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Advent/Christmas 2017-2018 SCHEDULE OF MUSIC: Advent/Christmas Year B 2017-2018 December 3, 2017: THE FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT at Mass ENTRANCE ANTIPHON 5PM & 8:30AM: Bartlett “simple”; 11AM: Gregorian “To you, I lift up my soul…” Ad te levavi; Ps 24:1-3 KYRIE: Mass XVII; 11AM: Missa octavi toni (Lassus) RESPONSORIAL PSALM: Psalm 80: Lord, make us turn to you (Rice, Mode VII) ALLELUIA Mode VIII cf. Ps. 85:8 Show us, Lord, your love; and grant us your salvation. ALLELUIA (11AM): Ostende nobis, Mode VIII OFFERTORY: Creator of the Stars of Night (CONDITOR ALME SIDERUM) OFFERTORY ANTIPHON (11AM) Gregorian “To you…”; Ad te levavi; Ps 24:1-3 MASS SETTING: Mass XVII; 11AM: Missa octavi toni (Lassus) Agnus COMMUNION ANTIPHON R. Rice “The Lord will bestow his bounty…” Dominus Dabit; Ps. 84:13 POSTCOMMUNION: Alma Redemptoris Mater (5PM & 8:30AM: Gregorian; 11AM: Palestrina) CLOSING: Lo, he comes with clouds descending (HELMSLEY) December 3, 2017: THE FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT at Vespers (w/Monks; St. Bernard Use) PRELUDE: O pray for the peace of Jerusalem (Howells) PSALMODY: Weber HYMN: Creator of the Stars of Night (CONDITOR ALME SIDERUM) MAGNIFICAT: Octavi toni ("et exsultavit") (Lassus) TE DEUM: Simple Tone, in alternatim w/organ & choir December 8, 2017: THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION OF THE BVM ENTRANCE ANTIPHON 12:10PM: Bartlett; 6:30PM: Gregorian “I rejoice heartily in the Lord…” Gaudens gaudebo; Is 61:10 KYRIE (12:10PM) Mass XVI; (6:30PM) Missa Dixit Maria (Hassler) GLORIA: Mass VIII RESPONSORIAL PSALM (12:10PM): Psalm 98: Sing to the Lord a new song (Gelineau) GRADUAL (6:30PM): Benedicta es tu, Mode V ALLELUIA Mode VIII Lk 3:4, 6 Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with you; blessed are you among women. OFFERTORY: Magnificat (JERUSALEM) OFFERTORY ANTIPHON (6:30PM) Gregorian Ave Maria Mode VIII MASS SETTING: Mass VIII; (6:30PM) Missa Dixit Maria (Hassler) COMMUNION ANTIPHON Gloriosa dicta sunt Bartlett POSTCOMMUNION (6:30PM): Dixit Maria (Hassler) CLOSING: Immaculate Mary (LOURDES HYMN) VOLUNTARY: Praeludium in e, “Little” (N. Bruhns) December 10, 2017: THE SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT at Mass ENTRANCE ANTIPHON 5PM & 8:30AM: Bartlett “simple”; 11AM: Gregorian “O people of Zion, behold…” Populus Sion; cf. Is 30:19, 30 KYRIE: Mass XVII RESPONSORIAL PSALM: Ps 85: Lord, let us see your kindness (Guimont) GRADUAL (11AM): Ex Sion, Mode V ALLELUIA Mode VIII Lk 3:4, 6 Prepare the way of the Lord, make straight his paths: all flesh shall see the salvation of God. OFFERTORY: Hark, a thrilling voice is sounding (MERTON) OFFERTORY ANTIPHON (11AM) “O God, you will turn toward us…” Deus tu convertens; Ps 85:7,8 MASS SETTING: Mass XVII COMMUNION ANTIPHON 5PM & 8:30AM: Columba Kelly, OSB; 11AM: Gregorian “Behold the joy”; Ierusalem, surge; Bar. 5:5; 4:36 COMMUNION (11AM): O sacrum convivium (Croce) POSTCOMMUNION: Alma Redemptoris mater (Simple tone) CLOSING: On Jordan’s bank the Baptist’s cry (WINCHESTER NEW) December 10, 2017: THE SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT at Vespers (Ladies’ Schola) (**Recital: Assistant Organist) HYMN: Creator of the Stars of Night (CONDITOR ALME SIDERUM) PSALMODY: Weber December 17, 2017: THE THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT at Mass** ENTRANCE ANTIPHON 11AM: Gregorian “Rejoice in the Lord always…” Gaudete in Domino; Phil 4:4, 5 KYRIE: Mass XVII; 11AM: Missa Secunda (Hassler) RESPONSORIAL PSALM (5PM & 8:30AM): Lk 1: My soul rejoices in my God (Rice) GRADUAL (11AM): Qui sedes, Domine, Mode VII ALLELUIA Mode VIII Is 61:1 (Lk 4:18) The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he has anointed me to bring glad tidings to the poor. OFFERTORY: Rejoice! The Lord is King (DARWALL’S 148TH) OFFERTORY ANTIPHON Gregorian “O Lord, you have blessed…” Benedixisti; Ps 85:2 MASS SETTING: Mass XVII; 11AM: Missa Secunda (Hassler) COMMUNION ANTIPHON Gregorian “Say to the faint of heart…” Dicite: Pusillanimes; cf. Is 35:4 COMMUNION: O come, o come Emmanuel (VENI EMMANUEL) POSTCOMMUNION (11AM): Ego sum panis vivus (Palestrina) CLOSING: O come, Divine Messiah (VENEZ, DIVIN MESSIE) VOLUNTARY: Prelude in e, “Big” (N. Bruhns) **Scholae at 5 & 8:30AM December 17, 2017: THE THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT at Vespers (Men’s Schola) (**Recital: Director of Music) HYMN: Creator of the Stars of Night (CONDITOR ALME SIDERUM) PSALMODY/MAGNIFICAT: Weber December 24, 2017: THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT at Mass ENTRANCE ANTIPHON 5PM & 8:30AM: Weber; 11AM: Gregorian “Drop down dew…” Rorate caeli; cf. Is 45:8 KYRIE: Mass XVII RESPONSORIAL PSALM: Psalm 89: Forever I will sing… (Weber) ALLELUIA Mode VIII Mt 1:23 Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word. OFFERTORY/PREPARATION: O come, o come Emmanuel (VENI EMMANUEL) OFFERTORY ANTIPHON (11AM) Gregorian “Hail Mary…”; Ave Maria; Lk 1:28, 42 MASS SETTING: Mass XVII COMMUNION ANTIPHON Motyka “Behold, a Virgin shall conceive…” Ecce Virgo concipiet; Is 7:14 POSTCOMMUNION (11AM): Ave Maria (Handl/attr. Victoria) POSTCOMMUNION: Alma Redemptoris mater (Simple tone) CLOSING: Savior of the nations, come (NUN KOMM DER HEIDEN HEILAND) December 24, 2017: CHRISTMAS EVE (Vigil Mass; 5PM) PRELUDE at 4:15: TBD Carols, etc. ENTRANCE: O come, all ye faithful (ADESTE FIDELES) KYRIE: Mass VIII GLORIA: Mass VIII RESPONSORIAL PSALM: Psalm 89: Forever I will sing the goodness… (Weber) ALLELUIA Mode VI Tomorrow the wickedness of the earth will be destroyed: the Savior of the world will reign over us. CREDO III OFFERTORY: Hark, the herald angels sing (MENDELSSOHN) MASS SETTING: Mass VIII COMMUNION: Away in a Manger (MUELLER) Gesu Bambino (Yon) Silent Night (STILLE NACHT) CLOSING: Joy to the World (ANTIOCH) VOLUNTARY: “Finale” fr Sonata I, Op. 42 (A. Guilmant) December 25, 2017: CHRISTMAS DAY (Mass at Midnight) Lessons and Carols (11:15PM) While by our sleeping flocks (Jüngst) In Nativitatem Domini (Charpentier) I wonder as I wander (arr. J.J. Niles) Here is the little door (Howells) Shepherds’ Carol (Chilcott) In the bleak midwinter (Holst) Joy to the World (ANTIOCH) Christmas Proclamation (Fr. Jerabek) ENTRANCE: O come all ye faithful (ADESTE FIDELES; OxCfC arr., vs. 1-2, 6-7) ENTRANCE ANTIPHON Gregorian “The Lord said…”; Dominus dixit ad me; Ps 2 KYRIE: Missa ad Praesepe (Malcolm) GLORIA: Missa ad Praesepe (Malcolm) RESPONSORIAL PSALM: Ps 96: Today is born our Savior (Rice) ALLELUIA Mode VIII (cong. on ref.) Lk 2:10-11 I proclaim to you good news of great joy: today a Savior is born for us, Christ the Lord. CREDO