of full term at 8.15 a.m..There will be a celebration of Holy Communion at 12.30 p.m. eachWednesday of full term.On Sunday 17 May and Sunday 7 June there is also a service of HolyCommunion at 8.30 a.m. in the Memorial Chapel.

RECORDING

Please note that the use of cameras, recording equipment, video camerasand mobile phones is not permitted in chapel.Some services are recorded for webcasts – further details may be foundon the College website at www.kings.cam.ac.uk/choir/webcasts.html.

SERVICE LIST

Copies of this booklet are available for sale at the King’s Visitor Centre,please leave this one for others to use.

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SUNDAY PREACHERS THIS TERM

26 April Mr Tony Little Headmaster of Eton CollegeKing’s Objectives – ‘Education’

3 May The Revd Dr Erica Longfellow Dean of Divinityand Chaplain of New College, Oxford

King’s Objectives – ‘Religion’

10 May Dr Douglas Hedley Reader in Hermeneutics andMetaphysics, Fellow of Clare College

King’s Divines – Benjamin Whichcote, Provost

17 May The Lord Williams of Oystermouth Master ofMagdalene College, Former Archbishop ofCanterbury

King’s Objectives – ‘Research’

24 May The Right Revd Christopher LowsonBishop of Lincoln and College Visitor

31 May The Revd Dr Brian HebblethwaiteLife Fellow and former Dean of Queens’ College

7 June The Revd Richard Lloyd Morgan ChaplainKing’s Divines – Orlando Gibbons, Chorister

14 June The Revd Dr Stephen Cherry DeanKing’s Divines – Eric Milner White, Chaplain, Dean and Fellow

28 June Mr Calum ZuckertOrdinand and Affiliated Student at King’s College

5 July The Revd Richard Lloyd Morgan Chaplain

SERVICE BOOKLETS

Braille and large print service booklets are available from the Dean’sVerger for Evensong and Sung Eucharist services.

CHORAL SERVICES

Services are normally sung by King’s College Choir on Sundays and fromTuesdays to Saturdays. Services on Mondays are sung by King’s Voices,the College’s mixed voice choir. Exceptions are listed.

ORGAN RECITALS

We are introducing a new time for the weekly Saturday recitals, whichwere instituted by Harold Darke when he was acting organist duringWorld War II. Recitals will begin at 6.40 p.m. and last about 40 minutes.

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There is an immediate exception in that the first recital of term willbegin at 7.00 p.m. It is being given by former organ scholar DavidBriggs (KC 1981), who will be playing his own arrangement for organ ofMahler’s Resurrection Symphony. This occasion will also mark the endof this year’s Easter Festival.In our continuing series of recitals by former organ scholars (as part of the500th celebrations), Ian Hare (KC 1968) plays on 9 May, and on 6 JuneFrancis Grier (KC 1973) is joined by his daughters and a former chorister,Andrew Marriner, in a performance of Messiaen’s Quartet for the Endof Time. The Choir will earlier sing Francis’s Magnificat at Evensong.

MUSIC

On Sunday 14 June the second of six new anthems commissioned throughthe generosity of the late Michael Boswell (KC 1959), and others whomade donations in memory of Michael, will receive its first performanceat evensong. Written by Robin Holloway (KC 1961), it is entitled Thouart There and is dedicated to John Drury, former Dean of King’s. At theSung Eucharist in the morning of that day, the Choir will be joined bypupils of Jeremy West from The Royal Welsh College of Music & Dramain Lassus Missa “Bell’ amfitrit’ altera”. The players will also contributeinstrumental items. Jeremy’s own ensemble, His Majestys Sagbutts &Cornetts, joins the Choir for a concert on Friday 19 June.The Cathedral Organists’ Association, meeting in conference at theCollege, attends evensong on 12 and 13 May. On both days there ismusic by composers with a King’s connection: Tye and Gibbons werechoristers, and Hacomplaynt was Provost. Patrick Gowers grandson,Richard, is now junior organ scholar. Simon Preston (KC 1958) was achorister and organ scholar.On Thursday 2 July, BBC Radio 3 will record for future transmission theannual service sung jointly by the choirs of King’s and St John’s Colleges.This is another of the events in the current series of celebrations for the500th anniversary of the completion of the stone fabric of the Chapel.As is usual at the end of the Easter Term, music for the final two serviceshas been chosen by leaving choristers and graduating choral scholars.

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ILLUSTRATIONS

This term’s illustrations are reproduced from photographs by RichardLloyd Morgan.

Cover: An angel (in memoriam B.E.H.)

April: Prodigal son’s dog; it has fleas!

May: The High Priest’s dog

June: A dog at the trial of Jesus

July: Hounds in the Holy Hunt; Memorial Chapel

September: Greyhound; Tomb Chapel

COLLECTIONS AT REGULAR SERVICES

On Sunday mornings we make a collection to support a Charity. At otherservices there is an opportunity to make a contribution to the retiringcollection which is a vital source of income for the Chapel and Choir.Please use the envelope provided to make your donation, adding yourdetails if you are a UK taxpayer so that we can benefit from Gift Aid. Ifyou would like to make a donation by cheque at a later date, please send itto The Revd Dr Stephen Cherry, The Dean, King’s College, Cambridge,CB2 1ST or email [email protected] for information, should yoube able to make a significant or ongoing contribution to our work.Collections from the Lent Term raised £830.31 for Centre 33, a charitywhich helps young people in Cambridgeshire fulfil their potential througha range of free and confidential services. £972.15 was raised for War Child,a charity that directly transforms the lives of tens of thousands of childrenthrough protection, education, livelihoods and advocacy in conflict-affected areas. We thank you for your generous support.Sunday morning collections this term will be divided between Winter-comfort and Médecins Sans Frontières.

