New THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST · 2020. 3. 9. · Responses: Radcliffe Canticles: Farrant, Short Service Anthem: Gibbons, Almighty and everlasting God Psalm 29 Hymn 14 Thursday 30

THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF

SAINT PETER AND

THE HOLY AND INDIVISIBLE TRINITY

GLOUCESTER

Services and Music

February 2020 – Easter 2020

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SERVICES AND MUSIC

February 2020 – Easter 2020

Stephen Lake, Dean

Richard Mitchell, Precentor

Adrian Partington, Director of Music -----------------------------------

Canon in Residence:

January

27-31: Canon Celia Thomson

February


3-9: Canon Richard Mitchell


17-23: The Very Revd Stephen Lake

24-29: Canon Nikki Arthy

March

1: Canon Nikki Arthy

2-8: The Venerable Hilary Dawson




30-31: Canon Andrew Braddock

April

1-12: Canon Andrew Braddock


20-26: Canon Nikki Arthy

27-30: The Very Revd Stephen Lake Occasionally there may be changes to the details of the services,

however where possible any such changes will be posted on the

Gloucester Cathedral website.

For further details on the recitals and concerts, please visit the

Gloucester Cathedral website.

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Gloucestershire Youth Concert

Monday 9 March 2020, 7:30pm

Gloucester Cathedral Youth Choir (in their 20th Anniversary year) and Gloucestershire

Youth Chamber Orchestra team up to perform two spectacular works: Beethoven’s

Symphony No. 1 and Fauré’s Requiem.

This is free concert with a retiring collection – so come and listen to the talented young

people of Gloucestershire perform these two masterpieces.

Saint Cecilia Singers

World premiere to round off

Saint Cecilia Singers 70th anniversary season

Timeless Reflections Saturday 28 March 2020 at Gloucester Cathedral

The Saint Cecilia Singers, Gloucester Cathedral’s chamber choir, will round off its 70th

anniversary season with the world premiere of Requiem Canticles, specially commissioned

from Neil Cox. Two famous masterpieces of devotional music: Allegri’s Miserere and

Lotti’s Crucifixus along with John Sanders’ Reproaches form the first half of the

programme for the Lenten concert. It takes place at Gloucester Cathedral on Saturday

28th March at 7pm.

Soloists in Requiem Canticles are countertenor Tom Lilburn and soprano Catriona

Holsgrove; the work is accompanied by organist Christoper Allsop, pianist Derek Harris

and musicians from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. The piece also

incorporates a recording of the Bells of Speyer Cathedral.

Tickets are £20 in advance or £22 on the door, children under 18 free from

www.saintceciliasingers.org.uk

http://www.saintceciliasingers.org.uk/

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26 January – 1 February

Sunday 26 THIRD SUNDAY OF EPIPHANY

7.40 Morning Prayer Psalm 113

8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist (with cornets and sackbuts)

Setting: Lassus, Missa Bell’ Amfitrit’ altera

Motet: A. Gabrieli, O sacrum convivium

G. Gabrieli, O Domine Jesu Christe

Hymns 87 (vv.1, 2, 5, 6), 422, 622, 305, 490(t.i)

Preacher: The Very Revd Stephen Lake

3.00 Evensong

Introit: Victoria, Gaudent in coelis

Canticles: Stanford in A

Anthem: Stanford, Beati quorum via

Preacher: Canon Andrew Braddock

Voluntary: Stanford, Prelude and Fugue in C (op. 193 no. 1)

Responses: Byrd

Psalm 33

Hymn 395

Regular Holy Communion Services held at 8.00 & 12.30- Monday to Saturday

Monday 27


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Aston

Canticles: Arnold in A

Anthem: Parry, He delivereth the poor

Psalm 138

Hymn 487

Verses: Cantoris

Tuesday 28 Thomas Aquinas, priest, philosopher, teacher of the faith, 1274


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Radcliffe

Canticles: Noble in B minor

Anthem: Byrd, Sing joyfully

Psalm 145

Hymn 438

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Wednesday 29


5.30 Evensong


Canticles: Farrant, Short Service

Anthem: Gibbons, Almighty and everlasting God

Psalm 29

Hymn 14

Thursday 30 Charles, king and martyr, 1649


5.30 Evensong sung by the Cathedral Youth Choir

Responses: Humphrey Clucas

Canticles: Brewer in B flat

Anthem: Brahms, Geistliches Lied

Psalm 24

Hymn 532

Friday 31


5.30 Evensong


Canticles: Gibbons, Short Service

Anthem: Eccard, Maria, das Jungfräuelein

Psalm 67

Saturday 1



Introit: Sanders, A Prayer

Responses: Sanders (Set II)

