THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST · Responses: Smith Canticles: Weelkes, Service for trebles Anthem: Bruckner, Os justi Psalm 33 Hymn 577. 8 Wednesday 13 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 34 5.30

THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF

SAINT PETER AND

THE HOLY AND INDIVISIBLE TRINITY

GLOUCESTER

Services and Music

February 2019 – March 2019

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Stephen Lake, Dean

Richard Mitchell, Precentor

Adrian Partington, Director of Music

Canon in Residence:

February 2019

1-15: Canon Richard Mitchell

16-28: Canon Celia Thomson

March 2019

1-7: The Very Reverend Stephen Lake

8: Canon Richard Mitchell

9-17: Canon Celia Thomson

18-24: The Venerable Hilary Dawson

25-31: Canon Richard Mitchell

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.

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Saint Cecilia Singers

Saturday 2 March 2019 at Gloucester Cathedral

70th birthday celebration

A free concert for supporters old and new

Former choir members are warmly invited to sing Evensong with the choir at 4.30pm

followed by Sparkling Afternoon Tea in the Chapter House at 5.30pm. Then friends and

supporters can enjoy a free concert in the Cathedral Nave at 7pm. The programme will

be Duruflé’s Requiem accompanied by organist Christopher Allsop, alongside a selection

of pieces performed at the Singers’ inaugural concerts on 17th February 1949 and

18th June 1950.

The concert marks the start of a year of celebration to include a concert and Evensong

at the Three Choirs Festival in July and a new commission by composer Neil Cox to be

performed in the spring of 2020.

Admission to Evensong and the concert is free. Tickets for afternoon tea are £7.50 with

a celebratory glass of fizz. Previous members wishing to sing Evensong can sign up via the

website www.saintceciliasingers.org.uk.

The Saint Cecilia Singers is Gloucester Cathedral’s chamber choir - an auditioned

choir of around 30 enthusiastic and gifted amateur and semi-professional singers. It

performs up to six concerts per year including an annual Christmas concert at

Gloucester Cathedral as well as taking part in the Cathedral Choirs Days and occasional

Evensongs. In 2016, the choir performed the world premiere of Philip Lancaster’s War

Passion, commissioned by the Three Choirs Festival.

For more information, please contact

Bairbre Lloyd: [email protected]

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

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27 January – 2 February

Sunday 27 FOURTH SUNDAY OF EPIPHANY

7.40 Morning Prayer Psalm 113

8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist, with sackbuts and cornets

Setting: Lassus, Missa Bell’ Amfitrit’ altera

Motets: A. Gabrieli, O sacrum convivium

G. Gabrieli, O Domine Jesu Christe

Hymns 87 (vv.1, 2, 5, 6), 504, 482, 494, 490 (t.i)

Preacher: The Very Revd Stephen Lake

3.00 Evensong

with Installation of the Archdeacon of Gloucester

Canticles: Murrill in E

Anthem: Duruflé, Ubi caritas

Responses: Morley

Psalm 150 Hymns: Order of Service

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

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


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Jeremy Woodside

Canticles: C. H. Lloyd in F

Anthem: Philip Wilby, Make me a light

Psalm 138

Hymn 489

Verses: Decani

Tuesday 29


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Sanders

Canticles: Walmisley in D minor

Anthem: Byrd, Sing joyfully

Psalm 145

Hymn 482

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Wednesday 30 Charles, king and martyr, 1649


