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Contents The Anglican household of faith is a global community represented across 38 provinces in 164 countries and with 80 million followers. Foreword 2 – 3 Salisbury Cathedral is one of the best-known images of our Communion. I lost count of the Memory and Identity 4 – 5 number of people in California who wished to tell News and Events 5 – 6 me that either they had wonderful memories of Music Scheme I – X visiting here or that Salisbury was top of their In Residence X ‘bucket list’. News and Events 11 Organ Recitals 11 Similarly, we were able to speak to them of the 'Dispersing the Night' 12 USA Tour Reflection bonds of affection which we share within our Anglican inheritance and, in addition, experience News and Events 13 – 15 About once every couple of years our musicians enthusiasm the history, architecture, treasures and a world of digital, innovative life which many of us Amnesty International 16 go on ‘choir tour’ when they take our repertoire contemporary life of our Cathedral. Through their only know through Google, Apple or Facebook. Friends’ Update 16 of sacred music to a community where we have generosity, and the support of Stanford and the Outside View 17 existing links or which will welcome the mix of churches in Menlo Park, we were able to construct Never before had we toured in the USA with both Contacts 17 concerts and services we can offer. Last year a tour which began with a long weekend on the our boys and girls, and the reception we got Subscriptions 17 our choirs went to Xanten in Germany and in 2014 university campus, travelled from Carmel-on-Sea to expressed huge appreciation. Our choristers and Events Back cover they visited Saintes in Frances, both of which are Marin County, and ended with a splendid day spent all our musicians did us proud with extraordinary Salisbury’s twinned cities. at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco. performances. Thank you to them and to Front Cover everyone who prayed for us whilst we The Pulpit at the Spire Crossing with St John the It’s an experience which promotes the Cathedral There were numerous well-supported concerts, travelled. Baptist in the foreground. and our School to new audiences whilst an evening exploring the Sarum Rite and the way Photo by Ash Mills developing the musical skills and team-working our liturgy and music has changed throughout June Osborne of all involved. These are costly enterprises the ages, the occasional Eucharist and Evensong, dean of salisbury and we don’t embark on them without a lot of workshops and school visits. Amongst all this forethought, careful planning and the necessary musical endeavour we had lots of fun and were Have mercy upon me, O God, after thy great fund-raising but they are immensely rewarding royally entertained. In addition to the senior goodness; according to the multitude of thy and their impact is felt across the whole choristers, Lay Clerks, the Director of Music and mercies do away mine offences. Cathedral. Our latest choir tour was rather our two organists, the tour party included the Head special and it did not disappoint. Master of our Cathedral School and colleagues Turn thy face from my sins, and put out all my who acted as chaperones and welfare staff for misdeeds. 2017 Event Theme Our destination in Lent of this year was California, the children accompanied by seven members of focussing on the universities and Episcopalian Chapter, the Lay members of Chapter travelling Make me a clean heart, O God, and renew a Our event theme this year is 'Memory and parish churches around Silicon Valley and San at their own expense, and the clergy preaching right spirit within me. Identity'. The aim is to explore and raise Francisco. Our Cathedral has a link with Stanford in a variety of Episcopal churches. This added a questions about memory and identity University which goes back more than two richness to the experience because it felt like we Thou shalt open my lips, O Lord, and my mouth as individuals, groups and as a Christian decades. There is a network of people connected were all ambassadors for the Cathedral Foundation, shall shew thy praise. community. with Stanford who long ago formed a ‘Sarum taking the good news of English Choral music and Seminar’ and have continued to study with much the distinctiveness of our story to new friends. Psalm 51 For themed events look for this logo: M&I

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Ray Winstone on May 10 in the Refectory. 'Living well with Dementia' is celebrated in a special Supporting the Justice Evensong on 16 May at 17:30, followed by an System expert panel discussion. The panel for 'Dementia: Past, Present and Future' includes Dr Lesley Our relationship with HMP Erlestoke continues. Collier, Senior Lecturer in Occupational Therapy Last month, a team of four stonemasons led and Professional Lead for Occupational Therapy a group of men in Erlestoke through a basic at Southampton University; Keggie Carew, author stonecarving skills course. Each man worked of 'Dadland' about her father and Alzheimer's; and with an eight-inch limestone block to create Dr Claudia Cooper, Reader in Old Age Psychiatry a Celtic knot design. The men really enjoyed UCL. We welcome everyone to join us for this free the creative work and the huge satisfaction of event in the North Transept. A joyous showcase creating their own piece. Gary said, ‘We were all of 'Singing for the Brain' invites everyone to join amazed at the way the men took to the work. I in on 18 May at 14:00. 