Canticles: Grayston Ives in D

Anthem: Farrant/Hilton, Lord, for thy tender mercy’s sake

Psalm 118

Hymn 267

Taborers Society Informal Concert

Saturday 1 February 1.00pm

The Wonders of the Pipe and Tabor

Members of the Taborers Society will give a short concert featuring the pipe and tabor,

playing a range of music from the Mediaeval and Tudor periods. This will include an

ancient carol from ca. 1280 composed in Gloucester at Llanthony Secunda Priory “Edi

beo thu, hevene quene”. Admission free

www.pipeandtabor.org

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2 February – 8 February

Sunday 2 PRESENTATION OF CHRIST IN THE TEMPLE

CANDLEMAS


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: Byrd, Mass for four voices

Motet: Byrd, Hodie beata Virgo

Hymns 44 (vv.1, 3-5), 360, 513, 519, 112(AMHS t.362)

Preacher: Revd Robert Church

Voluntary: Bruhns, Praeludium in G

6.00 Candlemas Procession


Monday 3 Anskar, archbishop, missionary, 865

Blaise, Bishop of Sebastopol, martyr, c.316


5.30 Evensong

Responses: David Terry

Canticles: Jonathan White, Collegium Magdalenae Oxoniense

Anthem: Arwel Hughes, Tydi a Roddaist

Psalm 4

Hymn 416(t.i)

Verses: Decani

Tuesday 4


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Sumsion

Canticles: Watson in E

Anthem: Byrd, Senex puerum portabat

Psalm 9

Hymn 449

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Wednesday 5

8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 119.1-32

5.30 Evensong

Responses: Sumsion

Canticles: Stanford in G

Anthem: Monteverdi, Lauda Jerusalem

Psalm 11

Hymn 379

Thursday 6



Responses: Smith

Canticles: Statham in E minor

Anthem: S. S. Wesley, Lead me, Lord

Psalm 18.1-30

Hymn 359

Friday 7


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Sumsion

Canticles: Tomkins, Second Service

Anthem: Tallis, Salvator mundi

Psalm 22

Saturday 8


4.30 Evensong

Introit: Mudd, Let thy merciful ears

Responses: Sumsion

Canticles: Magnificat – Morley, Fauxbourdons

Nunc dimittis – Rachmaninoff

Anthem: Rachmaninoff, Svete tikhii

Psalm 24

Hymn 543(t.i)

Evening Organ Recital

Wednesday 5 February 7.30pm

D’Arcy Trinkwon

International Concert Organist

You are invited to join us at 6.45pm for a pre-recital reception.

Admission free with retiring collection in aid of Cathedral Music

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Sunday 9 THIRD SUNDAY BEFORE LENT


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: David Thorne, Mass of St Thomas

Motet: Philip Wilby, Make me a light

Hymns 362, 628, 775(AMHS), 508

Preacher: Canon Richard Mitchell

Voluntary: Benedict, Marche des templiers (arr. W. T. Best)

3.00 Evensong

Introit: Neil Cox, Keep me as the apple of an eye

Canticles: Howells, Gloucester Service

Anthem: Harris, Strengthen ye the weak hands

Preacher: Canon Sandra Millar

Voluntary: Alcock, Introduction and Passacaglia

Responses: Sumsion

Psalm 5

Hymn 543 (t. i)


Monday 10


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Jeremy Woodside

Canticles: Mark Blatchly, Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis in C

Anthem: Attwood, Turn thy face from my sins

Psalm 28

Hymn 548

Verses: Cantoris

Tuesday 11


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Smith

Canticles: Richard Shephard, Gloucester Service

Anthem: Ian King, O clap your hands

Psalm 33

Hymn 497

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Wednesday 12


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Smith

Canticles: Brewer in D

Anthem: James MacMillan, O radiant dawn

Psalm 119.33-56

Hymn 545

Thursday 13



Responses: Ashley Grote

Canticles: Stanford in B flat

Anthem: S. S. Wesley, Blessed be the God and Father

Psalm 40

Hymn 520

Friday 14 Cyril and Methodius, missionaries, 869 and 885


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Smith

Canticles: Patrick, Short Service

Anthem: Tomkins, When David heard

Psalm 35

Saturday 15 Sigfrid, Monk at Glastonbury, Bishop, Apostle of Sweden, 1045


4.30 Evensong sung by Peterborough Chamber Choir

Introit: Wood, Oculi Omnium

Responses: Vann (Set IV)