PEOPLE

This term Mr Ian Griffiths moves into a new role at the Chapel, Dean’sVerger. Mrs Jan Copeland also has a slightly new role as Chapel Manager.This means that Ian is the first port of call for all matters connected withservices. Jan retains oversight of the Chapel’s life in the areas of visits,tourism and non-liturgical events.At the end of the Long Vacation Term we say farewell to Richard LloydMorgan, whose service as College Chaplain has been exceptional inquality, as well as length, and very widely appreciated. He will be greatlymissed, and remembered with warm affection and deep gratitude.

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APRIL

21 TUESDAY (WEEK OF EASTER II)5.30 p.m. EVENSONG sung by the choral scholars

Introit 90 Terra tremuit ByrdResponses TallisPsalms 111, 113 Tones VIII, VMagnificat primi toni SurianoNunc dimittis primi toni LassusAnthem Christo resurgenti Couperin

22 WEDNESDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG sung by the choral scholars

Introit 90 Terra tremuit ByrdResponses TallisPsalms 2, 16 Tones V, IMagnificat secundi toni SurianoNunc dimittis secundi toni LassusAnthem Surgens Jesus Monteverdi

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APRIL

23 THURSDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG

George,Martyr,Patron ofEngland,c.304

Introit Vertue (Herbert) WeirResponses RadcliffePsalms 114 Tonus Peregrinus (harm. Willcocks)

115 KnightMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Watson in EAnthem Antiphon (Herbert) Weir

24 FRIDAY5.30 p.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Vigil Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMissa brevis Walton

CredoMass in g Vaughan Williams

Introit Accipite iucunditatemAlleluia Nimis honorati suntOffertory 303 Beati quorum via StanfordCommunion SignaPost Communion Hymn 286

From glory to glory advancing, we praise thee, O LordOrgan Voluntary Intrada Op. 111a Sibelius

25 MARK THE EVANGELIST5.30 p.m. FESTAL EVENSONG WITH PROCESSION

Vigil Processional Hymn 215 (t.434)Captains of the saintly band

Responses RosePsalm 19 NorrisMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Dyson in DAnthem 374 Give us the wings of faith BullockHymn 163 (t.76) The Saint who first found grace to penOrgan Voluntary Nun danket alle Gott Op. 65 No. 59

Karg-Elert

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APRIL

7.00 p.m.until8.10 p.m.

Organ recital by DAVID BRIGGS

St James Cathedral, TorontoSymphony No. 2 ‘Resurrection’ Mahler arr. BriggsCambridge University Musical Society ChorusRachel Bowden sopranoPhillipa Thomas mezzo-sopranoStephen Cleobury conductor

¶ The Shop at King’s Box Office 01223 769340

26 THE THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EASTER10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMass in g Vaughan Williams

Introit Iubilate Deo omnis terra, alleluiaAlleluia Lauda, anima meaOffertory Hymn 279

Come, risen Lord, and deign to be our guestCommunion ModicumPost Communion Hymn 345

Christ is the King, O friends rejoice!Address MR TONY LITTLE Headmaster of Eton CollegeOrgan Voluntary Saraband for the Morning of Easter

Howells

¶ Collection for Wintercomfort, supporting Cambridge men andwomen who are homeless or vulnerably housed by offeringthem vital welfare service and opportunities for learning anddevelopment.

3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Organ Prelude Sei gegrüßet, Jesu gütig BWV 768 BachHymn 113 Love’s redeeming work is doneResponses AylewardPsalm 81 Goodenough, WillcocksMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Walmisley in dAnthem 266 Blessed be the God and Father S S WesleyHymn 124 Ye choirs of new JerusalemOrgan Voluntary Praeludium, Fuga und Ciacona in C

BUXWV 137 Buxtehude

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APRIL

27 MONDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG sung by King’s Voices

ChristinaRossetti,Poet, 1894

Introit 331 Oculi omnium BriggsResponses RadcliffePsalm 131 WillcocksMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Stanford in CAnthem 266 Blessed be the God and Father S S Wesley

28 TUESDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Introit 31 Haec dies PalestrinaResponses TomkinsPsalm 135 SouthMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Fifth Service TomkinsAnthem 68 Haec dies Byrd


Introit 90 Terra tremuit ByrdResponses TallisPsalm 140 Tone IIIMagnificat and Nunc dimittis octavi toni LassusAnthem 31 Haec dies Palestrina

30 THURSDAY5.30 p.m. FESTAL EVENSONG WITH PROCESSION

Vigil Processional Hymn 164 omit vv. 2, 4 (t.76)Twin princes of the courts of heaven