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Sanders

Canticles: Wood in D

Anthem: Wood, Hail, gladdening light

Psalm 29

Hymn 573

Thursday 31


5.30 Evensong sung by the Cathedral Youth Choir

Responses: Humphrey Clucas

Canticles: Bryan Kelly in C

Anthem: Bairstow, Jesu, the very thought of thee

Psalm 24

Hymn 476

Friday 1


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Sanders

Canticles: Byrd, Short Service

Anthem: Byrd, Hodie beata Virgo

Psalm 62

Saturday 2


4.30 Evensong

Introit: Ian King, Almighty and everlasting God

Responses: Sanders

Canticles: Shaw in C

Anthem: James MacMillan, Benedicimus Deum caeli

Psalm 118

Hymn 426

Saturday 9 February 2.00pm

The Life and Times of Gloucester’s Chimes

see page 6 for more details

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3 February – 9 February

Sunday 3 PRESENTATION OF CHRIST IN THE TEMPLE

CANDLEMAS


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: Byrd, Mass for four voices

Motet: Byrd, Senex puerum portabat

Hymns 383, 360, 513, 507, 449


Voluntary: J. S. Bach, Fugue in F (BWV 540b)

6.00 Candlemas Carol Service

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

Monday 4


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Nia Llewelyn Jones

Canticles: K. Partington in B flat

Anthem: Dufay, Ave Regina coelorum

Psalm 4

Hymn 474

Verses: Cantoris

Tuesday 5


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Hunt

Canticles: Batten, Fourth Service

Anthem: H. Purcell, Jehovah quam multi sunt

Psalm 9

Hymn 455

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Wednesday 6

8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 119.1-32

5.30 Evensong

Responses: Hunt

Canticles: Dyson in F

Anthem: Joubert, O Lorde, the maker of al thinge

Psalm 11

Hymn 589 (t.i)

Thursday 7



Responses: Smith (in G)

Canticles: Bob Chilcott, Three Choirs Service

Anthem: Stanford, Justorum animae

Psalm 19

Hymn 556

Friday 8


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Hunt

Canticles: Causton, Short Service

Anthem: Tallis, Miserere nostri

Psalm 22

Saturday 9 John Hooper, Bishop of Gloucester, Reformation martyr, 1555


4.30 Evensong

Introit: Wood, Oculi omnium

Responses: Hunt

Canticles: James MacMillan, Magnificat and Nunc dimittis

Anthem: James MacMillan, O give thanks unto the Lord

Psalm 24

Hymn 546

Saturday 9 February 2.00pm

The Life and Times of Gloucester’s Chimes In an illustrated talk in the Lady Chapel, Jonathan Mackechnie-Jarvis will outline the

history of the chimes and demonstrate with musical examples how they are used today.

The lecture will be followed by tea and cake in the Chapter House. Tickets (including tea

and cake) Friends: £10 non-members: £12.50. Booking is available in person at The

Friends Office, 11A College Green, Gloucester GL1 2LX (Tuesday & Thursday mornings

only) or online www.fogc.co.uk, Tel: 01452 522419

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Sunday 10 FOURTH SUNDAY BEFORE LENT


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: David Thorne, Mass of St Thomas

Motet: Franck, Panis angelicus

Hymns 612, 42 (AMHS), 592 (AMHS), 508 (t.507)

Preacher: Canon Nikki Arthy

Voluntary: Hollins, Concert Rondo

3.00 Installation of Canons

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

Canticles: Howells, Collegium Regale

Anthem: Monteverdi, Laetatus sum

Preacher: Bishop of Gloucester

Voluntary: Howells, Psalm-Prelude Set 2 No. 3

Responses: Hunt

Psalm 2

Hymns on Order of Service


Monday 11


5.30 Evensong

Responses: David Terry

Canticles: Dyson in C minor

Anthem: Handel, How beautiful are the feet

Psalm 28

Hymn 548

Verses: Decani

Tuesday 12


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Smith

Canticles: Weelkes, Service for trebles

Anthem: Bruckner, Os justi

Psalm 33

Hymn 577

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Wednesday 13


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Smith

Canticles: Ireland in F

Anthem: Monteverdi, Lauda Jerusalem

Psalm 119.33-56

Hymn 520

Thursday 14 Cyril and Methodius, missionaries, 869 and 885


5.30 Evensong sung by Abingdon School Choir

Responses: Tallis

Canticles: Walmisley in D

Anthem: Tallis, If ye love me

Psalm 40.1-14

Hymn 182 (t.i)