Canticles: Whitlock, Evening Service

Anthem: Wood, Great Lord of Lords

Psalm 46

Hymn 590

Evensong sung by the Cathedral Choir

and pupils from the Crypt School

Wednesday 12 February 5.30pm

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Sunday 16 SECOND SUNDAY BEFORE LENT


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist sung by Peterborough Chamber Choir

Setting: Byrd, Mass for five voices

Rupert Lang, Agneau de Dieu

Motet: Whitlock, Here, O my Lord, I see thee face to face

Hymns 250 v1-3,7, 253 T1, 262, 477, 267

Preacher: Canon Celia Thomson

Voluntary: Leighton, Paean

3.00 Evensong sung by Peterborough Chamber Choir

Introit: Penelope Thwaites, St Teresa’s Bookmark

Canticles: June Nixon, Fauxbourdons

Anthem: June Nixon, Soul of my Saviour

Preacher: Canon Celia Thomson

Voluntary: Buxtehude, Prelude and Fugue in D major

Responses: Vann

Psalm 148

Hymn 181 (t. i)


Monday 17 Janani Luwum, archbishop, martyr, 1977


5.30 Evening Prayer Psalm 47

Verses: Decani

Tuesday 18 The Reformation Martyrs of Gloucestershire



Wednesday 19


5.30 Evensong sung by Christ Church College Choir, Oxford

Responses: Rose

Canticles: Howells, Collegium Regale

Anthem: Ireland, Greater love hath no man

Psalm 59

Hymn 556

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Thursday 20


5.30 Evening Prayer

Psalm 62

Friday 21



Saturday 22 Emma Dent of Winchcombe, Educationalist, 1900


4.30 Evensong sung by the Choir of Christ Church,

Southgate

Introit: Wesley, Lead me, Lord

Responses: Sanders


Anthem: Elgar, The Spirit of the Lord

Psalm 66

Hymn 603 t.1

SoliDeisten - Dresden, Germany

Informal Lunchtime Concert

Monday 2 March 1.00pm

The sextet of Dresden soloists joined together in 2016. The centre of attention for the

“SoliDeisten” are Bach’s motets or arias performed as solo - complemented by works

from the Renaissance to the Modern Age set for six voices. Their current program

focuses on Lent and includes Spirituals as well.

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Sunday 23 SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE LENT


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: Darke in F

Motet: Mark Blatchly, Panis angelicus

Hymns 474, 248, 175, 254, 2


Voluntary: Dupré, Prelude and Fugue in G minor

3.00 Evensong

Introit: Richard Lloyd, View me, Lord


Anthem: Stanford, For lo, I raise up


Voluntary: Stanford, Fantasia and Toccata Op.57

Responses: Smith

Psalm 84

Hymn 598 (t. i)

Regular Holy Communion Services held at 8.00 & 12.30- Monday to Friday

Saturday 12.30 Holy Communion cancelled (29 February)

Monday 24


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Malcolm Archer (Set II)

Canticles: Malcolm Archer, Salisbury Service

Anthem: Dering, Gaudent in coelis

Psalm 72

Hymn 395

Verses: Cantoris

Tuesday 25


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Smith

Canticles: D. Purcell in E minor

Anthem: H. Purcell, Thy word is a lantern

Psalm 74

Hymn 503 (t. i)

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Wednesday 26 ASH WEDNESDAY


12.30 Eucharist with Imposition of Ashes

5.30 Evensong

Responses: plainsong

Canticles: Causton, Short Service

Anthem: Byrd, Miserere mei

Psalm 51 (Allegri)

Hymn 532

7.30 Eucharist and Imposition of Ashes

sung by the Cathedral Youth Choir

Setting: Darke in E

Motet: Tallis, If ye love me

Hymns: 95, 411, AMHS 123 (t. CP 385)

Voluntary: J. S. Bach, Erbarm’ dich mein (BWV 721)

