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Morland Choristers' Camp Church Music MORLAND CHORISTERS’ CAMP CHURCH MUSIC [Shading = main choir music, chosen by Director of Church Music) Year 2019 2018 2017 Director of Church Music Don Gillthorpe Don Gillthorpe Don Gillthorpe PROCESSIONS All hail the power of Jesus’ Name! Hark! The voice eternal Come ye faithful, raise the anthem Author Edward Perronet John Julian J Hupton & JM Neale Tune Miles Lanes Prince Rupert Neander Composer William Shrubsole 17th Century English J Neander Descant/Last verse Anon + N Willmer EVENSONG Introit Cantate Domino - Pitoni Be thou my vision - Chilcott A Clare Benediction - Rutter Responses Smith (SSATB) St Leonard’s - Oliver Tarney Don Gillthorpe Psalms (Carlisle) 13 (Barnby) 135 vv1-3,6-8,10-13 99 (Gauntlett) Psalms (Morland) 140 vv1-6 (Bayley) 33 vv1-8 72 vv1-7, 17-19 (Cutler) Evening Canticles Evening Service in F major - Aston Stanford in C Dyson in D Anthem Seek him that maketh the seven stars - Dove Zadok the Priest - Handel Hail, universal Lord - Dyson Carlisle Office Hymn Immortal, invisible, God only wise In heavenly love abiding Immortal, invisible, God only wise Author Walter Chalmers Smith A L Waring W Chalmers Smith Tune Coralie Penlan St Denlo Composer Oliver Tarney David Jenkins Welsh Hymn Melody Descant/Last verse Carlisle Final Hymn Now is eternal life May the mind of Christ my saviour You, living Christ, our eyes behold Author George William Briggs John Newton E Morgan Tune Christchurch St Leonard’s Palace Green Composer Charles Steggall A. Cyril Barham-Gould M Fleming Descant/Last verse Nick Willmer Morland Opening Hymn Christ, the fair glory of the holy angels All my hope on God is founded Love divine, all loves excelling Author Latin, 9th century, tr. Athelstan Riley Joachim Neander, tr. Robert Bridges C Wesley Tune Coelites plaudant Michael Blaenwern Composer Ralph Vaughan Williams Herbert Howells William Rowlands Descant/Last verse Nick Willmer Morland Office Hymn Immortal love, forever full Blessed city, heavenly Salem From glory to glory advancing Author John Greenleaf Whittier John Mason Neale Liturgy of St James, tr Charles Humphreys Tune Bishopthorpe Westminster Abbey Sheen Composer Jeremiah Clarke Henry Purcell Gustav Holst Descant/Last verse Morland Hymn If the Lord our leader be Let us build a house Speak, O Lord, as we come to you Author John Newton Marty Haugen Keith Getty & Stuart Townend Tune Aberystwyth Two Oaks Speak, O Lord as we come to you Composer Joseph Parry Marty Haugen Keith Getty & Stuart Townend Descant/Last verse Morland Final Hymn My God, give me the beam of faith Come all who seek Christ, upon the mountain peak Author The Revd Carrie Thompson Brian Wren Tune Lunesdale Lancaster Priory St Albinus Composer Don Gillthorpe Henry John Gauntlett Descant/Last verse EUCHARIST In Morland Church (Euch Prayer G) Service Little Organ Mass - Haydn Missa Media Nocte - Oliver Tarney The Mass of the Quiet Hour - Oldroyd (Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Agnus Dei) (Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus & Benedictus, Agnus Dei) (Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus & Benedictus, Agnus Dei) Introit Opening Hymn O worship the King Holy, holy, holy Thy hand, O God, has guided Author Robert Grant R Heber E Plumptre Tune Hanover Nicaea Wolvercote Composer William Croft John B Dykes W Ferguson Descant/Last verse Alan Gray Gradual/Intercession I the Lord of sea and sky How deep the Father’s love 'Tis good, Lord, to be here! Author Dan Schutte Stuart Townend J Armitage Robinson Tune Townend Carlisle Composer Dan Schutte (harm. Don Gillthorpe) Stuart Townend C Lockhart Descant/Last verse Psalm/Intercessions Offertory Hymn When I survey the wondrous cross Love is his word Fight the good fight Author Issac Watts L Connaughton J S B Monsell Tune Rockingham Cresswell Duke Street Composer Arr. Edward Milner Anthony Milner Attr J Hatton Descant/Last verse Communion Motet(s) Lift thine eyes - Mendelssohn Sacerdotes Domini - Byrd O radiant dawn - MacMillan Hymn to the Virgin - Britten Congr/Choir Hymn In Christ there is no east or west Take my life, and let it be Be still for the presence of the Lord Author John Oxenham Frances R Havergal David J Evans Tune Kilmarnock Nottingham Be still for the presence of the Lord Composer Neil Dougall W Müller David J Evans Descant/Last verse Congr/Choir Hymn Author Tune Composer Descant/Last verse Final Hymn Fight the good fight with all thy might Glorious things of thee are spoken Lord, enthroned in heavenly splendour Author John S B Monsell John Newton G H Bourne Tune Duke Street Abbot’s Leigh St Helen Composer Attr. John Hatton Cyril Taylor Sir G C Martin Descant/Last verse David Maurand Richard Walker MORLAND CHORISTERS’ CAMP CHURCH MUSIC [Shading = main choir music, chosen by Director of Church Music) Year 2016 2015 2014 