Responses ByrdPsalm 25 TurleMagnificat primi toni (Anima mea) VictoriaNunc dimittis primi toni a8 PalestrinaAnthem 51 O quam gloriosum est regnum VictoriaHymn 464 Thou art the Way: by thee aloneOrgan Voluntary Prelude and Fugue in G BWV 550 Bach

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MAY

1 PHILIP AND JAMES, APOSTLES5.30 p.m. SUNG EUCHARIST sung by the choristers

Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMissa brevis Britten

Credo IIIIntroit They cried unto thee, O LordAlleluia The righteous man shall standOffertory The Call (Herbert) Vaughan WilliamsCommunion Have I been so long time with youPost Communion Hymn 224 For all thy saints, O LordOrgan Voluntary Prelude and Fugue on a

theme of Vittoria Britten

2 SATURDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Vigil Introit Surgens Jesus MonteverdiResponses SmithPsalm 145 MarshMagnificat primi toni (Et exsultavit) VictoriaNunc dimittis primi toni a8 PalestrinaAnthem Surgens Jesus PhilipsHymn 478 Ye watchers and ye holy onesOrgan Voluntary Christ ist erstanden BWV 627 Bach

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MAY

6.40 p.m. Organ recital by STEPHEN CLEOBURY King’s CollegePraeludium, Fuga und Ciacona in C

BUXWV 137 BuxtehudePastorale BWV 590 BachPraeludium in g BUXWV 149 BuxtehudePassacaglia in c BWV 582 Bach

3 THE FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Credo, Agnus DeiUnfinished Mass Janácek

Gloria, Sanctus, BenedictusMass in G Poulenc

Introit Cantate DominoAlleluia Exivi a PatreOffertory Hymn 308 Thee we adore, O hidden SaviourCommunion Dum venerit ParaclitusPost Communion Hymn 296 omit vv. 2, 3

Lord, enthroned in heavenly splendourPreacher THE REVD DR ERICA LONGFELLOW

Dean of Divinity and Chaplain of New College, OxfordOrgan Voluntary Dankpsalm Op. 145 No. 2 Reger


3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Organ Prelude Toccata and Fugue ‘The Wanderer’ in GC H H Parry

Hymn 107 Good Christian men, rejoice and singResponses AylewardPsalm 146 WalmisleyMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Stanford in CAnthem 298 Hear my words, ye people C H H ParryHymn 437 Praise the Lord! ye heavens, adore himOrgan Voluntary Sonata in G – Allegro maestoso Op. 28

Elgar

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MAY


BenjaminWhichcote,Provost,1683

Introit Cantate Domino Monteverdi from Psalms 96, 98Responses SmithPsalm 20 LeyMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Short Service GibbonsAnthem 329 Hail, gladdening light Wood


Introit O taste and see Vaughan WilliamsResponses RosePsalms 27 Cutler 28 Croft, HopkinsMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Murrill in EAnthem My beloved spake Bray


Introit 90 Terra tremuit ByrdResponses plainsong and TallisPsalm 30 Tone VIIIMagnificat and Nunc dimittis septimi toni LassusAnthem Virtute magna Croce

7 THURSDAY5.30 p.m. SUNG EUCHARIST sung by the choristers

Kyrie, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMesse basse Fauré

Introit O sing unto the LordAlleluia I go to him that sent meOffertory The Song of the Tree of Life Vaughan WilliamsCommunion When the Comforter

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MAY

8 FRIDAY5.30 p.m.

Julian ofNorwich,SpiritualWriter,c.1417

EVENSONG ATTENDED BY PUPILS, PARENTS AND STAFF OF

KING’S COLLEGE SCHOOL

Introit The Song of the Tree of Life Vaughan WilliamsResponses RadcliffePsalm 39 ClarkMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Stanford in GAnthem 382 My beloved spake HadleyHymn 440 omit vv. 4, 5

Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, the King of creationOrgan Voluntary Imperial March Elgar arr. Martin


Vigil Introit 331 Oculi omnium WoodResponses MorleyPsalm 132 BridgeMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Weelkes for treblesAnthem Christ rising again Byrd

Easter Anthems vv. 3–6Hymn 351 Come, ye faithful, raise the anthemOrgan Voluntary Jesus Christus, unser Heiland

BWV 665 Bach

6.40 p.m. Organ recital by IAN HARE Lancaster UniversityVariations on ‘Breslau’ WillcocksElegy OrrScherzo RidoutToccata giocosa Op. 36 No. 2 MathiasIntermezzo HareRhapsody in c sharp Op. 17 No. 3 HowellsPrelude and Fugue on a theme of Vittoria BrittenFugue sur le Carillon de Soissons Op. 12 Duruflé

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MAY

10 THE FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMass in G Poulenc

Credo IIntroit Vocem iucunditatisAlleluia Christus resurgensOffertory Hymn 112 Jesus lives! thy terrors nowCommunion Cantate DominoPost Communion Hymn 306

Strengthen for service, Lord, the handsAddress DR DOUGLAS HEDLEY Reader in Hermeneutics and

Metaphysics, Fellow of Clare CollegeOrgan Voluntary Prelude and Fugue in G BWV 541 Bach