Thursday 27 George Herbert, priest, poet, 1633




Canticles: Sumsion in A

Anthem: Morley, Nolo mortem peccatoris

Psalm 78.66-end

Hymn 587

Friday 28


5.30 Evensong


Canticles: Tallis, Short Service

Anthem: Tallis, In ieiunio et fletu

Psalm 31

Saturday 29 Oswald, Bishop of Worcester, Monastic Founder, 992


12.30 Note: Holy Communion service cancelled today

4.30 Evensong

Introit: S. S. Wesley, Lead me, Lord


Canticles: Walton, Chichester Service

Anthem: Casals, O vos omnes

Psalm 73

Hymn 428

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1 March – 7 March

Sunday 1 FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: Vaughan Williams, Mass in G

Motet: H. Purcell, Hear my prayer

Hymns 95, 165, 70, 385, 455

Preacher: Canon Andrew Braddock

Voluntary: Mendelssohn, Sonata No. 3 in A (1st movement)

3.00 Evensong

Introit: Farrant, Hide not thou thy face

Canticles: Gibbons, Second Service

Anthem: Byrd, Ne irasceris

Preacher: Canon Tudor Griffiths

Voluntary: J. S. Bach, Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor

(BWV 582)

5.00 Compline

Responses: Smith

Psalm 49

Hymn 98


Monday 2 Chad, bishop, missionary, 672


1.05 Meditation for Everyone

5.30 Evening Prayer

Psalm 13

Verses: Decani

Tuesday 3


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Janet Wheeler

Canticles: Harwood in A flat

Anthem: S. S. Wesley, Wash me throughly

Psalm 45

Hymn 106

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Wednesday 4 Ember Day


5.30 Evensong


Canticles: Byrd, Second Service

Anthem: Battishill, O Lord, look down from heaven

Psalm 28

Hymn 101

Thursday 5



Responses: Ashley Grote

Canticles: Brewer in B flat

Anthem: Fauré, In paradisum (Requiem)

Psalm 142

Hymn 532

Friday 6 Ember Day


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Rose

Canticles: Victoria, Tertii toni

Anthem: Josquin, Absalon fili mi

Psalm 55

Saturday 7 Perpetua, Felicity and companions, martyrs, 203

Ember Day


4.30 Evensong

Introit: Tallis, If ye love me


Canticles: Gray in F minor

Anthem: Stainer, God so loved the world

Psalm 4

Hymn 97 (t. ii)

SoliDeisten - Dresden, Germany

Monday 2 March 1.00pm Informal concert – see page 10 for details

Evening Organ Recital Wednesday 4 March 7.30pm

Christopher Herrick, International Concert Organist.

Admission free with retiring collection in aid of Cathedral Music

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8 March – 14 March

Sunday 8 SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: Poulenc, Mass in G

Motet: Mark Blatchly, Tantum ergo

Hymns 368, 101, 424, 6 (t. i), 416 (t. i)


Voluntary: Vierne, Allegro maestoso (Symphony 3)

3.00 Civic Service

Introit: Ley, A prayer of King Henry VI

Canticles: Howells, St Augustine’s Service

Anthem: Howells, O pray for the peace of Jerusalem


Voluntary: Vierne, Final (Symphony 3)


Psalm 135

Hymns on order of service


Monday 9



5.30 Evensong

Responses: Nia Llewelyn Jones

Canticles: Sumsion in G

Anthem: Harris, King of glory, King of peace

Psalm 136

Hymn 411

Verses: Cantoris

Tuesday 10


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Rose

Canticles: H. Purcell in G minor

Anthem: H. Purcell, Jehovah quam multi sunt

Psalm 52

Hymn 96 t.2

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Wednesday 11



6.00 Junior Voices Project

Thursday 12



Responses: Sanders (Set II)

Canticles: Statham in E minor

Anthem: H. Purcell, Remember not, Lord, our offences

Psalm 71

Hymn 427

Friday 13


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Rose

Canticles: Weelkes, Short Service

Anthem: Gibbons, O Lord, in thy wrath

Psalm 6

Saturday 14



Junior Voices Project Concert

Wednesday 11 March 6.00pm Grab all your family and friends and head to Gloucester Cathedral to hear the beautiful

voices of the Cathedral Choir, Cathedral Junior Choir and choirs from schools around

Gloucester join together for the Junior Voices Project.Retiring collection for the Junior