'My Favourite Bloom' think some thought they would not be able to do workshops on 19 and 22 May (10:00 - 12:00) are it, but the results were great. We really enjoyed drop in sessions for all living with Dementia and working with them all.’ their carers. These are simple hands-on sessions where tissue papers and simple cut shapes can The project had been a challenge to get under be taped on to wires to form favourite flowers. way as there are no dedicated facilities for this kind of work at Erlestoke. But Cathedral For those who would like to learn more, the Memory and Identity Events Programme and prison staff found solutions together. The Alzheimer's Society Dementia Community Our theme for engagement this year, 'Memory bankers used to place the stone on for working relayed at different moments. The revelations and Roadshow will be present in the Close on 13 and and Identity', has begun with a variety of were created inside the prison by their very discoveries about the spire restoration will be 14 June from 10:00 until 16:00. Our dementia- activities this spring. From the Lent programme own carpentry department. Certificates will shared on 5 August on a community day as part trained Refectory staff celebrate the Alzheimer’s to dedicating a space for the Healing of Memory be presented soon to the men to record their of a whole special Memory and Identity weekend. Society Cupcake Day on 15 June where all within the Morning Chapel, thoughts have ranged achievements, and discussions are under way Visitors will also be able to view pictures, film proceeds from the cakes sold on this day will go from remembrance within the Jewish faith to how about the potential to reach more men. footage and curious anecdotes in a summer to this very deserving charity. we respond to those who may be affected by exhibition running from Wednesday 2 August to difficult memories. Through the ‘Know Your Place’ Related to that, the Café at Salisbury Law Courts Sunday 3 September. Identity and our self-knowledge, the perils of installation we have explored how we identify is going from strength to strength. This venture, life and its endless possibilities are some of the ourselves and with others in our local area. By set up about a year ago between Mothers' Union A key piece of work for this year is to understand fascinating themes explored through the exhibition plotting places of interest on a map of Salisbury in partnership with the Ministry of Justice to dementia better. So far, frontline staff and some ‘Dispersing the Night’ coming to the Cathedral on (see above), we discovered what is meaningful to provide welcome refreshment for those families volunteers have received dementia awareness 28 April. These sculptures, by major international people in where we live, uncovering the stories attending trials at the courts, has at present a training through the Alzheimer’s Society so that artist Ana Maria Pacheco, provide a chance to we tell about those places and how we relate to total of nineteen active volunteers. Twelve of we will be better equipped to assist those living see larger scale thought-provoking works such as Ascension Day the heritage that is there. with dementia and their carers when they visit. these are from the Cathedral congregation – a Shadows of the Wanderer alongside more delicate A focus for dementia has started already with a hiddenFUt veliquia but very aute valuable prorrov part idestiu of the sandest, Cathedral’s pieces like Enchanted Garden as well as the Meanwhile, the research being undertaken by highly successful group visit to the Works Yard by overallquamet outreach et essitam work. volor a doluptatur? premier showing of Be Aware, which depicts the volunteers in our archive aims to gain a better Ur molori rerum faccaepelent optatur? Nam a group of people living with dementia. seven deadly sins. (See page 12 for supporting understanding of the Cathedral’s identity Butremodis more volunteersarum facipsus are quialways net moloneeded. et To join events.) through the two world wars and the restoration There are opportunities to explore and learn more theommod team, mocontact ventur Joanna sectem Woodd unt dentur at sit, of the spire. So much information has been about this condition during Dementia Awareness Sarah Rickett [email protected] et plique dolore molore voluptas eos aut director of learning and outreach discovered that the findings will need to be week starting with the film showing of 'Ashes' with apelecerum ide landaeris am eiuntis et veliqua

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Sudan Garden Fete New Canon Installations Cathedral Services and Music Sunday 18 June, 14:00 – 17:00 Five new canons will be admitted to the College Monday 1 Philip and James, Apostles (Bank Holiday) The annual and traditional Garden Fete in aid of Canons at Evensong on Tuesday, 9 May. 08:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion of our Sudan Medical Link is to be held in the Bev Flanagan, who is to be installed as a 17:30 The Eucharist sung by RSCM Voices Bishop’s Garden at the South Canonry (71 The lay canon, set up her own PR and Marketing President Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor Preacher Canon William Ridding, Rector, Spire Hill Close). Stalls include books and plants, bric-a- company after working for nearly 25 years in Ephesians 1: 3–10 • John 14: 1–14 brac, cakes, ice cream and strawberries, cards Further Education, most recently as the Principal Caesar Missa Brevis Cappella Regalis • Bullock Give us the wings of faith 62 and camel rides all to the music of our Cathedral of Buckinghamshire University Technical College. Hymns 219, 394, 478, 235 Junior Choir and Amesbury Town Band. There will Tuesday 2 be fun for all the family - everyone is welcome! Nigel Salisbury, also being admitted as a lay 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion canon, brings 33 years’ experience in the 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong insurance industry with him, and a strong interest Clucas Responses • Psalms 12, 13, 14 Churches Together Picnic in heritage and the arts. Nigel is a steward and Daniel Purcell in E minor • Hadley My beloved spake 152 trustee of the Cathedral Friends. Wednesday 3 Sunday 4 June, 12:30 – 16:00 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion The three non-residentiary canons being admitted 17:30 Choral Evensong Join the churches of Wiltshire in their annual Responses • Psalm 18 are The Revd William Rogers, Bishop’s Adviser Terry picnic on the lawns of the Cathedral on Pentecost Noon Second Service • Purcell Evening Hymn 272 for Associate Ministry in the Diocese of Salisbury Sunday. If the weather is wet we will moving the Thursday 4 since 2015, The Revd Dr Joanna Abecassis, who picnic inside and the event will start at 13:30. 