3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Organ Prelude Pastorale BWV 590 BachHymn 126 Lord, in thy name thy servants pleadResponses LeightonPsalms 133, 134 TurleMagnificat SwayneNunc dimittis Collegium Regale TavenerAnthem One foot in Eden (Muir) MawHymn 493 Rejoice, O land, in God thy mightOrgan Voluntary Passacaglia in c BWV 582 Bach


Introit 338 God be in my head B ParryResponses CryerPsalm 59 South, NaresMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Short Service WeelkesAnthem 362 Faire is the heaven Harris

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MAY


Introit 11 Laudate nomen Domini TyeResponses TomkinsPsalms 62 Martin 63 G J ElveyMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Short Service GibbonsAnthem Salve Regina Hacomplaynt

13 WEDNESDAY5.30 p.m. FESTAL EVENSONG WITH PROCESSION

Vigil Processional Hymn 128 (t.ii)Eternal Monarch, King most high

Responses LeightonPsalms 97 Goss 99 AttwoodMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Gloucester Service HowellsAnthem 39 Viri Galilaei P GowersHymn 446 Sing Alleluia forth ye saints on highOrgan Voluntary Alleluyas Preston

14 ASCENSION DAY5.30 p.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMissa brevis Kodály

Introit Viri GalilaeiAlleluia Ascendit DeusOffertory Hymn 133 (t.346)

The eternal gates lift up their headsCommunion Psallite DominoPost Communion Hymn 271 omit v. 3

Alleluia, sing to JesusOrgan Voluntary L’Ascension – Transports de joie d’une

âme devant la gloire du Christ qui est la sienne Messiaen

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MAY

15 MATTHIAS THE APOSTLE5.30 p.m. FESTAL EVENSONG WITH PROCESSION

sung by the choral scholarsProcessional Hymn 213 (t.76)

The eternal gifts of Christ the KingResponses TallisPsalm 80 Tone IVMagnificat sexti toni VictoriaNunc dimittis secundi toni LassusAnthem Estote fortes in bello VictoriaHymn 165 (t.318) The highest and the holiest placeOrgan Voluntary Praeludium in g BUXWV 149 Buxtehude

16 SATURDAY5.30 p.m. FESTAL EVENSONG WITH PROCESSION

Vigil Processional Hymn 109 omit vv. 2–4, 8, 9Hail thee, Festival Day

Responses LeightonPsalms 8 Corfe from Lawes 24 BarnbyMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Rubbra in A flatAnthem God is gone up FinziHymn 147 Most ancient of all mysteriesOrgan Voluntary Six Fantasies on Hymn Tunes – Hanover

Op. 72 No. 6 Leighton

6.40 p.m. Organ recital by DOUGLAS TANG King’s CollegeL’Ascension Messiaen

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MAY

17 SUNDAY AFTER ASCENSION-DAY10.30 a.m. MATINS AND SERMON BEFORE THE UNIVERSITY

Processional Hymn 130 omit vv. 3–5Hail the day that sees him rise

Responses AylewardPsalms 95 Goss 93 GarrettJubilate Battishill (chant)Te Deum ‘Maria Therese’ HaydnAnthem Erhaben, o Herr MendelssohnHymn 443 Rejoice, the Lord is KingPreacher THE LORD WILLIAMS OF OYSTERMOUTH Master of

Magdalene College, Former Archbishop of CanterburyOrgan Voluntary Sonata in A Op. 65 No. 3

Mendelssohn


3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Organ Prelude L’Ascension – i, ii and iv MessiaenHymn 332 omit vv. 2, 3 All hail the power of Jesu’s nameResponses SmithPsalm 47 CrotchMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Purcell in gAnthem 13 Omnes gentes plaudite manibus TyeHymn 338 omit v. 6 At the name of JesusOrgan Voluntary Prelude and Fugue in C BWV 547 Bach


Introit The Call (Herbert) Vaughan WilliamsResponses SmithPsalm 92 GoodenoughMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Stanford in B flatAnthem 304 Coelos ascendit hodie Stanford

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MAY


Introit 72 Laetentur coeli M BerkeleyResponses RadcliffePsalms 96 S Elvey 100 Battishill 101 NicholsonMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Chichester Service L BerkeleyAnthem Prayer (Herbert) Weir


Introit In God’s word will I rejoice PurcellPsalm 56 vv. 10, 11

Responses TallisPsalm 103 EdwardsMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

D Purcell in eAnthem The Lord is King Boyce Psalm 93 v. 1


Introit 365 King Henry VI’s Prayer LeyResponses RadcliffePsalm 105 Ouseley, AttwoodMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Wood in E flat no. 2Anthem 307 O for a closer walk with God Stanford

22 FRIDAY5.30 p.m. SUNG REQUIEM WITH CEREMONY OF ROSES AND LILIES

Henry VI,King andFounder,1471

Introit, Kyrie, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Dei, CommunionMissa pro defunctis a6 Victoria

Gradual Psalm 130 vv. 1–4 Tone IVOffertory Hymn Rex HenricusAntiphon Ego sum resurrectioPost Communion 365 King Henry VI’s Prayer Ley

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MAY


Vigil Processional Hymn 139 omit v. 3Come, thou Holy Spirit, come

Responses RosePsalm 104 vv. 1–23 RussellMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Day in B flatAnthem 318 The Spirit of the Lord ElgarHymn 140 Holy Spirit, come, confirm usOrgan Voluntary Litanies AWV 100 Alain

