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“leh: ruf zu dit: Herr Jesu Christ 8 : 1S. Bach : Lisa Klinsky, organ : a

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— stand _ HYMN LBW 94 “Lost inthe Night” = LOSTINTHENIGHT Tes Sloneas 3 dnd Fate sung in harmony: cee a sit : oe READING “Matthew 25:1-13 Keep your lamps trimmed . following the reading: 4 oo The word of the Lord. _ Thanks be to God. Silence, a es Oo ‘Come and listen, ‘all you ae fear God, : 8 and Iwill tell you what God has done for me. (Psalm 66:14) . stand ee: A ee - - LBwHe PRAYERS - ee 8 _. OUR) FATHER IN HEAVEN (sung) front of LBW, p. 12 BLESSING | of

ss EVENINGPRAYER _ Lutheran Summer Music 68 7 July 1998.

_ ABENDMUSIK =——————“‘Nunbitien wir", «(Dietrich Buxtehude Blake Doss, organ “I Will Lay Me Down in Peace” Healey Willan Vocal Ensemble

Stand and face the candie as it is brought in. SERVICE OF LIGHT : LBW. p. 142 LIGHT HYMN WOV #728 “0 Light, Whose Splendor Thrills” ~ ST. § CLEMENT a “Let my prayer rise..." oe p. 145 @-All, ©- women; @ - men os (all sing es "Glary to the Father to ihe end ie _ Silence ... _ Psalm oe 2 Psalm 122 os Was Glad Silence a Psalm Prayer :

stand : : HYMN wov #702 “O Day of Peace” JERUSALEM

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SONG OF THE THREE YOUNG MEN Mark Sedio Contor All you works of the Lord, bless the Lord—R,

+ Descant _ 2 ~ You angels of the Lord, bless the Lord;* tee eee SS you heavens, bless the Lord;* X { f med, f ee f t all you powers of the Lord, bless the Lord—R, eo i " t - Praise and mag-ni- fy the Lord for - ev - er. Al You sun and moon, bless the Lord;* you stars of heaven, bless the Lord;* you showers and dews, bless the Lord—R, . God. E im W OWRA, You winds of God, bless the Lord; Praise and mag-ni- fy the Lord for - ev - er. you fire and heat, bless the Lord;* you winter and summer, bless the Lord—R, Nea, Py You dews and frost, bless the Lord;* you frost and cold, bless the Lord;*

Cra you ice and snow, bless the Lord—R, Praise and mag-ni- fy the Lord for - ev - er. St Leg 5 You nights and days, bless the Lord;* you light and darkness, bless the Lord; * rE you lightnings and clouds, bless the Lord—R Let the earth bless the Lord:* Coy tor you mountains and hills, bless the Lord:* all you green things that grow on the earth, bless the Lord—R Foust \ You wells and springs, bless the Lord;* ‘salm tone . PFW 48 you rivers and seas, bless the Lord;* you whales and all who move in the waters, bless the Lord;—R, . All you birds of the air, bless the Lord:* Ba qk side all you beasts and cattle, bless the Lord;* all you children of mortals, bless the Lord—R,

. You people of God, bless the Lord;* {2H side you priests of the Lord, bless the Lord:* . you servants of the Lord, bless the Lore’ >. AIL You spirits and souls of the righteous, bicos the Lord:* you pure and humble of heart, bless the Lord:* let us bless the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit—R,

‘Sing to the Lorp 4 new song,* PSALM 98 for he has done fharvelous things. *With his right hand and his holy arm* has he won for himéelf the victory. Refrain Robert Hobby >The Lorp has made Known his victory;* Descant his righteousness has he openly shown in the sight 6f the nations.

“He remembers his mercy and faithfulness to the house of Israel,* + + i v 1 and all the ends of the earth have seen the victory 6f our God. R All the ends of the earth have seen the ®Shout with joy to the Lorp, all you lands;* lift up your voice, rejoice, and sing.

Ve — pot *Sing to the Lorp With the harp,* : ~ r i ! 4 T | | 6 SEF { so Kot | with the harp and the doice of song. L "With trumpets and the sound 6f the horn* All the ends of the earth have seen the shout with joy before the king, the Lorp. 5Let the sea make a noise and all that is in it,* the lands and those who dwell therein.

>. me —_t | *Let the rivers Clap their hands,* —_— 2 H —t t t - and let the hills ring out with joy before the Lorp, { yt when he comes to judge the earth. of our God, "In righteousness shall he judge the world* and the peoples with equity. R,

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Reprinted by permission of Augsburg Fortress.