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion has overseen a £2m refurbishment of the Holy 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel Trinity Church in Bradford on Avon and The Revd 17:30 Choral Evensong Tim West, Rural Dean and Team Rector of the Clucas Responses • Psalms 22, 23 Gibbons Short Service • Byrd Justorum animae 73 Ridgeway Church group, Weymouth. Thy Kingdom Come Friday 5 25 May – 4 June 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 08:55 Cathedral School Assembly Between Ascension Day on 25 May and Pentecost Christian Aid Week 14:30 Service of Thanksgiving for the life of Robert Onslow on 4 June, we are invited to wait on God, praying 17:30 Choral Evensong – individually, as households, and as churches – 14 – 20 May Clucas Responses • Psalms 27, 28, 29 Farrant Short Service • Monteverdi Cantate Domino 207 ‘Thy kingdom come’. In one sense the Cathedral The annual Christian Aid Week collection was Saturday 6 is the same as any other church – each of us set up 60 years ago to support work with 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion refugees in Europe following the Second is invited to make our own, personal 'Pledge to 14:30 Sarum St Michael Old Students Service Pray' online via thykingdomcome.global World War. 17:30 Choral Evensong Clucas Responses • Psalms 32, 33, 34 Chichester Service • The heavens are telling 167 Their plea is to act again now, to help relieve Berkeley Haydn Everyone who enters the Cathedral will be Hymn 102 welcomed with a Lord’s Prayer bookmark, and suffering and build a world where everyone Messiaen Joie et clarté des corps glorieux there will be opportunities through video, art, has a safe place to call home. Visit the St and conversation (we hope Salisbury Street Laurence chapel during this week for more Pastors will be in the Close) for visitors and information on their current campaigns and to regular worshippers alike to engage with this life make your donation. – changing prayer. To find our more visit christianaid.org.uk

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Sunday 7 The Fourth Sunday of Easter Saturday 13 08:00 Holy Communion CW Order Two, Trinity Chapel 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion President Canon Edward Probert, Chancellor 17:30 Evening Prayer said, Trinity Chapel 09:15 Choral Mattins Psalms 69 (omit 23–29), 70 Clucas Responses • Psalm 106: 6–25 18:30 Diocesan Confirmation Vaughan Williams in G • Boyce Jubilate • Purcell Hear my prayer 265 Sunday 14 The Fifth Sunday of Easter Hymn 357 Whitlock Andante tranquillo 08:00 Holy Communion CW Order Two, Trinity Chapel 10:30 The Eucharist President The Very Revd June Osborne, Dean President Canon Ian Woodward, Vicar of the Close 09:15 Choral Mattins Preacher Canon Edward Probert, Chancellor Reading Responses • Psalm 30 Acts 2: 42–end • Gradual Psalm 23 • John 10: 1–10 Purcell in B flat •Purcell Hear my prayer 265 Vierne Messe Solennelle • Duruflé Ubi caritas 115 Hymn 110 Hymns 457, A&M 215, 461 (tune Corvedale) Charpentier Prelude to ‘Te Deum’ Vierne Allegro risoluto (Symphonie II) 10:30 The Eucharist 15:00 Cathedral Chamber Choir Concert at St Laurence’s, Downton President Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer 16:30 Choral Evensong Preacher The Very Revd June Osborne, Dean Clucas Responses • Psalm 29 Acts 7: 55–end • Gradual Psalm 31: 1–6 • John 14: 1–14 Wood in E flat II •Stanford Ye choirs of new Jerusalem 323 Kodaly Missa Brevis • Hahn Ave Maria 246 Hymn 480 (tune 15) Hymns 205, 484 (tune 167 omit *), 361 (tune 235) Locklair ‘The people respond-Amen!’ Brahms Prelude and Fugue in G minor 16:30 Choral Evensong Monday 8 Reading Responses • Psalm 147 • Office Hymn 431 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Richard Shephard in A • Haydn Achieved is the glorious work 169 10:00 Contemplating Prayer Trinity Chapel Hymn 362 17:30 Choral Evensong Buxtehude Präludium in D (BuxVW 139) Clucas Responses • Psalms 41, 42, 43 Monday 15 Matthias the Apostle (Transferred) Patrick Short Service • Wood Hail, gladdening light 414 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Tuesday 9 17:30 Festal Evensong sung by the Cathedral Chamber Choir 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Radcliffe Responses • Psalm 76 • Office Hymn 456 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Trinity Chapel Tallis Dorian Service • Lloyd View me, Lord 195 17:30 Choral Evensong with Installation of Canons 19:30 Diocesan Concert at St George’s Damerham Clucas Responses • Psalms 121, 122, 126 Tuesday 16 Stanford in C • Gibbons O clap your hands 136 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Wednesday 10 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Trinity Chapel 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong: A Celebration of Age 17:30 Choral Evensong Reading Responses • Psalms 82, 84, 85 Woodside Responses • Psalms 53, 54, 55 (omit 16) Sumsion in A • Bairstow Jesu, the very thought of thee 22 Howells in E flat •Harris King of glory Hymn on order of service Thursday 11 Wednesday 17 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel 12:00 Prayers for Justice and Peace Morning Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong 17:30 Choral Evensong Clucas Responses • Psalms 59, 60, 61 Aston Responses • Psalm 89 Byrd Short Service • Byrd Teach me, O Lord 88 Long in F • Hurford Litany to the Holy Spirit Friday 12 Thursday 18 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 08:55 Cathedral School Assembly 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by the Lay Vicars 17:30 Choral Evensong Rose Responses • Psalm 65 Reading Responses • Psalms 93, 94 Ives Magdalen Service • Walker I will lift up mine eyes 361 Purcell in B flat •Purcell Remember not Lord 278