Friday 15 Sigfrid, Monk at Glastonbury, bishop, Apostle of Sweden, 1045


5.30 Evening Prayer Psalm 35

Saturday 16


4.30 Evensong sung by Priory Voices

Introit: Tallis, O nata lux

Responses: Rose

Canticles: Stanford in A

Anthem: Duruflé, Ubi caritas

Voluntary: Saint-Saëns, Allegro giocoso

(vii from Sept Improvisations)

Psalm 46

Hymn 530

Saturday 23 February 6.30pm - 8.45pm

Silent Film Screening – Disney’s Fantasia

with live organ improvisation Jonathan Hope improvises live to Disney’s much-loved classic, Fantasia, and brings to life

the fairies, centaurs, dinosaurs and elephants that populate this old favourite. And not

forgetting, of course, Mickey Mouse, as the Sorcerer’s Apprentice.

A must for all the family.

There will be a cash bar available from 5.45pm and during the interval.

Tickets: adults £16, children under 16 £5, available from the Gift shop. 01452 768928

or www.gloucestercathedral.org.uk

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Sunday 17 THIRD SUNDAY BEFORE LENT


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist sung by Priory Voices

Setting: Mozart, Spatzenmesse

Motet: Séverac, Tantum ergo

Hymns 368, 391, 505, 319, 175

Preacher: Canon Celia Thomson

Voluntary: Vierne, Allegro (from Symphonie II)

3.00 Evensong sung by Priory Voices

Introit: Mudd, Let thy merciful ears, O Lord

Canticles: Howells, Gloucester Service

Anthem: Howells, Like as the hart

Preacher: Revd David Gardiner

Voluntary: J S Bach, Fugue in D (BWV532ii)

Responses: Rose

Psalm 6

Hymn 181 (t.i)


Monday 18 The Reformation Martyrs of Gloucestershire



Tuesday 19



Monday 18 February 1.00pm

Informal Lunchtime Concert

St Peter’s Community Arts Academy

Senior Youth Choir, New York

Under the direction of Wendra Trowbridge, Musical Director

Organist: MaryAnn Hamilton

Admission Free

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Wednesday 20



Thursday 21



Friday 22 Emma Dent of Winchcombe, educationalist, 1900


5.30 Evensong sung by Palestrina Singers,

Cardiff University

Responses: Clucas

Canticles: Brewer in D

Anthem: Balfour Gardiner, Evening Hymn

Psalm 38

Saturday 23 Polycarp, bishop, martyr, c.155


4.30 Evensong sung by Choir of St Alphege, Solihull

Responses: Clucas

Canticles: Stanford in G

Anthem: Stanford, Beati quorum via

Psalm 66

Hymn 393

Thursday 21 February 1.00pm

Informal Lunchtime Concert

‘Voices in Concert’

Huntingdon Male Voice Choir

Founded in 1962 and with almost 50 members the choir regularly sings in support of

charities, most recently Scotty’s Little Soldiers, a charity dedicated to the support of

children bereaved as a result of parents serving in the British Armed Forces. Peter Davies

has directed the choir for 24 years and Colet Patmore-Hill has been Choir Accompanist

for the last nine.

Further details on the choir and its activities are available from its

website; www.hmvc.org.uk

Admission free

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24 February – 2 March

Sunday 24 SECOND SUNDAY BEFORE LENT


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: Haydn, Kleine Orgelmesse

Motet: Byrd, Prevent us, O Lord

Hymns 267, 413, 250 (omit vv 5+6), 305, 202


Voluntary: J. S. Bach, Fantasia and Fugue in C minor (BWV 537)

3.00 Evensong

Introit: McKie, We wait for thy loving kindness

Canticles: Ian King, Gloucester Service

Anthem: John Merrick, A Prayer of St Benedict

Preacher: Canon Andrew Braddock

Voluntary: Cecilia McDowall, Sacred and hallowed fire

Responses: Smith

Psalm 147

Hymn 442 (t.278)