Voices Project

St John Passion – Johann Sebastian Bach Saturday 14 March 7.00pm

Gloucester Choral Society with Corelli Orchestra

Conductor: Adrian Partington

Perhaps one of Bach’s best choral masterpieces, the telling of the Passion of Christ as

written in the gospel of John is always a beautiful and poignant concert during the Lent

period.Concerts & RecitalsMARCHTickets: £25, £21, £18, £10 available from

www.gloucesterchoral.com or from Three Choirs Box Office: www.3choirs.org Tel:

01452 768928

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Sunday 15 THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: Palestrina, Missa brevis

Motet: Palestrina, Sicut cervus

Hymns 435, 541 (omit v.3), 175, AMHS 805, 469

Preacher: Canon Nikki Arthy

Voluntary: J. S. Bach, Prelude and Fugue in B minor (BWV 544)

3.00 Evensong with Declaration of High Sheriff

Canticles: Howells in G

Anthem: Howells, Like as the hart

Voluntary: Brewer, Marche heroïque

Responses: Rose

Psalm 40

Hymns on order of service


Monday 16



5.30 Evensong

Responses: Aston

Canticles: Harker in D

Anthem: Nia Llewelyn Jones, Joseph, thou son of David

Psalm 127

Hymn 505

Verses: Decani

Tuesday 17 Patrick, bishop, missionary, c.640


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Howells

Canticles: Wise in F

Anthem: Farrant, Call to remembrance

Psalm 64

Hymn 438

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Wednesday 18


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Howells

Canticles: Batten, Fourth Service

Anthem: Ian King, We beseech thee, Almighty God

Psalm 132

Hymn 467

Thursday 19 JOSEPH OF NAZARETH


5.30 Eucharist sung by the Cathedral Youth Choir

Setting: Sumsion in F

Motet: Franck, Panis angelicus

Hymns 395, 377, 507

Preacher Canon Richard Mitchell

Friday 20 Cuthbert, bishop, missionary, 687


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Howells

Canticles: Morley, Short Service

Anthem: Morley, Nolo mortem peccatoris

Psalm 69

Saturday 21 Thomas Cranmer, archbishop, Reformation martyr, 1556


4.30 Evensong

Introit: Wood, Oculi omnium

Responses: Howells

Canticles: Blair in B minor

Anthem: Stanford, The Lord is my shepherd

Psalm 116

Hymn 562

Newquay Male Voice Choir

Friday 20 March 1.00pm Informal Concert

Since its formation in 1974 Newquay Male Voice Choir has developed a reputation as a

choir that is full of vim and vitality, determined to share their enthusiasm for singing with

all those they meet. The choir has raised large sums for a wide variety of local and

national charities and community groups. The concert today in the Cathedral is given in

aid of the James Hopkins Trust. Those present are encouraged to give generously.

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Sunday 22 FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT

MOTHERING SUNDAY


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: David Thorne, Mass of St Thomas

Motet: trad. French, Ave Maria

Hymns 253 (t. i), AMHS 365, AMHS 592, AMHS 136


Voluntary: J. S. Bach, Fuga sopra il Magnificat (BWV 733)

3.00 Evensong

Introit: Victoria, Ave Maria

Canticles: Morley, First Service

Anthem: Parsons, Ave Maria


Voluntary: Buxtehude, Ciacona in E minor (BuxWV 160)

5.00 Compline

Responses: Howells

Psalm 31

Hymn 530


Monday 23



5.30 Evensong

Responses: Sumsion

Canticles: Rose in E

Anthem: Kedrov, Otche nash

Psalm 25

Hymn 496

Verses: Cantoris

Tuesday 24


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Paul Spicer

Canticles: Walmisley in D minor

Anthem: Bruckner, Christus factus est

Psalm 85

Hymn 238

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Wednesday 25 THE ANNUNCIATION


5.30 Evensong


Canticles: Weelkes, Sixth Service

Anthem: Louis Mander, De profundis (first performance)

Psalm 131

Hymn 243

Thursday 26



Responses: Jonathan Hope

Canticles: Grayston Ives in D

Anthem: Mozart, Ave verum corpus

Psalm 94

Hymn 494

Friday 27


5.30 Evensong


Canticles: Byrd, Fauxbourdons

Anthem: Byrd, Civitas sancti tui

Psalm 16

Saturday 28 Arthur Stanton, priest, born and died at Paganhill, 1913


4.30 Evensong

Introit: Mudd, Let thy merciful ears


Canticles: Weelkes, Service for trebles

Anthem: Blow, Salvator mundi

Psalm 140

Hymn 113

Saint Cecilia Singers

Saturday 28 March 7.00pm Timeless Reflections

Intensely dramatic masterpieces of devotional music - Allegri's Miserere, Sanders:

Reproaches and Lotti's Crucifixus alongside the world premiere of Neil Cox's Requiem

Canticles, commissioned for the Saint Cecilia Singers' 70th anniversary.Tickets: Adults

£17.50, (£20 on the door), Under 18's free available from www.saintceciliasingers.org.uk See page 2 for more details.

http://www.saintceciliasingers.org.uk/

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29 March – 4 April

Sunday 29 FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT

PASSIONTIDE


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: Palestrina, Missa Papae Marcelli

Motet: Palestrina, O bone Jesu

Hymns 118, 125, 598, 279 (omit v.3), 582

Preacher: The Venerable Hilary Dawson

Voluntary: J. S. Bach, Prelude and Fugue in C minor

(BWV 546)

3.00 Evensong

Introit: Loosemoore, O Lord, increase our faith

Canticles: S. S. Wesley in E

Anthem: S. S. Wesley, Cast me not away

Preacher: Canon Howard Gilbert

Voluntary: Dupré, Crucifixion (from Symphonie-Passion)

Responses:

Psalm 30

Hymn 127


Monday 30



5.30 Evensong

Responses: David Halls (Set II)

Canticles: Ian King, Gloucester Girls’ Service

Anthem: Elgar, Ave verum corpus

Psalm 26

Hymn 126

Verses: Decani

Tuesday 31


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Morley

Canticles: Gibbons, Fauxbourdons

Anthem: Ouseley, O Saviour of the world

Psalm 61

Hymn 100

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Wednesday 1


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Morley

Canticles: Holmes, Fauxbourdons

Anthem: Tallis, Miserere nostri

Psalm 62

Hymn 415

Thursday 2




Canticles: plainsong, tone iv

Anthem: Bairstow, Jesu, the very thought of thee

Psalm 43

Hymn 116

Friday 3


5.30 Evensong sung by the Lay Clerks and Choral Scholars

Responses: Tallis

Canticles: Doveton

Anthem: Rob Waters, Nolo mortem peccatoris

Psalm 31

Saturday 4


4.30 Evensong sung by the

Choir of St Mary’s Collegiate Church, Warwick

Introit: Howells, Psalm 121 (from Requiem)

Responses: Richard Shephard

Canticles: Howells, Gloucester Service

Anthem: Bairstow, Save us, O Lord

Psalm 130

Hymn 382

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5 April – 9 April

Sunday 5 PALM SUNDAY


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: Seiber, Missa brevis

Matthew Clark, St Mark Passion

Motets: Weelkes, Hosanna to the Son of David

Lassus, Adoramus te, Christe

Hymns 128 (processional), AMHS 164, 112 (omit v.6),

AMHS 805, The Journey of Life

Voluntary: J. S. Bach, Valet will ich dir geben (BWV 736)

3.00 Evensong

Introit: Tallis, In manus tuas

Canticles: Tomkins, Fifth Service

Anthem: Anerio, Christus factus est

Preacher: The Venerable Hilary Dawson

Voluntary: J. S. Bach, Herzlich tut mich verlangen (BWV 727)

5.00 Compline

Responses: Morley

Psalm 80

Hymn 129

Regular Holy Communion Services held at 8.00 & 12.30

Monday to Thursday only

Monday 6 Monday of Holy Week



5.30 Evensong


Canticles: Grassi, Magnificat octavi toni

Tonus peregrinus, Nunc dimittis

Anthem: plainsong, Stabat mater dolorosa

Psalm 3

Hymn 120

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Verses: Cantoris

Tuesday 7 Tuesday of Holy Week


5.30 Evensong


Canticles: Tomkins, Fauxbourdons

Anthem: Lassus, Tristis est anima mea

Psalm 55

Hymn 127

Wednesday 8 Wednesday of Holy Week


5.30 Evensong


Canticles: Farrant, Short Service

Anthem: Gesualdo, O vos omnes

Psalm 88

Hymn 108

Thursday 9 MAUNDY THURSDAY

8.30 Morning Prayer

11.00 Diocesan Chrism Eucharist

Setting: Ireland in C

Anthem: Ireland, Greater love hath no man

Psalm 42

5.30 Evensong sung by the Lay Clerks and Choral Scholars


Canticles: plainsong, tone iv

Anthem: Tallis, The Lamentations of Jeremiah, Part I

Psalm 39

Hymn 276 (t. i)