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Friday 19 Thursday 25 Ascension Day 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 08:55 Cathedral School Assembly 08:55 SCS Ascensiontide Eucharist 12:00 Rosary Group The Chapel of St Edmund and St Thomas 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong 17:30 The Eucharist Reading Responses • Psalms 98, 99, 100, 101 President Canon Edward Probert, Chancellor Bevan Canticles • Lloyd The Call 399 Preacher Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer Acts 1: 1–11 • Luke 24: 44–end Saturday 20 Darke in E • Croft God is gone up 100 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Hymns 130 (tune i omit *), 443, 352, 338 (tune Camberwell) 12:00 The Eucharist for Parish Group from Rowlands Castle 14:00 Eucharist for Friends of Cathedral Music Friday 26 14:30 Lecture for Friends of Cathedral Music North Transept 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong SCSA Reunion Service; attended by Friends of Cathedral Music 17:30 Choral Evensong Halls Responses • Psalm 119: 145–176 Sunday 21 The Sixth Sunday of Easter Sumsion in G • Byrd Viri Galilaei 239 08:00 Holy Communion CW Order Two, Trinity Chapel 19:30 Concert: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (Salisbury International Arts Festival) President The Very Revd June Osborne, Dean 09:15 Choral Mattins Saturday 27 Reading Responses • Psalm 73: 22–27 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Stanford in B flat and C •Somervell Praise to the holiest 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by the choir of St James Church, Hampton Hill Hymn 237 Ferial Responses • Psalms 126, 127 Elgar Chanson de Matin Stanford in C • Handel Lord I trust thee • Hymn 499 10:30 The Eucharist Sunday 28 The Seventh Sunday of Easter President Canon Edward Probert, Chancellor Preacher The Rt Revd Ross Bay, Bishop of Auckland 08:00 Holy Communion CW Order Two, Trinity Chapel Acts 17: 22–31 • Gradual Psalm 66: 7–18 • John 14: 15–21 President Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer Byrd Mass for four voices • Tallis If ye love me 330 09:15 Morning Prayer said, Trinity Chapel Hymns 119, 265, 365 10:30 The Eucharist sung by the choir of St James Church, Hampton Hill Buxtehude Präludium in F sharp minor (BuxWV 146) President The Very Revd June Osborne, Dean 16:30 Choral Evensong Preacher Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer Reading Responses • Psalm 87 Acts 1: 6–14 • John 17: 1–11 Mathias Jesus College Service • Elgar Ave Maria 58 Turner Mass of St John the Baptist • Elgar O Salutaris Hymn 114 Hymns 352, 342 (tune 452), 271, 332 (omit *) Stanford Postlude in D minor 16:30 Choral Evensong sung by the choir of St James Church, Hampton Hill Ferial Responses • Psalm 47 Monday 22 Brewer in D • Rutter Gaelic Blessing • Hymn 134 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Monday 29 Bank Holiday 17:30 Choral Evensong Reading Responses • Psalms 108, 109 (omit 5–19) 08:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Dyson in F • Walford Davies Blessed are the pure in heart 10:00 Oak Apple Day Ceremony 17:30 Evening Prayer Tuesday 23 Psalm 142 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Tuesday 30 12:00 Holy Communion attended by Mothers’ Union CW Order One, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong attended by Godolphin School Leavers 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Reading Responses • Psalms 114, 115 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Trinity Chapel Farrant Short Service • Elgar Light of the world 17:30 Evening Prayer Psalm 148 Wednesday 24 Wednesday 31 The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary to Elizabeth 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Archer Responses • Psalm 119: 1–32 • Office Hymn 134 14:30 Tidworth Military Families Orchestra (Salisbury International Arts Festival) Sumsion in D • Harris King of glory 17:30 The Eucharist 19:30 The Jenkinson Organ Recital given by Claudia Grinnell President Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer Preacher Canon David Baldwin, Rural Dean of Lyme Bay Romans 12: 9–16 • Luke 1: 39–49 Hymns 161 (tune 385), 182, 166 (tune 195), 184

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Thursday 1 Thursday 8 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion Trinity Chapel 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Evening Prayer 17:30 Choral Evensong Psalm 6 Radcliffe Responses • Psalms 41, 42, 43 Byrd Short Service • Blow Let my prayer come up 39 Friday 2 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Friday 9 17:30 Evening Prayer 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Psalm 12 08:55 Cathedral School Assembly 19:30 Concert: I Fagiolini (Salisbury International Arts Festival) 17:30 Choral Evensong Radcliffe Responses • Psalms 47, 48, 49 Saturday 3 Hunt Short Service • Halls Holy is the true light 163 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 20:00 Concert: Voices of the Whale (Salisbury International Arts Festival) 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Mary’s, Higham