Monday 25


5.30 Evensong

Responses: June Nixon

Canticles: Peter Hurford in A

Anthem: Harris, King of glory, King of peace

Psalm 72

Hymn 516 (t.i)

Verses: Cantoris

Tuesday 26


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Ayleward

Canticles: Mathias, Jesus College Service

Anthem: S. S. Wesley, Wash me throughly

Psalm 74

Hymn 492

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Wednesday 27 George Herbert, priest, poet, 1633


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Ayleward

Canticles: Tomkins, Fifth Service

Anthem: Monteverdi, Laudate pueri

Psalm 119.81-104

Hymn 497

Thursday 28 Oswald, Bishop of Worcester, Monastic Founder, 992



Responses: Ashley Grote

Canticles: Statham in E minor

Anthem: Philip Moore, All wisdom cometh from the Lord

Psalm 78.40-end

Hymn 455

Friday 1 March David, bishop, patron of Wales, c.601


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Ayleward

Canticles: Hooper, Short Service

Anthem: Gibbons, O Lord, in thy wrath

Psalm 69

Saturday 2 Chad, Bishop of Lichfield, Apostle of Mercia, missionary, 672


4.30 Evensong sung by the Saint Cecilia Singers, joined by

former members, celebrating their 70th anniversary

Introit: Hunt, Quam dilecta

Responses: Hunt

Canticles: Howells, Gloucester Service

Anthem: Sumsion, They that go down to the sea in ships

Psalm 84

Hymn 142

Saint Cecilia Singers

Saturday 2 March 2019, 7pm at Gloucester Cathedral

70th birthday celebration

A free concert for supporters old and new

For full details see Page 2

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3 March – 9 March

Sunday 3 SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE LENT


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: Diana Burrell, Missa brevis (2017)

Motet: Giles Swayne, The bread of life (2018)

Hymns 2, 392, 466, 293 (t.322), 474

Preacher: Archdeacon Hilary Dawson

Voluntary: Neil Cox, Creation Dance (2016)

3.00 Evensong

Introit: Tallis, O nata lux

Canticles: Parry, The Great Service

Anthem: Shaw, The greater light


Voluntary: Parry, Fugue in G (‘The Wanderer’)

Responses: Ayleward

Psalm 89.1-19

Hymn 10


Monday 4


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Malcolm Archer, Set 2

Canticles: Sumsion in D

Anthem: Schubert, Gott ist mein Hirt

Psalm 85

Hymn 395

Verses: Decani

Tuesday 5


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Philip Moore, Set 3

Canticles: Wise in F

Anthem: Berkeley, The Lord is my shepherd

Psalm 89.20-end

Hymn 503 (t.i)

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Wednesday 6 ASH WEDNESDAY


5.30 Evensong

Responses: plainsong

Canticles: Morley, Fauxbourdons

Anthem: Byrd, Miserere mei

Psalm 51 (Allegri, Miserere)

Hymn 385

7.30 Eucharist and Imposition of Ashes sung by the Cathedral Youth Choir

Setting: Darke in E

Motet: Hilton, Lord, for thy tender mercies’ sake

Hymns 496, 411, 123 (AMHS, t.CP385)

Preacher: Canon Richard Mitchell

Voluntary: J. S. Bach, Erbarm dich mein, O Herre Gott (BWV 721)

Thursday 7 Perpetua, Felicity and companions, martyrs, 203





Anthem: Geraint Lewis, The souls of the righteous

Psalm 74

Hymn 500

Friday 8 Edward King, bishop, 1910


5.30 Evensong


Canticles: Tallis, Short Service

Anthem: Tallis, In ieiunio et fletu

Psalm 31

Saturday 9


4.30 Evensong

Introit: Farrant, Hide not thou thy face


Canticles: Francis Jackson in G

Anthem: Monteverdi, Audi coelum

Psalm 73

Hymn 428

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10 March – 16 March

Sunday 10 FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist


Motet: arr. Malcolm Archer, The Lord’s my shepherd

Hymns 386, 538, 805 (AMHS), 416 (t.i)