6.40 p.m. Organ recital by RICHARD GOWERS King’s CollegePraeludium in D BUXWV 139 BuxtehudeAllein Gott in der Höh’ seh Ehr BWV 663 BachToccata, Adagio and Fugue in C BWV 564 BachSymphonie Gothique – Andante Sostenuto Op. 70 WidorSymphonie VI – Final Op. 59 Vierne

24 WHIT-SUNDAY10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST AND CONFIRMATION

Gloria, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMass for four voices Byrd

Introit Spiritus DominiAlleluia Veni, Sancte SpiritusOffertory Hymn 137 Come down, O Love divineCommunion Non vos relinquam orphanosPost Communion Hymn 431

O thou who camest from abovePreacher THE RIGHT REVD CHRISTOPHER LOWSON

Bishop of Lincoln and College VisitorOrgan Voluntary Fantasia super ‘Komm, Heiliger Geist’

BWV 651 Bach


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MAY

3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Organ Prelude Prélude, Adagio et Choral Varié sur lethème du Veni Creator Op. 4 Duruflé

Hymn 419 O Holy Spirit, Lord of graceResponses ByrdPsalm 104 vv. 24–end WalshMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Purcell in CAnthem Hodie completi sunt G GabrieliHymn 367 Gracious Spirit, Holy GhostOrgan Voluntary Hymn d’Action de Grâce ‘Te Deum’

Op. 5 No. 3 Langlais

25 MONDAY IN WHITSUN-WEEK5.30 p.m. EVENSONG sung by King’s Voices

TheVenerableBede, Monkat Jarrow,Scholar,Historian735

Introit 18 If ye love me TallisResponses RosePsalm 119 vv. 33–41 FosterMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Wood in E flat no. 2Anthem Abendlied RheinbergerHymn 421 O King enthroned on highOrgan Voluntary Choral Song S S Wesley

26 TUESDAY IN WHITSUN-WEEK5.30 p.m. EVENSONG sung by the choral scholars

John Calvin,Theologianand Re-former,1564

Introit 18 If ye love me TallisResponses TallisPsalm 119 vv. 105–120 Tone IIMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Tallis in the Dorian modeAnthem 34 Loquebantur variis linguis TallisHymn 143 (t.238) Spirit of mercy, truth and loveOrgan Voluntary Komm, Gott Schöpfer, Heiliger Geist

BWV 631 Bach

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MAY


Introit 18 If ye love me TallisResponses TallisPsalms 123, 125, 131 Tones II, VIII, IVMagnificat secundi toni DunstableNunc dimittis anon. 15th centuryAnthem 95 Veni, Sancte Spiritus Dunstable

28 THURSDAY5.30 p.m. SUNG EUCHARIST sung by the choral scholars

Kyrie, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMissa sine nomine Grandi

Introit Spiritus DominiAlleluia Veni, Sancte SpiritusOffertory Litany to the Holy Spirit HurfordCommunion Non vos relinquam orphanos

29 FRIDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Introit Spiritus DominiResponses MorleyPsalm 140 WoodcockMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Twelve Note Service RidoutAnthem 255 Come, Holy Ghost Harvey


Vigil Processional Hymn 144 (t.149ii)Father most holy, merciful and tender

Responses RosePsalm 33 PyeMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Stanford in AAnthem 329 Hail, gladdening light WoodHymn 148 omit vv. 2, 3, 5, 6 The God of Abraham praiseOrgan Voluntary Psalm Prelude Set 2 No. 3 Howells

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MAY

6.40 p.m. Organ recital by JOSEPH WICKS St John’s CollegePrelude and Fugue in e BWV 548 BachCantabile FranckOrgan Sonata in c – Scherzetto WhitlockSonata in G – Allegro maestoso Elgar

31 TRINITY SUNDAY10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMissa ‘O quam gloriosum est regnum’ Victoria

Introit Benedicta sitAlleluia Benedictus es, DomineOffertory Hymn 360 Firmly I believe and trulyCommunion Benedicimus DeumPost Communion Hymn 295

Let all mortal flesh keep silencePreacher THE REVD DR BRIAN HEBBLETHWAITE

Life Fellow and former Dean of Queens’ CollegeOrgan Voluntary Prelude and Fugue in c BWV 546 Bach


3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Organ Prelude Prelude in E flat BWV 552i BachHymn 145 All hail, adorèd TrinityResponses AylewardPsalm 29 TroutbeckMagnificat and Nunc dimittis primi toni a8 PalestrinaAnthem Litaniae Beatae Mariae Virginis a8 G GabrieliHymn 343 Bright the vision that delightedOrgan Voluntary Fugue in E flat BWV 552ii Bach

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JUNE

1 THE VISIT OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY TO ELIZABETH5.30 p.m. FESTAL EVENSONG sung by King’s Voices

Introit 8 Ave Maria ByrdResponses CryerPsalm 45 HawesMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Murrill in EAnthem Ave Regina McDowallHymn 186 Tell out, my soul, the greatness of the LordOrgan Voluntary Sounding Heaven and Earth McDowall