Ferrers Ebdon Responses • Psalm 18: 1–15 Saturday 10 Sumsion in A • Sumsion Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace 388 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Hymn 138 13:00 Wedding of Freya Yuan and Mark Richards Quire 17:30 Choral Evensong Sunday 4 Pentecost Radcliffe Responses • Psalms 53, 54, 55 (omit 16) 08:00 Holy Communion CW Order Two, Trinity Chapel Walmisley in D minor • Mendelssohn Above all praise 202 President Canon Ian Woodward, Vicar of the Close Hymn 373 (tune Coe Fen) 09:15 Morning Prayer said, Trinity Chapel Bach Komm, Heiliger Geist (BWV 651) 10:30 The Eucharist sung by St Mary’s, Higham Ferrers 19:00 Concert: Voices of the Whale (Salisbury International Arts Festival) President Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor 21:00 Concert: Voices of the Whale (Salisbury International Arts Festival) Preacher Canon Ian Woodward, Vicar of the Close Acts 2: 1–21 • John 20: 19–23 Sunday 11 Trinity Sunday Rawsthorne Festival Service • Vaughan Williams O taste and see 397 08:00 Holy Communion Trinity Chapel Hymns 137, 409, 142 (tune 265), 321 (tune 186) President Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor 16:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Mary’s, Higham Ferrers 09:15 Choral Mattins Ebdon Responses • Psalm 67 Radcliffe Responses • Psalm 86 Stanford in G • Batten O sing joyfully Jackson Benedicite • Boyce Jubilate • Orr They that put their trust Hymn 140 Hymn 147 (tune 57) Bach Wir gläuben all an einen Gott (BWV 680) Monday 5 10:30 The Eucharist, marking the conclusion of the Salisbury International Arts Festival 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion President Canon Ian Woodward, Vicar of the Close 10:00 Contemplating Prayer Trinity Chapel Preacher Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor 17:30 Choral Evensong 2 Corinthians 13: 11–end • Gradual Psalm 8 • Matthew 28: 16–end Reading Responses • Psalms 27, 28, 29 Darke in F • Bairstow Let all mortal flesh 23 Patrick Short Service • Tallis Loquebantur variis linguis 334 Hymns 159, A&M 630, 146 Tuesday 6 Vierne Hymne au Soleil 18:00 Diocesan Choral Festival 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Trinity Chapel Monday 12 Barnabas the Apostle (Transferred) 17:30 Choral Evensong 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Reading Responses • Psalms 32, 33, 34 17:30 The Eucharist Byrd Second Service • Attwood Come Holy Ghost 6 President Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor 19:30 Concert: Chineke! Orchestra (Salisbury International Arts Festival) Preacher The Very Revd June Osborne, Dean Wednesday 7 Acts 11: 19–end • Gradual Psalm 112 • John 15: 12–17 Ireland in C • Shephard Jesu, dulcis memoria 298 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Hymns 214 (tune ii), 167, 413, Psalm 150 17:30 Choral Evensong Woodside Responses • Psalm 37 Tuesday 13 Rose in E • Hurford Litany to the Holy Spirit 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong Radcliffe Responses • Psalms 69 (omit 23–29), 70 Daniel Purcell in E minor • Palestrina Exultate Deo 228

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Wednesday 14 Tuesday 20 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Sarum College Archer Responses • Psalms 73, 74 • Office Hymn 272 13:00 Diocesan School Leavers’ Service Robinson in C • Dering Duo seraphim 17:30 Choral Evensong Rose Responses • Psalm 104 Thursday 15 Corpus Christi Alcock in A • Harris Holy is the true light 163 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel Wednesday 21 17:30 The Eucharist 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion President Canon Ian Woodward, Vicar of the Close 12:00 Prayers for Justice and Peace Morning Chapel Preacher Canon Stephen Batty, Rector, Bride Valley 13:00 Diocesan School Leavers’ Service 1 Corinthians 11: 23–26 • Gradual Psalm 116: 11–16 • John 6: 51–58 17:30 Choral Evensong Sumsion in F • Elgar O salutaris hostias 63 Terry Responses • Psalm 106 Hymns 268 (tune 202), 311 (tune 167), 307, Psalm 150 Archer Four Cathedrals Service • Handel Let the bright seraphim 157 Friday 16 Thursday 22 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 08:55 Cathedral School Assembly 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Sarum College 12:00 Rosary Group The Chapel of St Edmund and St Thomas 13:00 Diocesan School Leavers’ Service 17:30 Choral Evensong 17:30 Choral Evensong Rose Responses • Psalms 82, 84, 85 Rose Responses • Psalms 108, 109 (omit 5–19) Bevan Magnificat •Holst Nunc dimittis • Villette O salutaris hostias 63 Purcell in B flat •Gesualdo Illumina nos Saturday 17 Friday 23 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Evening Prayer said, Trinity Chapel 08:55 Cathedral School Assembly Psalm 89 13:00 Diocesan School Leavers’ Service 18:30 Diocesan Confirmation 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by the Lay Vicars Lloyd Responses • Psalm 114 • Office Hymn 12 Sunday 18 The First Sunday of Trinity Halls Second Service • Purcell Remember not our old sins 08:00 Holy Communion Trinity Chapel President The Very Revd June Osborne, Dean Saturday 24 The Birth of John the Baptist 09:15 Choral Mattins 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion Rose Responses • Psalm 45 17:30 Festal Evensong Harris Bendicite • Stanford in B flat •Parry My soul, there is a country 243 Rose Responses • Psalm 119: 1–32 • Office Hymn 499 Hymn 467 Howells St Paul’s Service • Stanford Beati quorum via 311 Bridge Allegro marziale Hymn 168 (tune 288) 10:30 The Eucharist Howells Paean President Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer 19:30 Salisbury Musical Society Concert Preacher The Very Revd June Osborne, Dean Romans 5: 1–8 • Gradual Psalm 100 • Matthew 9: 35–10: 8 Mozart in C K220 • Mozart Ave