EVENING PRAYER - ‘Lutheran Summer Music & 8 J uly 1998 Service of Hepiamet Remembrance -

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: During : the canvicke the congregation will be. Sprinited with water ii vemembrance eS of their baptism. AS bes receive the droplets a water you may make the sign af te : - cross. LITANY OF THE SAINTS

OUR FATHER IN HEAVEN sing : front of LBW, p. 112.

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Lutheran Summer Music 1998

Bach Cantata Vespers

Chapel of Reconciliation Augustana College Sioux Falls, South Dakota Thursday, July 9, 8:00 p.m. BACH CANTATA VESPERS

Prelude Two organ settings of “Wer nur den lieben Gott lasst walten” } BWV 690 and 691 Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)

Stand Service of Light Lutheran Book of Worship, p 142

Sit Psalm 121 p. 279 Sung responsively between choir and congregation by verse

Reading Proverbs 3:1-8 following the reading: The word of the Lord. Thanks be to God. Silence.

Homily:

Cantata Wer nur den lieben Gott lasst walten, BWV 93 J.S. Bach

Stand Collect for Peace, Our Father, Blessing p. 151

Hymn “If God Himself Be For Me” LBW #454 IST GOTT FUR MICH Stanza I - all; 2 - men; 3 - women; 4 - all

Sit Postlude “Wer nur den lieben Gott lasst walten” BWV 642 J.S. Bach Wer nur den lieben Gott If thou wilt suffer God to laBt walten guide thee

I. Chor I. Chorus Wer nur den lieben Gott laBt walten If thou wilt suffer God to guide thee, und hoffet auf ihn allezeit, And ever in Him put thy trust, den wird er wunderlich erhalten, With loving care He will sustain thee, in allem Kreuz und Traurigkeit. In all thy sorrow and thy pain, Wer Gott, dem Allerhéchsten, traut, Whose hope doth rest in God above der hat auf keinen Sand gebaut. Hath firm foundation surely laid,

II. Choral und Rezitativ II. Chorale and Recitative (BaB) (Bass) Was helfen uns die schweren Sorgen? Of what avail our cares and sorrows? Sie driicken nur das Herz mit They crush my heart beneath their Centner-Pein, mit tausend Angst und load of pain with anguish and despair. Schmerz. Was hilft uns unser Weh What help our endless sighs and tears? und Ach? Es bringt nur bitt’res Naught but affliction sore they bring. Ungemach. Was hilft es, daB wir alle What doth it help if on the morrow Morgen mit Seufzen von dem Schlaf With groaning from our sleep we rise, aufstehn und mit betrintem Angesicht And with our eyes still full of tears at des Nachts zu Bette gehn? Wir night we go to rest? We but increase machen unser Kreuz und Leid durch our grief and pain, Through timid bange Traurigkeit nur gré8er. Drum fears and lamentations. But God will tut ein Christ viel besser, er tragt sein help us surely, When we our cross in Kreuz mit christlicher Gelassenheit. patience and in trust do bear.

Ill. Arie (Tenor) I, Aria (Tenor) Man halte nur ein wenig stille, wenn Calmly abide; wait thou, my spirit, sich die Kreuzesstunde naht, denn When grief and pain thou must endure unsers Gottes Gnadenwille verlaBt uns For in His love and deep compassion nie mit Rat und Tat. Gott, der die He will protect thee to the end. Auserwihlten kennt, Gott, der sich God His elected children knows, uns ein Vater nennt, wird endlich And as a Father mercy shows. allen Kummer wenden und seinen He will in all our cares protect us And Kindern Hilfe senden. by His grace His help will send us.