Director of Church Music Don Gillthorpe Don Gillthorpe Martyn Ford PROCESSIONS For all the saints Saviour, blessèd Saviour, listen Praise to the Lord, the almighty Author William Walsham How Godfrey Thring Joachim Neander, tr. Catherine Winkworth Tune Sine Nomine Evelyns Lobe den Herren Composer Ralph Vaughan Williams William Henry Monk 17th Century German Descant/Last verse Nick Willmer Nick Willmer EVENSONG Trinity 8 and 9 Trinity 6 and 7 Introit Give us the wings of faith - Bullock A Gaelic Blessing - John Rutter Loving shepherd - Ledger Responses Humphrey Clucas Tomkins (SSATB) Rose (SATTB) Psalms (Carlisle) 44 vv1-4,10,12,18,20,23,26 (Barnby) 139 vv 1-2, 6-9, 13 (Wesley) 46 (Luther) Psalms (Morland) 91 vv1-4,11-14 (Barnby) 93 (Lawes) 46 (Luther) Evening Canticles Howells Collegium Regale Sumsion in A Noble in B minor Anthem All praise to thee, in light arrayed - Oliver Tarney They that go down to the sea - Sumsion Evening Hymn - Balfour Gardiner Carlisle Office Hymn Come,let us join the Church above Light of the minds that know him Judge eternal, throned in splendour Author Athelstand Riley T Dudley-Smith / St Augustine of Hippo Scott Holland Tune Oswald’s Tree King's Lynn Rhuddlan Composer Henry Walkford Davies Traditional English arr. Vaughan Williams Traditional Welsh melody Descant/Last verse Carlisle Final Hymn Sing, choirs of heaven I feel the winds of God today Forth in the peace of Christ we go Author The Easter Proclamation Jessie Adams James Quinn Tune Scampston Kingsfold Agincourt (Deo Gracias) Composer Richard Shephard Traditional English arr. Vaughan Williams 15th Century English melody Descant/Last verse Nick Willmer Morland Opening Hymn Come, let us join our cheerful songs Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us Son of God, eternal Saviour Author Isaac Watts James Edmeston Somerset Lowry Tune Nativity Mannheim Everton Composer Henry Lahee F Filitz Henry Smart Descant/Last verse Nick Willmer Morland Office Hymn O Lord of hosts, all heaven possessing Be still, my soul When a knight won his spurs Author Henry Plumptre Katherina von Schlegel, tr J L Borthwick Jan Struther Tune Neumark Finlandia Stowey Composer Georg Neumark Sibelius Traditional English melody Descant/Last verse Morland Hymn Disposer supreme There’s a wideness in God’s mercy O valiant hearts Author Jean-Baptiste de Santeüil, tr. Isaac Williams Frederick William Faber John Stanhope Arkwright Tune Hanover Corvedale The Supreme Sacrifice Composer William Croft Maurice Bevan The Revd Charles Harris Descant/Last verse Nick Willmer Maurice Bevan Morland Final Hymn Creator God, whose sovereign word We sing your praise, O God above They shall not e’er grow old Author The Revd Carrie Thompson The Revd Carrie Thompson The Revd Carrie Thompson Tune Mornington Crescent Piratical Ripley Composer Oliver Tarney Don Gillthorpe & Oliver Tarney Oliver Tarney Descant/Last verse Oliver Tarney Oliver Tarney EUCHARIST In Morland Church (Euch Prayer G) In Morland Church (Euch Prayer G) In Morland Church (Euch Prayer G) Service Little Organ Mass - Haydn Missa Brevis - Jonathan Dove Harrison Oxley (Gloria, Sanctus & Benedictus, Agnus Dei) (Gloria, Sanctus & Benedictus, Agnus Dei) (Gloria/Sanctus/Benedictus) Introit Opening Hymn Christ is made the sure foundation Thy hand, O God, has guided Alleluia, sing to Jesus Author ‘Urbs beata Jerusalem’, tr. John Mason Neale E H Plumptre William Chatterton Dix Tune Westminster Abbey Thornbury Hyfrydol Composer Henry Purcell Basil Harwood Rowland Huw Pritchard Descant/Last verse Gradual/Intercession Be thou my vision In Christ there is no east or west All people that on earth do dwell Author Irish, translated M Byrne, versified E Hull John Oxenham William Kethe Tune Slane Kilmarnock Old 100th Composer Irish Traditional Neil Dougall Louis Bourgois Descant/Last verse Psalm/Intercessions O Lord, hear my prayer Offertory Hymn The Lord’s my shepherd, I’ll not want Lord, enthroned in heavenly splendour God is our strength and refuge Author Stuart Townend, based on Psalm 23 G H Bourne (1840-1925) Richard Bewes Tune (Stuart Townend) St Helen Dambusters' March Composer Stuart Townend Sir G C Martin (1844-1916) Eric Coates Descant/Last verse Stuart Townend Richard Walker Communion Motet(s) Ave Maria - Parsons Beati quorum via - Stanford Agnus Deil - Robin Nelson Congr/Choir Hymn Just as I am, without one plea The Church’s one foundation And now, O Father, mindful of the love Author Charlotte Elliott Samuel John Stone William Bright Tune Saffron Walden Aurelia Unde et Memores Composer Arthur Henry Brown S S Wesley William Henry Monk Descant/Last verse Congr/Choir Hymn Author Tune Composer Descant/Last verse Final Hymn Glorious things of thee are spoken Guide me, O thou great Redeemer Guide me, O thou great Redeemer Author John Newton, from Isaiah 33: 20-21 W Williams, tr. 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