verum corpus 212 Sunday 25 The Second Sunday after Trinity Hymns 333, 408 (tune i), 477 08:00 Holy Communion Trinity Chapel Couperin Offertoire sur les Grands Jeux President Canon Edward Probert, Chancellor 16:30 Choral Evensong 09:15 Choral Mattins Rose Responses • Psalms 42, 43 Tomkins Responses • Psalm 49 Rubbra in A flat •Joubert O Lorde, the maker of al thing 215 Sumsion in G • Howells Collegium regale • Stanford O for a closer walk 320 Hymn 339 Hymn 346 Vierne Introduction et Allegro (Symphonie VI) W Lloyd Webber Benedictus Monday 19 10:30 The Eucharist 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion President Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor 13:00 Diocesan School Leavers’ Service Preacher Canon Edward Probert, Chancellor 17:30 Choral Evensong Romans 6: 1b–11 • Gradual Psalm 69: 13–22 • Matthew 10: 24–39 Rose Responses • Psalms 98, 99, 100, 101 Victoria O quam gloriosum • Byrd Ave verum corpus 65 Todd Salisbury Service • Dove Into thy hands Hymns A&M 766, 76, 366 Bach Toccata and Fugue in D minor (BWV 565)

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16:30 Choral Evensong Tomkins Responses • Psalm 46 Reflections Sumsion in G • Galvani Do not fear • Galvani Faith is the gift of God Hymn 349 I have really enjoyed the privilege of being Acting Bach Prelude and Fugue in C (BWV 545) Assistant Director of Music over the past few Monday 26 months and working even more closely with 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion David Halls and Claudia Grinnell in playing the 17:30 Choral Evensong Life at St John's Tomkins Responses • Psalm 119: 145–176 organ, rehearsing and conducting the Cathedral Shephard in A • Britten Hymn to St Peter 54 Between January and March I have been living choir. This term has not only been an opportunity Tuesday 27 away from Salisbury, as I have been acting to fulfill a dream of being a cathedral organist, 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion as Director of Music at St John's College, but also to deepen my understanding of the 12:00 Holy Communion attended by Mothers’ Union CW Order One, Trinity Chapel Cambridge, during the sabbatical of their full- relationship between the Cathedral School and 17:30 Evening Prayer Psalms 126, 127 time Director of Music, Andrew Nethsingha. The the Cathedral. In the open office at Wyndham Wednesday 28 famous choir of St John's consists of twenty House I have observed at close hand the way 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion boys, seventeen choral scholars or lay clerks, and that the different Cathedral departments work 17:30 Choral Evensong two organists. The choir sings seven services per together and especially the way that the liturgy Woodside Responses • Psalms 136, 137 (omit 9), 138 • Office Hymn 172 (tune 443) week in university term time. Ian Wicks has been and music team prepare for the hundreds of Archer Salisbury Service • Grancini Dulcis Christe 19:30 Organ Recital given by David Halls covering my absence, and many of you will have services each year. The icing on the cake has enjoyed hearing him play the organ over the past been the choir tour to California, where I had the Thursday 29 Peter and Paul, Apostles 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion term. It is particularly fitting that I have spent the pleasure of playing many amazing instruments 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel last term working with Ian's son, Joseph, who was including the astounding Fisk organ in Stanford 17:30 The Eucharist a chorister here at Salisbury, and is now Assistant Memorial Church and the Skinner organ in Grace President Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer Preacher Canon Simon Weeden, Team Rector, Whitton Organist at St John's. Cathedral. Thank you to everyone who made this Acts 12: 1–11 • Gradual Psalm 125 • Matthew 16: 13–19 term possible for me. Darke in F • Duruflé Tu es Petrus 114 Over the past three months, I have benefited Hymns 484 (tune 167), 445, 393, Psalm 150 from some remarkable opportunities and learning Ian Wicks Friday 30 experiences. Particularly special for me was Acting Assistant director of music 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion conducting the choir for their broadcast of Choral 08:55 Cathedral School Assembly 17:30 Choral Evensong Evensong on Ash Wednesday, but I also enjoyed Organ Recitals Tomkins Responses • Psalms 147, 148 conducting a Bach Cantata Evensong and a Magnificat • in E flat Nunc dimittis • Praise and honour Bevan Wood Galvani concert in Marlborough College Chapel. Wednesdays at 19:30 In Residence May 1–6 Canon Ian Woodward, Vicar of the Close I am delighted to be back in Salisbury. As I write, I 24 May, The Jenkinson Recital 7–13 Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor am looking forward particularly to the fine liturgy Claudia Grinnell 14–20 Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer and music which will be on offer throughout Holy Music by Bach, Byrd, Hindemith, Howells, 21–27 Canon Edward Probert, Chancellor 28–31 Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer Week and Easter. I remain hugely grateful to the Locklair and Vierne June 1–3 Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer Dean, the Precentor, and David Halls for allowing 4–10 Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor me this golden opportunity, and I also greatly 28 June, David Halls 11–17 Canon Edward Probert, Chancellor 18–24 Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor appreciate all that Ian Wicks and Claudia Grinnell Music by Bach, Coates, Gigout, Guilmant, 25–30 Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer have done at Salisbury during my absence. It's Lanquetuit, MacMillan, Lemmens and Widor great to be back! david Halls, Director of Music Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor Tickets £10 (wheelchair users £7.50). For The Very Revd June Osborne, Dean John Challenger further details visit salisburycathedral.org. Assistant director of music uk/events