Introit 365 King Henry VI’s Prayer LeyResponses SmithPsalms 12 Wilton 13 Stafford Smith 14 StanfordMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Fourth Service BattenAnthem O Lord, make thy servant Elizabeth Byrd

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JUNE


Introit Benedicta sitResponses plainsong and TallisPsalm 17 Tone IIMagnificat and Nunc dimittis sexti toni LassusAnthem Duo Seraphim Victoria

4 THURSDAY5.30 p.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Thanks-giving for theInstitutionof HolyCommunion

Kyrie, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMissa “Bell’ amfitrit’ altera” Lassus

Introit Cibavit eosAlleluia Caro meaOffertory O salutaris hostia (Aquinas) Lassus

Hymn 269 vv. 4, 5Communion Qui manducat


OrlandoGibbons,Chorister,Sizar,Composer,1625

Introit 136 Almighty and everlasting God GibbonsResponses Gibbons and SmithPsalm 145 vv. 15–end The eyes of all wait upon thee

GibbonsMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Second Service GibbonsAnthem 142 O clap your hands together Gibbons


Vigil Introit 365 King Henry VI’s Prayer LeyResponses LeightonPsalm 31 BattishillMagnificat GrierNunc dimittis Collegium Regale TavenerAnthem 346 Let all the world (Herbert)

Vaughan WilliamsHymn 334 All people that on earth do dwellOrgan Voluntary An Occasional Trumpet Voluntary

P Gowers

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JUNE

6.40 p.m.until

c.7.30 p.m.

RECITAL

Quartet for the End of Time MessiaenAndrew Marriner clarinetSavitri Grier violinIndira Grier celloFrancis Grier piano

7 THE FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY10.30 a.m. MATINS

Hymn 149 (t.ii)Father, we praise thee, now the night is over

Responses RadcliffePsalms 95 Goss 32 CooperJubilate and Te Deum

Britten in CAnthem Set me as a seal BrayHymn 256 On this day, the first of daysPreacher THE CHAPLAIN

Organ Voluntary 24 Pièces de Fantaisie –Carillon de Westminster Op. 54 No. 6 Vierne

¶ Collection for Médecins Sans Frontières, providing medicalaid where it is needed most – in armed conflicts, epidemics,famines and natural disasters.

3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Organ Prelude Laudatio Trinitatis Op. 39 RautavaaraHymn 150 (t.145) O blest Creator of the lightResponses RosePsalm 34 MartinMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Chichester Service WaltonAnthem Mr Valiant for Truth (Bunyan)

Vaughan WilliamsHymn 257 This is the day the Lord has madeOrgan Voluntary March ‘Crown Imperial’

Walton arr. Murrill

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JUNE


ThomasKen, Bishopof Bathand Wells,Nonjuror,HymnWriter 1711

Introit 365 King Henry VI’s Prayer LeyResponses RosePsalm 41 AttwoodMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Collegium Regale HowellsAnthem 346 Let all the world (Herbert)

Vaughan Williams


Introit Deo gracias ByrdResponses TomkinsPsalms 48 Turle 49 WalmisleyMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Wise in FAnthem 147 See, the Word is incarnate Gibbons

10 WEDNESDAY5.30 p.m.

VigilFESTAL EVENSONG WITH PROCESSION

sung by the choral scholarsProcessional Hymn 214 omit vv. 3, 5 (t.ii)

Let the round world with songs rejoiceResponses CleoburyPsalm 15 BattishillMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Short Service CleoburyAnthem Their sound is gone out Wills Psalm 19 v. 4Hymn 167 The Son of ConsolationOrgan Voluntary Three Preludes on Welsh Hymn-tunes –

Hyfrydol Vaughan Williams

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JUNE

11 BARNABAS THE APOSTLE5.30 p.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie XVI, Credo I, Sanctus XVIIIGloria, Agnus Dei

Missa ‘Euge bone’ TyeIntroit Mihi autem nimisAlleluia Ego vos elegiOffertory Hymn 225 Give me the wings of faith to riseCommunion Vos, qui secuti estis me . . . dicit DominusPost Communion Hymn 475 Ye holy angels brightOrgan Voluntary Nun danket alle Gott BWV 657 Bach


Introit 133 Let thy merciful ears MuddResponses MorleyPsalms 64 Defell from Cherubini 65 SmartMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Second Service TomkinsAnthem 58 Ave verum Corpus Byrd


Vigil Introit O God, my heart is ready RadcliffePsalm 108 v. 1

Responses RadcliffePsalm 70 AttwoodMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Noble in bAnthem 299 I was glad C H H ParryHymn 476 Ye servants of God, your Master proclaimOrgan Voluntary Grand Chœur in D Guilmant

6.30 p.m. Organ recital by TOM ETHERIDGE King’s CollegeAlleluyas PrestonEttrick Banks WeirWild Mossy Mountains WeirSymphonie V Op. 42 No. 1 Widor

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JUNE

14 THE SECOND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST (with brass)

Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMissa “Bell’ amfitrit’ altera” Lassus

Introit Factus est DominusAlleluia Deus, iudex iustusOffertory Hymn 374 omit v. 3

How sweet the name of Jesus soundsCommunion Cantabo DominoPost Communion Hymn 391 King of glory, King of peacePreacher THE DEAN