IV. Arie-Duett (Sopran, Alt) IV. Aria-Duet (Soprano, Alto) Er kennt die rechten Freudenstunden, The Lord thy share of joy will send er wei wohl, wenn es niitzlich sei; thee; wenn er uns nur hat treu erfunden und He knoweth when it help doth bring. merket keine Heuchelei, so kommt Tf only He hath constant found us Gott, eh’ wir uns versehn, und lisset And marketh in us no deceit, uns viel Gut’s geschehn. He comes when we are unaware And doth to us His goodness show. V.Choral und Rezitatiy V.Chorale and Recitative (Tenor) (Tenor) Denk nicht in deiner Drangsalshitze, Think not in all thy tribulation, when wenn Blitz und Donner kracht, und dir loud the thunder rolls, and angry ein schwiiles Wetter bange macht, daB tempests smite thine anxious soul, du von Gott verlassen seist. Gott that God hath quite forsaken thee. In bleibt auch in der gréBten Not, ja gar time of trouble He doth help, yea, bis in den Tod mit seiner Gnade bei even unto death, if only unto Him den Seinen. Du darfst nicht meinen thou art faithful. Do not consider that daB dieser Gott im SchoBe sitze, der He regardeth with affection, the man taglich wie der reiche Mann in Lust who, free from every care, doth daily und Freuden leben kann. Der sich mit live in peace and joy. The soul who stetem Gliicke speist bei lauter guten is from sorrow free, and knoweth Tagen, mu8 oft zuletzt, nachdem er naught but pleasure, must often halt sich an eitler Lust ergétzt, “Der Tod (when he his vain desires hath in Tépfen“ sagen. Die Folgezeit fulfilled) “Death is upon me” saying. verandert viel! Hat Petrus gleich die Time surely changeth everything! ganze Nacht mit leerer Arbeit Though Peter toiled until the dawn, zugebracht und nichts gefangen: Auf his patient labor through the night Jesu Wort kann er noch einen Zug was unavailing. Then Jesus spoke erlangen. Drum traue nur in Armut, and Peter's toil was soon rewarded. Kreuz und Pein auf deines Jesu Giite Then trust, when in distress and bitter mit glaubigem Gemiite; nach Regen pain, the goodness of thy Saviour, gibt er Sonnenschein und setzet with faithful heart and spirit. He jeglichem sein Ziel. giveth sunshine after rain, to each his due reward doth bring.

VI. Arie (Sopran) VI. Aria (Soprano) Ich will auf den Herren schaun und All my hope is in the Lord, stets meinem Gott vertraun. Er ist I will ever trust in Him, der rechte Wundermann. Der die For He His wondrous power doth Reichen arm und blo8 und die Armen show reich und groB nach seinem Willen Those of high estate brings low, machen kann. And the humble makes He great. The world His will alone doth know.

VII. Choral VII. Chorale Sing, bet und geh auf Gottes Wegen, Sing, pray, thy faith in him verricht das deine nur getreu confessing, und trau des Himmels reichem Segen, And do thy share with loving care. so wird er bei dir werden neu; Trust thou in heaven’s bounteous denn welcher seine Zuversicht blessing; auf Gott setzt, den verla&t er nicht. God will His grace to thee impart. Entrust thy soul to God alone; He never will forsake His own. Cantata performed by musicians of the LSM community under the direction of Paul Bouman.

Soloists Roma Prindle, soprano

Kerry Walters, soprano

Karen Wilkerson, mezzo-soprano

David Hamilton, tenor

James Ramlet, bass

Paul Tegels, organ

Homily delivered by Victor Gebauer

The first performance of this cantata was held on this date,the Fifth Sunday after Trinity, in 1724. It is based on the hymn of the same name with text and music by Georg Neumark (1621-1681). We ask that all members of the audience refrain from photographing or recording the performance. A high-fidelity recording of this performance may be ordered.

You are invited to attend the next events of Lutheran Summer Music 1998:

Faculty Artist Recital: Praetorius Brass Quintet Kresge Recital Hall Humanities Building Augustana College Friday, July 10, 8:00 p.m.

Faculty Artist Recital Kresge Recital Hall Humanities Building Augustana College Saturday, July 11, 2:00 p.m.

This concert is the eleventh event of the seventeenth season of Lutheran Summer Music EVENING PRAYER | Lutheran Summer Music & 10 July 1998

ABENDMUSIK Psalm 103: Bless the Lord, My Soul Moonyeen Albrecht ee Lisa Gardner, flute; William Kuhlman, organ ee

- “sit ~ PSALMODY ee Psalm 141. ee “Let “yo prayer rise... os p. 145 @- All W- - women; Mf - met (all sing from "Glory to the Father" to the etd Sone. - Psalm Prayer

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EVENING PRAYER _ Lutheran Summer Music ca Vi July 1998

ABENDMUSIK “Sarabande”.——_—_séBach,, arr. De Oliveira Pinto oe es from Suite No. 6 for Violincello, BWY. joi2- Cello Choir a SERVICE “Sun and OF face UGHT the canbe ate brow in: te

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