III (Josquin Missa Pange Lingua “et incarnatus”) OFFERTORY: Angels we have heard on high (GLORIA) OFFERTORY ANTIPHON Polyphonic: Haller Laetentur caeli; Ps 96:11 MASS SETTING: Missa ad Praesepe (Malcolm); *Sanctus + Mass XVIII Benedictus COMMUNION ANTIPHON Gregorian In splendoribus; Ps 110:3 COMMUNION: Away in a manger (MUELLER) Silent night (STILLE NACHT) “Benedictus” from Missa ad Praesepe (Malcolm) POSTCOMMUNION: A spotless rose (Howells) CLOSING: Hark! The herald angels sing (MENDELSSOHN; OxCfC) VOLUNTARY: “Finale” fr Sonata I, Op. 42 (A. Guilmant) December 25, 2017: CHRISTMAS DAY (Mass during the Day; 10AM, prelude at 9:40; Section leaders only) CAROLS: (TBD) ENTRANCE: O come all ye faithful (ADESTE FIDELES) ENTRANCE ANTIPHON Gregorian “A child is born for us…”; Puer natus est nobis; cf. Is 9:5 KYRIE: Mass VIII GLORIA: Mass VIII RESPONSORIAL PSALM: Psalm 98: All the ends of the earth have seen (Guimont) ALLELUIA Mode VI A holy day has dawned upon us. Come, you nations, and adore the Lord. For today a great light has come upon the earth. OFFERTORY: Joy to the world (ANTIOCH) MASS SETTING: Mass VIII COMMUNION ANTIPHON Gregorian “All the ends of the earth…” Viderunt omnes; cf. Ps 98:3 COMMUNION: Away in a manger (MUELLER) What child is this? (GREENSLEEVES) CLOSING: Hark, the herald angels sing (MENDELSSOHN) VOLUNTARY: “Finale” fr Sonata I, Op. 42 (A. Guilmant) December 31, 2017: THE HOLY FAMILY OF JESUS, MARY, AND JOSEPH ENTRANCE: Angels we have heard on high (GLORIA) KYRIE: Mass VIII GLORIA: Mass VIII RESPONSORIAL PSALM: Psalm 128: Blessed are those who fear… (Rice) ALLELUIA: Col 3:15a, 16a Let the peace of Christ control your hearts; let the word of Christ dwell in you richly. OFFERTORY/PREPARATION: What child is this? (GREENSLEEVES) MASS SETTING: Mass VIII COMMUNION: Away in a manger (CRADLE SONG) O little town of Bethlehem (ST. LOUIS) CLOSING: Angels from the realms of glory (REGENT SQUARE) VOLUNTARY: TBD January 1, 2018: SOLEMNITY OF MARY, THE MOTHER OF GOD (10AM Mass w/cantor) ENTRANCE ANTIPHON Weber “Hail, holy Mother…”; Salve, Sancta Parens KYRIE: Mass VIII GLORIA: Mass VIII RESPONSORIAL PSALM: Psalm 67: May God bless us (Bartlett) ALLELUIA Heb 1:1-2 In the past God spoke to our ancestors through the prophets; in these last days, he has spoken to us through the Son. OFFERTORY/PREPARATION: Angels we have heard on high (GLORIA) MASS SETTING: Mass VIII COMMUNION ANTIPHON Bartlett “Behold, your king shall come…” Exsulta, filia Sion; Zech 9:9 COMMUNION: The First Noel (THE FIRST NOEL) CLOSING: Veni, Creator Spiritus (Latin) VOLUNTARY: TBD January 7, 2018: THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD ENTRANCE ANTIPHON 5PM & 8:30AM: Bartlett; 11AM: Gregorian “Behold, the Lord, the Mighty One, has come…”; Ecce advenit; cf. Mal 3:1; 1 Chr 29:12 KYRIE: Mass VIII; 11AM: Mass à 4 (Byrd) GLORIA: Mass VIII RESPONSORIAL PSALM (5PM & 8:30AM): Psalm 72: Lord, every nation… (Chabanel) GRADUAL (11AM): Omnes Saba (Handl) ALLELUIA Mt 2:2 We saw his star at its rising and have come to do him homage. OFFERTORY/PREPARATION: We three kings (KINGS OF ORIENT) OFFERTORY ANTIPHON (11AM) Byrd “The Kings of Tarshish…”; Reges tharsis; Ps 72:10, 11 MASS SETTING: Mass VIII; Mass à 4 (Byrd) COMMUNION ANTIPHON (11AM) Byrd “We have seen his star…”; Vidimus stellam; cf.
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