Organ Voluntary Prelude in f sharpBUXWV 146 Buxtehude


3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Organ Prelude Prélude et danse fuguée LitaizeHymn 414 O for a closer walk with GodResponses LeightonPsalm 150 StanfordMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Collegium Regale HowellsAnthem Thou art There Holloway (first performance)Hymn 333 All my hope on God is foundedOrgan Voluntary Toccata P Gowers

CHORAL SERVICES RESUME ONWEDNESDAY 24 JUNE

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JUNE

24 THE BIRTH OF JOHN THE BAPTIST5.30 p.m.

GraduationDay

FESTAL EVENSONG WITH PROCESSION

sung by the choral scholarsIntroit 178 Cantate Domino PitoniResponses TallisPsalm 82 Tone VIIIMagnificat and Nunc dimittis sexti toni LassusAnthem 149 This is the record of John GibbonsHymn 224 For all thy saints, O LordOrgan Voluntary Puer nobis nascitur

SWWV 315 Sweelinck


Introit 133 Let thy merciful ears MuddResponses MorleyPsalm 119 vv. 89–104 Garrett, HavergalMagnificat Third Service ByrdNunc dimittis Great Service ByrdAnthem 179 Hear my prayer Purcell


Introit 145 O Lord, increase my faith LoosemoreResponses TomkinsPsalm 119 vv. 121–144 Coward, Lord MorningtonMagnificat Great Service ByrdNunc dimittis Third Service ByrdAnthem 22 O nata lux de lumine Tallis


Vigil Processional Hymn 214 omit vv. 3, 5 (t.ii)Let the round world with songs rejoice

Responses AylewardPsalms 66 Atkins 67 BairstowMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Noble in bAnthem 359 Evening Hymn Balfour GardinerHymn 172 Thou art the Christ, O LordOrgan Voluntary Symphonie I – Final Op. 14 Vierne

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JUNE

28 PETER AND PAUL, APOSTLES10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiCollegium Regale Howells

Introit Nunc scio vereAlleluia Tu es PetrusOffertory Hymn 388 Jesus shall reign where’er the sunCommunion Tu es PetrusPost Communion Hymn 484 omit v. 3 (t.167)

The Church’s one foundationAddress MR CALUM ZUCKERT

Ordinand and Affiliated Student at King’s CollegeOrgan Voluntary Six Pieces for Organ – Paean Howells


3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Organ Prelude Trio Sonata in e BWV 528 BachHymn 417 O God, our help in ages pastResponses LeightonPsalms 124 Ouseley 138 TurleMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Rubbra in A flatAnthem The Twelve (Auden) WaltonHymn 478 Ye watchers and ye holy onesOrgan Voluntary Toccata ‘Tu es Petra’ Mulet

29 MONDAY

¶ There is no Evensong today


Introit A Hymn to the Virgin BrittenResponses RadcliffePsalms 147 Lord Mornington 149 AlcockMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Jesus College Service MathiasAnthem I love the Lord Harvey Psalm 116 vv. 1–4, 7–9

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JULY


Introit 178 Cantate Domino PitoniResponses TallisPsalm 7 Tone IMagnificat and Nunc dimittis in falsibordone ByrdAnthem 170 Rejoice in the Lord Humfrey

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JULY

2 THURSDAY6.00 p.m. EVENSONG SUNG JOINTLY BY THE CHOIRS OF KING’S AND

ST JOHN’S COLLEGES IN KING’S COLLEGE CHAPEL

Organ Prelude Master Tallis’ Testament HowellsIntroit 365 King Henry VI’s Prayer LeyResponses RadcliffePsalms 42, 43 S Wesley, anon.Magnificat and Nunc dimittis

Collegium Regale HowellsAnthem 299 I was glad C H H ParryTe Deum Collegium Regale HowellsHymn 362 (t.185) Glorious things of thee are spokenOrgan Voluntary Psalm Prelude Set 2 No. 3 Howells

¶ This service is being recorded for transmission on 8 Julyby BBC Radio Three


Introit 145 O Lord, increase my faith LoosemoreResponses TomkinsPsalm 18 vv. 1–30 Ouseley, Goss, S S WesleyMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Short Service WeelkesAnthem Take him, earth, for cherishing Howells

4 SATURDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG (music chosen by leaving choristers)

Vigil Introit 249 Insanae et vanae curae HaydnResponses LeightonPsalm 23 GossMagnificat SwayneNunc dimittis HolstAnthem God is gone up FinziHymn 436 Praise, my soul, the King of heavenOrgan Voluntary Hommage à Igor Stravinsky – Final

Hakim

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JULY

5 THE FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie XVI, Credo IIIGloria, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Dei

Missa ‘Euge bone’ TyeIntroit Exaudi, Domine . . . adiutorAlleluia In te, Domine, speraviOffertory Hymn 393 Lead us, heavenly Father, lead usCommunion Unam petiiPost Communion Hymn 461