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Informal Concerts Return We are pleased to announce the return of informal lunchtime concerts and offer choirs the opportunity to sing in the Cathedral. These unaccompanied, a cappella performances of sacred music will take place on one Wednesday a month at the Spire Crossing immediately after the 13:00 prayers. All concerts will be listed on our website once confirmed. If you wish to take part, please email [email protected] Southern Cathedrals Festival 2017 2017 Ageas Salisbury 19 – 22 July, Winchester Cathedral International Arts Festival This exhibition is inspired by hope, a firm Art Workshops: Who Am I? belief in the positive side of human nature, The Southern Cathedrals Festival offers sacred 26 May – 10 June Saturday 13 May, 10:00 - 16:00 (11-18 years) th making us aware of our vulnerability as well choral and organ music performed to the very Returning for its 45 year, the Ageas Salisbury Saturday 20 May, 10:00 - 16:00 (Adult) as illuminating our humanity, empowering us highest standard by the choirs of Winchester, International Arts Festival 2017 boasts a vibrant to harness our inner strength (see page 5). Develop your ideas using unusual mixed media. Salisbury and Chichester Cathedrals. The mix of music, comedy, film, theatre, talks and Bring your photocopies then use gum arabic to choirs will be performing separately and dance over 16 days. Offering an array of exciting Free Drop-in Tours start making prints of your own photos, lyrics and together and will be complemented by visiting new talent featured alongside established Just turn up and meet our expert guides to learn poetry. Learn how to layer your personal sketch performers. The music is presented in concerts favourites in an annual celebration, the ancient more about Ana Maria Pacheco's sculptures book pages with a variety of techniques using ink, and within worship, and highlights include BBC city of Salisbury will resound with artistic and join in the conversation about what these oil pastel, bleach and acrylic. Choral Evensong, the Festival Eucharist, and a encounters of every kind. intriguing figures represent. Max. 1 hour. performance of Monteverdi Vespers. Free Family Fun: Remember Me The Festival opens at Salisbury Cathedral on Meet inside the cloisters at: Wednesday 31 May, Tickets will be available to the general public from 26 May, with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 10:30 on 29 April; 22, 31 May; 8, 16 June and 10:00 - 12:00 or 13:00 - 15:00 15 May; for full programme information please performing selections from Mendelssohn, 17 July Seek out artwork from 'Dispersing the Night' and visit southerncathedralsfestival.org.uk Berlioz and Tchaikovsky. I Fagiolini present 14:00 on 1, 9 May, 27 June and 13, 22 July then using a range of paints and with the help of 'Monteverdi: The Other Vespers' on Friday 2 a mirror, create a portrait of yourself in the Trinity June, and the most diverse orchestra in Europe, Lecture: Reflecting on Ana Maria Pacheco Chapel. Parents stay. All materials provided. Chineke! will perform music by 18th-century Friday 7 July, 19:00 black composer Joseph Bologne among others Colin Wiggins helps us to understand this For further exhibition events visit on Tuesday 6 June. The Festival closes on 10 powerful exhibition, reflecting on the work of salisburycathedral.org.uk/events June in spectacular style with the Festival Chorus Ana Maria Pacheco as art in a sacred space. transforming the Cathedral into a submerged Colin Wiggins was Special Projects Curator at watery world, in the newly-commissioned Voices the National Gallery, London until 2016 where he of the Whale. worked closely with Pacheco during her residency there in 1998 - 2000. Tickets £7 available online Tickets can be bought on 0845 241 9651 or by and on the door. visiting salisburyfestival.co.uk

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Cathedral Guide Steve Dunn has launched Please note that on Wednesday 5 and an exciting three-year-long project aimed Thursday 6 July the Cathedral and Chapter at recording marks or ‘graffiti’ left on the House will be closed to visitors. The Cathedral fabric over the centuries. Helped by Cathedral will be open for the morning around 60 volunteers, he is collating images service and Evensong. of them in the form of either scale drawings Five special Easter Eggs Staff Update or photographs, and researching the meaning Our peregrines have nested again on the Tower We have some new faces in our Works or story behind them before adding them to a and the female is now incubating five eggs. A Department. Luke Kingston (left) joined us in the specially created database. live video relay from the nesting box is up and autumn from Wells Cathedral following a move New Events Leaflet running on screens in the Tower and Cloisters, from Bristol. As the New Year arrived, so did Collect our latest free events leaflet in the The graffiti being collected ranges from very along with a live stream on our website. Stephane Woodside (centre), all the way from Cathedral or download your copy from our simple devotional marks to more intricate working on Government House, Toronto. And the website from June onwards. works used to ward off evil spirits. The It's been an eventful year for our birds: Peter, first days of Spring brought Sarah Klopper (right) so-called Hexform or witches’ marks which one of the first chicks to hatch here in 2014, was from Weymouth, who has been teaching stone often take the form of concentric circles found shot on