7.30 Eucharist of the Last Supper

Setting: plainsong, Mass XVIII

Motet: Duruflé, Ubi caritas

Holy Week Compline and Address

7.30pm at St Mary de Lode Church

Monday 6 April, Compline & Address given by Dean Stephen

Tuesday 7 April, Compline & Address given by Canon Richard

Wednesday 8 April, Compline & Address given by Archdeacon Hilary

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10 – 12 April

Friday 10 GOOD FRIDAY

12.00 Service mirroring Jesus’ Three Hours on the Cross

12.00-1.30 The Preaching of the Passion:

Revd Tom Clammer

1.30-3.00 The Liturgy of Good Friday

Lotti, Crucifixus

Ian King, St John Passion

Sanders, The Reproaches

John IV of Portugal, Crux fidelis

Saturday 11 EASTER EVE



8.00 Liturgy of Easter Eve

with Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist

Sunday 12 EASTER DAY


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 Festal Eucharist

Setting: Stanford in B flat and F

Motet: Byrd, Haec dies

Hymns 147, 136 (vv.1-3), AMHS 193, 137, 153, 160

Preacher: The Bishop of Gloucester

Voluntary: Widor, Toccata (Symphony 5)

3.00 Evensong and Procession to Cloister Garth

Introit: Scheidt, Surrexit Christus hodie

Canticles: Neil Cox, Gloucester Service

Anthem: Stanford, Ye choirs of new Jerusalem


Voluntary: Dupré, Résurrection (from Symphonie-Passion)

Responses: Smith

Psalm 105.1-15

Hymns 162, 141, 145

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Organ Recitals 2020

Wednesday 22 April 7.30pm

Jonathan Hope

Assistant Director of Music, Gloucester Cathedral

Wednesday 27 May 7.30pm

David Briggs

Artist-in-Residence, St. John the Divine Cathedral, New York City, USA

Organist Emeritus, Gloucester Cathedral

Wednesday 17 June 7.30pm

Mary Pan

Organ Scholar, Gloucester Cathedral

Wednesday 23 September 7.30pm

Daniel Seeger

Berlin, Germany

Saturday 17 October 7.30pm (note the day of the week)

Adrian Partington

Director of Music, Gloucester Cathedral

Recital attended by the Stanford Society (USA)

Sunday 13 December 6.00pm (note earlier time)

Jonathan Hope

Assistant Director of Music, Gloucester Cathedral

Messiaen La Nativité du Seigneur

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Support the Glory of Music

Choral music has been an integral part of Cathedral life for almost 500 years and

breathes life into our wonderful building and brings joy to us all.

In Gloucester we are rightly proud of our musicians and the quality of our choirs.

If you wish to keep our choral tradition alive, please support our choirs.

The Youth Choir, Middle Choir, Junior Choir, boy and girl choristers all depend on your

support.

Help Cathedral music to thrive by making a donation or leaving a gift in your will or by

becoming a Music Patron for as little as £10 a month.

If you would like more information about supporting music at Gloucester Cathedral,

please contact our Development Manager, Sonia Bielaszewska:

Email: [email protected] Telephone: 01452 874965

Supporting

the Cathedral

The Friends of Gloucester Cathedral comprises many different people, all of whom have

an abiding concern for the future wellbeing of Gloucester Cathedral, its community and

its spiritual influence. Being members of the Friends enables people to support the

Cathedral in many ways and at the same time to be part of a social group which enjoys

many interesting events.

Would you like to be a part of this interesting and important work?

Please pick up a leaflet in the Cathedral, or if you would like more information please

contact the Friends’ Secretary or visit the website.

01452 522419 / [email protected] www.fogc.co.uk

Registered Charity – 209246

For further information please contact

Cathedral Office, 12 College Green,

Gloucester GL1 2LX

Tel: 01452 528095 Fax: 01452 300469

[email protected] www.gloucestercathedral.org.uk

Gloucester Cathedral is a charity by act of Parliament

Inland Revenue reference no. x9493/1 CCLI Licence No. 1299149 v4 – October 2019

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