There’s a wideness in God’s mercyPreacher THE CHAPLAIN

Organ Voluntary Pavana LachrimaeSWWV 328 Sweelinck


3.30 p.m. EVENSONG (music chosen by graduating choral scholars)Organ Prelude Prière Op. 20 FranckIntroit Think on these things BusiakiewiczResponses TomkinsPsalm 130 Walford DaviesMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Great Service ByrdAnthem 167 Lord, let me know mine end C H H ParryHymn 86 omit v. 4 My song is love unknownOrgan Voluntary Fugue in E flat BWV 552ii Bach

CHORAL SERVICES RESUME ONSATURDAY 26 SEPTEMBER

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SEPTEMBER


Vigil Introit 365 King Henry VI’s Prayer LeyResponses RadcliffePsalm 119 vv. 145–end Turle, EdwardsMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Stanford in CAnthem For lo, I raise up Stanford from Habbakuk 1; 2Hymn 336 Angel-voices ever singingOrgan Voluntary Postlude in d Op. 105 No. 6 Stanford

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27 THE SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMissa brevis Berkeley

Credo IIIIntroit Iustus es, DomineAlleluia Dextera DeiOffertory Hymn 385 Jesu, the very thought of theeCommunion VovetePost Communion Hymn 235

Forth in thy name, O Lord, I goOrgan Voluntary Impromptu L Berkeley


CHORAL SERVICES RESUME ONSATURDAY 3 OCTOBER

CHORISTERS AT KING’SIf you have a son in Years 2 or 3 at school who likes singing and is

enthusiastic about music, we encourage you to get in touch withCaroline in the Choir Office, who can tell you about the benefits

that come with being a chorister, and answer your questions aboutlife in King’s College Choir and at King’s College SchoolPlease email her at [email protected] or telephone

01223 331224King’s College, Cambridge, CB2 1ST

www.kings.cam.ac.uk/choirThe next formal auditions for choristerships are on Saturday 26September 2015, but enquiries are welcome all the year round.

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Special Sermons to Mark our 500th Anniversary Year

King’s Divines

18 January Brooke Foss Westcott, Fellow

The Dean, The Revd Dr Stephen Cherry

10 May Benjamin Whichcote, Provost

Dr Douglas Hedley, Reader in Hermeneutics and Metaphysics, Fellow of Clare College

7 June Orlando Gibbons, Chorister

The Chaplain, The Revd Richard Lloyd Morgan

14 June Eric Milner White, Chaplain, Dean and Fellow

The Dean, The Revd Dr Stephen Cherry

11 October A. H. Mann, Organist

Dr Nicholas Marston, Fellow

25 October Henry VI, FounderProfessor Eamon Duffy, Emeritus Professor in the History of Christianity,

Fellow of Magdalene College

15 November Charles Simeon, Vice Provost and Fellow

Professor Ross Harrison, Fellow

Education, Religion, Learning and Research

26 April Education

Mr Tony Little, Headmaster of Eton College

3 May ReligionThe Revd Dr Erica Longfellow, Dean of Divinity and Chaplain of New College,

Oxford

15 February LearningThe Reverend Dr Rowan Williams, Chaplain of York University and

Non-Resident Member of King’s College

17 May Research (The Sermon Before the University)The Lord Williams of Oystermouth, Master of Magdalene College,

Former Archbishop of Canterbury

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The Friends of King’s College, Chapel and Choir

The Chapel of King’s College, Cambridge is one of the most importantmedieval buildings in Europe. Since its Foundation by King Henry VI overfive centuries ago, choral services have been an essential part of the dailylife of the College.

The architectural majesty of the Chapel and the great musical quality ofthe Choir are admired and loved by millions of people the world over. Yetthe College is solely responsible for the maintenance of the Chapel and thecosts of the Choir.

The Friends of King’s College, Chapel and Choir programme encouragesand recognises the financial support of individuals, families, foundationsand organisations.

Gifts and bequests from Friends provide essential funding for the College.As a Friend, you help to ensure that the brightest and most promisingstudentsattendKing’s, tosupport teachingandresearchbyanextraordinaryFellowship, andtorestoreandmaintainourremarkablebuildings, includingthe iconic Chapel. In addition, many Friends choose specifically to supportthe Choir by helping with the refurbishment of the great organ, funding forchoristerships, sponsoring travel, and contributing to the Choir endowmentfund.

To make a gift to the College (including international donations) or formore information on ways to support the College, Chapel and Choir, pleaseget in touch:

King’s FriendsDevelopment OfficeKing’s CollegeCambridge CB2 1STTel +44 (0)1223 331 443Email [email protected] www.kings.cam.ac.uk

King’s College is UK Registered Charity No. 1139422

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CHAPEL AND SERVICES INFORMATIONwww.kings.cam.ac.uk/chapel

01223 746506

KING’S VISITOR [email protected]

01223 769342

Dean

THE REVEREND DR STEPHEN CHERRY

@DeanKingsCambs

[email protected]

7Director of Music

DR STEPHEN CLEOBURY

@SJCleobury

[email protected]

7Chaplain

THE REVEREND RICHARD LLOYD MORGAN

@RichardLloydMor

[email protected]

7Dean’s Verger

MR IAN GRIFFITHS

[email protected]

7Dean’s PA

MS ANDREA CROSSMAN

[email protected]

7Director of Music’s PA

MS CAROLINE WALKER

[email protected]

7Chapel Manager

MRS JANET COPELAND

[email protected]

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