farmland in King’s Somborne on carving at the Dorset Centre for the Creative with propeller-like shapes inside them, were 11 March. Identified by his blue ring (initials GX) , Arts. Welcome to all three! designed to be "demon traps". Many of the he is expected to make a full recovery. graffiti marks are mason’s marks and timber We have also appointed Will Morgan as verger. carpentry marks. Masons were paid by the RSPB Tower Tours Some of you may remember Will as he worked in piece so the mark was their way of identifying this role between 2009 and 2013. Since then, he the work they had done. We are pleased to be able to offer RSPB Tower has worked in a number of roles, most recently Tours on which an RSPB peregrine expert working in the travel industry in Southampton. Stonecarving Courses In other cases, the walls of the Cathedral accompanies the Tower Guide to answer Would you like to have a go at stone masonry were used the way we use paper today, to any questions from visitors regarding the We wish Tom Marks (Verger) and Helen Sumping under the tutelage of one of our masons? We draw up designs for the Cathedral’s builders. peregrines. Tours start on Wednesday 17 May (Library and Archive Assistant), who left us in have four 2-day opportunities that also include a Some carpentry marks in the roof space are and take place every Wednesday at 13:15 April, all the very best for the future. workshop tour with either our Clerk of Works or thought to date from the middle C13, made thereafter, until the end of June. You can book Head Mason and a tower tour, all for £150! by Arabic carpenters. online or at the Welcome desk. Cost £12.50 (adults), £8.00 (children 7-17) and £30 (families - Strategy 2017 – 2022 Course dates (Thursdays and Fridays) As a result of this work the Cathedral is max 2 adults + 3 children). The Dean and Chapter are publishing their latest June 29 and 30 delighted to offer specialist graffiti tours on Strategic Plan, which lays out the Cathedral’s July 13 and 14 (Flower panel focus) the following dates: The RSPB (in partnership with the Cathedral) is priorities for the next five years. The Plan July 27 and 28 offering a free 'Date with Nature' experience for explores how we aim to make a significant August 3 and 4 (Flower panel focus) Friday 5 May, 14:00 four weeks at the end of June. This is timed to difference to those who visit, work, volunteer or For more details and to book go online. Friday 19 May, 14:00 take place as the chicks fledge: RSPB volunteers live alongside us and how we plan to respond Friday 2 June, 14:00 with telescopes will be on hand to talk to visitors to the complex and rapidly changing nature of Meet our Stonemasons Friday 16 June, 14:00 and help them spot the young fledglings trying contemporary society, and the impact this has their wings. No booking is required, just walk up on individual lives and communities. Our Stonemasons will be demonstrating their Tickets are £12.50 Adults, £8.00 Children (7 and join the RSPB in their gazebo on the lawn. craft in the West Cloister between 13.30-15.30, - 17 years) max 12 persons per tour. To book The Plan will be available to read online from Monday to Friday, from 22 May to 16 June - come visit salisburycathedral.org.uk/events 19 May 2017 at salisburycathedral.org.uk and watch them at work!

14 /SalisburyCathedral @SalisburyCathedral salisbury Cathedral News May/June 2017 15 Amnesty International Appeal Outside View Sentenced to Death Bringing musical testimony and praise arising from the life of Jesus Christ, the lives of Christians everywhere, Saman Naseem, a member of Iran’s Kurdish and particularly the Anglican Communion's belief in the minority, was sentenced to death at the age of Dean efficacy of prayer and praise to God, thirty-six choristers, 17 for allegedly taking part in an armed rebellion The Very Revd June Osborne organists, and conductors of the Salisbury Cathedral against the state which led to the death of a Friends' Update T: (01722) 555110 Choir sang beautifully in services, concerts, and Revolutionary Guard. The court used Saman’s Chapter Clerk educational exchanges in the dioceses of San Francisco confession obtained under torture. He was also How beautiful and lively the Cathedral and Close Jackie Molnar and El Camino Real in northern California. 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'Dispersing the Night' by Ana Maria Pacheco 28 April – 23 July M&I Details page 5 and supporting events page 12 Graffiti Tour 14:00 Friday 5 May Also on 19 May; 2 and 16 June, details on page 14 Installation of Canons at Evensong 17:30 Tuesday 9 May Details on page 6 Library Tour and Tea 14:00 Wednesday 10 May Also on 14 June, details on our website 'Ashes' starring Ray Winstone 18:30 Wednesday 10 May M&I Details page 5 Celebration of Age Evensong + Dementia panel event 17:30 Tuesday 16 May M&I Details page 5 'Singing for the Brain' 14:00 Thursday 18 May M&I Details page 5 'My Favourite Bloom' Workshops 10:00 – 12:00 Friday 19 May M&I Also on 22 May, details page 5 The Jenkinson Recital - Claudia Grinnell 19:30 Wednesday 24 May Details page 11 'Thy Kingdom Come' 25 May – 4 June Details page 6 Churches Together Picnic 12:30 – 16:00 Sunday 4 June Details page 6

M&I Alzheimer's Society Dementia Community Roadshow Tuesday 13 - Wednesday 14 June Details on page 5 Sudan Garden Fete 14:00 – 17:00 Sunday 18 June Details page 6 Salisbury Musical Society Concert: Mendelssohn 19:30 Saturday 24 June Details on our website Library Spotlight talk: Medieval to Modern 11:00 – 12:00 Wednesday 28 June Details on our website Organ Recital - David Halls 19:30 Wednesday 28 June Details on page 11 Stonecarving Course Thursday 29 - Friday 30 June Also 'Meet our Masons' 22 May to 16 June - details on page 15

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