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

3.00 Civic Service

Canticles: Stanford in C

Anthem: Bruckner, Locus iste

Preacher:

Voluntary: Vierne, Final (Symphony 3)

Responses: Philip Moore

Psalm 119.73-88


5.00 Compline

Hymn: Stainer, Hail, gladdening light

Canticle: Batten, Nunc dimittis

Anthem: Tallis, In pace

Psalm 4


Monday 11


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Sumsion

Canticles: Malcolm Archer, Salisbury Service

Anthem: Attwood, Come, Holy Ghost

Psalm 13

Hymn 411

Verses: Cantoris

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Tuesday 12


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Tomkins

Canticles: D. Purcell in E minor

Anthem: Battishill, O Lord, look down from heaven

Psalm 49

Hymn 95

Wednesday 13 Ember Day


4.00 Evening Prayer

6.00 Junior Voices Project Concert

Psalm 28

Thursday 14


5.30 Evensong

sung by the Girls of the Cathedral Youth Choir

Responses: Malcolm Archer, Set I

Canticles: Philip Moore, Second Service

Anthem: Ireland, Ex ore innocentium

Psalm 142

Hymn 532

Friday 15 Ember Day


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Tomkins

Canticles: Tomkins, Second Service

Anthem: Morley, Nolo mortem peccatoris

Psalm 55

Saturday 16 Ember Day



Saturday 16 March 7.00pm Gloucester Choral Society

Corelli Orchestra

Conductor: Adrian Partington

Bach: Lobet den Herrn

Handel: Dixit Dominus & Coronation Anthem

Vivaldi: Gloria

Celebrate Spring in style with a feast of Baroque music from three of the period’s

greatest composers: Bach, Handel and Vivaldi.

Tickets: £25, £21, £18, £10. Box Office: 01452 768928 or www.gloucesterchoral.com

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Sunday 17 SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT

7.40 Morning Prayer Psalm 119.161-end

8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: Palestrina, Missa brevis

Motet: Byrd, Civitas sancti tui

Hymns 421. 467, 482, 284 (t.i), 203


Voluntary: Buxtehude, Praeludium in G minor (BuxWV 149)

3.00 Evensong, with viols

Introit: Gibbons, Almighty and everlasting God

Canticles: Gibbons, Second Service

Anthem: Gibbons, See, see the word is incarnate


Voluntary: Byrd, Praeludium and Ground

Responses: Tomkins

Psalm 135.1-14

Hymn 598 (t.i)


Monday 18


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Aston

Canticles: Benjamin Costello, The Shrewsbury Canticles

Anthem: Lassus, Beatus vir

Psalm 132

Hymn 507

Verses: Decani

Tuesday 19 JOSEPH OF NAZARETH


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Sumsion

Canticles: Farrant, Short Service

Anthem: Howells, O pray for the peace of Jerusalem

Psalm 112

Hymn 377

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Wednesday 20 Cuthbert, bishop, missionary, 687


5.30 Evensong sung by the Cathedral Choristers of

the Western Division of the Choir Schools Association

Responses: Nia Llewelyn Jones

Canticles: Sumsion in G

Anthem: Handel, Let the bright seraphim

Psalm 3

Hymn 587

Thursday 21 Thomas Cranmer, archbishop, Reformation martyr, 1556



Responses: Smith (in G)

Canticles: Sumsion in A

Anthem: H. Purcell, Thou knowest, Lord

Psalm 71

Hymn 423 (t.i)

Friday 22


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Sumsion

Canticles: Tomkins, Fauxbourdons

Anthem: Tallis, Salvator mundi

Psalm 6

Saturday 23


4.30 Evensong

Introit: H. Purcell, Hear my prayer

Responses: Sumsion

Canticles: H. Purcell in G minor

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

Psalm 23

Hymn 98

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Sunday 24 THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist

Setting: Vaughan Williams, Mass in G minor

Motet: Palestrina, Sicut cervus

Hymns 492, 581 (t.ii), 605, 393, 427


Voluntary: Howells, Paean

3.00 Evensong with Declaration of High Sheriff


Anthem: Parry, I was glad

Voluntary: Widor, Toccata (Symphony 5)

Responses: Sumsion

Psalm 12


5.00 Compline

Responsory: faux-bourdon

Canticle: faux-bourdon

Anthem: Dunstable, Veni Sancte Spiritus

Psalm 134


Monday 25 THE ANNUNCIATION


5.30 Eucharist for the Annunciation

Setting: Fauré, Messe basse

Motet: Nia Llewelyn Jones, Ecce concipies


Hymns 238, 241 (t.418), 242

Verses: Cantoris

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Tuesday 26


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Radcliffe

Canticles: Byrd, Third Service

Anthem: Howells, Like as the hart

Psalm 64

Hymn 97 (t.i)

Wednesday 27


5.30 Evensong


Canticles: Howells in G

Anthem: Attwood, Turn thy face from my sins

Psalm 39

Hymn 96 (t.ii)

Thursday 28 Arthur Stanton, born and died at Paganhill, 1913



Responses: Ashley Grote

Canticles: Brewer in B flat

Anthem: Goss, O Saviour of the world

Psalm 59

Hymn 349

Friday 29


5.30 Evensong


Canticles: Morley, Short Service

Anthem: Byrd, Ne irascaris, Domine

Psalm 69

Saturday 30


4.30 Evensong

Introit: Stephen Dodsworth, Prevent us, O Lord


Canticles: Byrd, Second Service

Anthem: Blow, Salvator mundi

Psalm 116

Hymn 22

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31 March – 5 April

Sunday 31 FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT

MOTHERING SUNDAY


8.00 Holy Communion

10.15 The Eucharist


Motet: Simon Lindley, Ave Maria

Hymns 139 (AMHS), 365 (AMHS), 432, 530


Voluntary: J. S. Bach, Fugue on the Magnificat (BWV 733)

3.00 Evensong

Introit: Elgar, Ave Maria

Canticles: Stanford in G

Anthem: Monteverdi, Ave maris stella


Voluntary: Langlais, Ave Maria. Ave maris stella, op. 5 no. 2


Psalm 30

Hymn 253 (t.i)

5.00 Compline

Hymn: Salve regina, plainsong

Responsory: Byrd, In manus tuas

Anthem: Walter Frye, Ave Regina coelorum

Psalm 91


Monday 1 April


5.30 Evensong

Responses: David Halls, Set 1

Canticles: Rose in E

Anthem: Pergolesi, Stabat Mater

Psalm 25

Hymn 548

Verses: Decani

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Tuesday 2


5.30 Evensong

Responses: Paul Spicer

Canticles: Weelkes, Sixth Service

Anthem: Stainer, God so loved the world

Psalm 80

Hymn 447

Wednesday 3


5.30 Evensong sung by the Lay Clerks and Choral Scholars

Responses: Frikki Walker

Canticles: Sheppard, First Service

Anthem: Tallis, The Lamentations of Jeremiah, Part 1

Psalm 91

Hymn 449

Thursday 4




Canticles: Whitlock, Fauxbourdons

Anthem: Hilton, Lord for thy tender mercies’ sake

Psalm 94

Hymn 14

Friday 5 Robert Raikes of Gloucester,

Founder of the Sunday School movement, 1811



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THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST · Responses: Smith Canticles: Weelkes, Service for trebles Anthem: Bruckner, Os justi Psalm 33 Hymn 577. 8 Wednesday 13 8.30 Morning Prayer Psalm 34 5.30