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Derby Cathedral Music Scheme DERBY CATHEDRAL MUSIC SCHEME September 2019 The Very Revd Dr Stephen Hance, Dean of Derby Mr Alexander Binns, Director of Music DERBY CATHEDRAL MUSIC SCHEME The Very Revd Dr Stephen Hance, Dean of Derby Mr Alexander Binns, Director of Music Sunday 1st 8.00 HOLY COMMUNION September 9.15 SUNG EUCHARIST (Bridge Chapel) Eleventh Sunday 10.45 CATHEDRAL EUCHARIST WITH FAREWELL TO THE DEAN after Trinity (Voluntary Choir) Hymns: AM488, AM489, AM650, AM741 G Setting: Jackson Communion Service in G Psalm: 112 Sermon: The Very Revd Dr Stephen Hance, Dean of Derby Motet: The river of the water of life – Archer Organ Voluntary: Prelude in C (BWV 547) – J.S. Bach 12.00 LATVIAN CHURCH SERVICE (Bridge Chapel) 1.00 BAPTISM OF KELCIE HUNT 6.00 EVENSONG (Voluntary Choir) Hymns: AM505, AM588 Responses: Statham Psalm: 119.81-96 Canticles: Stainer in B flat Anthem: Expectans expectavi – Wood Sermon: The Revd Dr Elizabeth Thomson, Sub Dean and Canon Missioner Organ Voluntary: Concert Fantasy on themes by Gershwin – Goode Monday 2nd 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION Martyrs of Papua New 5.15 EVENING PRAYER. Psalm: 85 Guinea, 1901, 1942 7.00 RUSSIAN ORTHODOX SERVICE (Bridge Chapel) G Tuesday 3rd 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 1.05 REQUIEM EUCHARIST Gregory the Great, 5.15 EVENING PRAYER. Psalm: 89.20-50 Bishop of Rome, Teacher of the Faith, 604 Gw Wednesday 4th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION Birinus, bishop, 650 5.15 EVENING PRAYER. Psalm: 91 G Thursday 5th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 12.30 ECUMENICAL PRAYING TOGETHER 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION G 5.15 EVENSONG (Lay Clerks) Responses: Tallis Hymn: 244 Psalm: 94 Canticles: Tallis in the Dorian Mode Anthem: O Lord, in thee is all my trust – Tallis Friday 6th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 9.00 HOLY COMMUNION Allen Gardiner, 12.00 MOTHERS’ UNION WAVE OF PRAYER missionary, founder of 5.15 EVENING PRAYER, Psalm: 102 the South American Mission Society, 1851 G Saturday 7th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER (Bridge Chapel) September 9.00 HOLY COMMUNION (Bridge Chapel) 5.15 FIRST EVENSONG OF THE FEAST OF THE BLESSED G VIRGIN MARY (The Derby Choristers) (Bridge Chapel) Responses: Reading Hymn: 184 Psalm: 72 Canticles: Gibbons Short Service Anthem: Ave Maria – Stopford In Residence: The Revd Dr Elizabeth Thomson, Sub Dean and Canon Missioner DERBY CATHEDRAL MUSIC SCHEME The Very Revd Dr Stephen Hance, Dean of Derby Mr Alexander Binns, Director of Music Sunday 8th September 8.00 HOLY COMMUNION Twelfth Sunday after 9.15 SUNG EUCHARIST (Bridge Chapel) Trinity 10.45 CATHEDRAL EUCHARIST (Girls and Lay Clerks) Hymns:473, 76, AM487, 420 G Setting: Missa Brevis in C ‘Spatzenmesse’ (K 220) Psalm: 1 Sermon: The Revd James Durrant, Cathedral Curate Motet: Ubi caritas – Gjeilo Organ Voluntary: Prelude and Fugue in D (BuxWV 139) – Buxtehude 11.00 RUSSIAN ORTHODOX SERVICE (Bridge Chapel) 6.00 EVENSONG (Boys and Lay Clerks) Hymns: 349, 250 Responses: Ayleward Psalm: 121 Canticles: Dyson in D Anthem: Evening hymn – Balfour Gardiner Sermon: The Revd Dr Elizabeth Thomson, Sub-Dean and Canon Missioner Organ Voluntary: Allegro con spirito – Bridge Monday 9th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION Charles Fuge Lowder, 5.15 EVENSONG (Girls) priest, 1880 Responses: Bramma Hymn: 242 G Psalm: 103 Canticles: Archer Berkshire Service Anthem: Cantique de Jean Raçine – Fauré Tuesday 10th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION 5.15 EVENSONG (Boys) G Responses: Nardone Hymn: 244 Psalm: 107 Canticles: Dyson in C minor Anthem: Ave Maria – Lindley Wednesday 11th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION 5.15 EVENING PRAYER, Psalm: 119.129-152 G Thursday 12th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 12.30 ECUMENICAL PRAYING TOGETHER 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION G 6.30 EVENSONG (Boys and Lay Clerks) Responses: Ayleward Hymn: 414 Psalm: 114 Canticles: Stanford in B flat Anthem: In pace – Blitheman Friday 13th September 8.30 MORNING PRAYER John Chrysostom, Bishop 9.00 HOLY COMMUNION of Constantinople, Teacher 12.00 MOTHERS UNION WAVE OF PRAYER of the Faith, 407 5.15 FIRST EVENING PRAYER OF HOLY CROSS DAY, Psalm: 66 7.00 CONCERT – London Concertante: Music from the Movies Gw Saturday 14th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER (Bridge Chapel) September 9.00 HOLY COMMUNION (Bridge Chapel) Holy Cross Day 5.15 EVENSONG (Derby Choristers) Responses: Reading R Hymn: 76 Psalm: 110 Canticles: Brewer in A Anthem: Adoramus te – Lassus In Residence: The Revd James Durrant, Cathedral Curate DERBY CATHEDRAL MUSIC SCHEME The Very Revd Dr Stephen Hance, Dean of Derby Mr Alexander Binns, Director of Music Sunday 15th 8.00 HOLY COMMUNION September 9.15 SUNG EUCHARIST (Bridge Chapel) Thirteenth 10.45 CATHEDRAL EUCHARIST (Boys and Lay Clerks) Sunday after Hymns: 436, 457, AM806, 427 Trinity Setting: Byrd Mass for three/four voices Psalm: 51.1-11 G Motet: Ave verum corpus – Elgar Sermon: The Revd Dr Elizabeth Thomson, Sub Dean and Canon Missioner Organ Voluntary: Fantasia in D minor – Byrd 3.00 ST FRANCISTIDE ANIMAL SERVICE (Girls) Hymns: 440, 285, 263 (om.6) Psalm: 145 Anthem: All things bright and beautiful – Rutter Sermon: The Revd James Durrant, Cathedral Curate Organ Voluntary: Toccata – Mushel 6.00 EVENSONG (Girls and Lay Clerks) Hymns: AM93, 331 Responses: Sumsion Psalm: 125 Canticles: Sumsion in A Anthem: Ego sum panis vivus – Byrd Sermon: The Revd Richard Andrews, Canon for Liturgy Organ Voluntary: Rhapsody No 1 in D flat major – Howells Monday 16th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION Ninian, bishop, 5.15 EVENSONG (Girls) apostle of the Picts, Responses: Woodside c.432 Hymn: 38 Edward Bouverie Psalm: 127 Pusey, priest, 1882 Canticles: J. Wood in G Anthem: Stabat Mater dolorosa – Pergolesi Gw 7.00 RUSSIAN ORTHODOX SERVICE (Bridge Chapel) Tuesday 17th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION Hildegard, Abbess of 5.15 EVENING PRAYER Psalm: 135 Bingen, Visionary, 7.30 FRANCISCAN EUCHARIST AND MEETING (Bridge Chapel) 1179 Gw Wednesday 18th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION 5.15 EVENING PRAYER. Psalm: 136 G Thursday 19th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 12.30 ECUMENICAL PRAYING TOGETHER Theodore, archbishop, 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION 690 6.30 EVENSONG (Boys and Lay Clerks) Responses: Ayleward G Hymn: 250 Psalm: 138 Canticles: Watson in E Anthem: Insanae et vanae curae – Haydn Friday 20th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 9.00 HOLY COMMUNION John Coleridge 12.00 MOTHERS’ UNION WAVE OF PRAYER Patteson, First 5.15 FIRST EVENING PRAYER OF MATTHEW, APOSTLE AND Bishop of Melanesia, EVANGELIST, Psalm: 34 and his companions, Martyrs 1871 Gr Saturday 21st 8.30 MORNING PRAYER (Bridge Chapel) September 9.00 HOLY COMMUNION (Bridge Chapel) Matthew, Apostle 5.15 EVENSONG (Derby Choristers) and Evangelist Responses: Smith Hymn: 189 R Psalm: 119.33-40, 89-96 Canticles: Ross Fauxbourdons Anthem: A Gaelic Blessing – Rutter The Revd Dr Elizabeth Thomson, Sub Dean and Canon Missioner DERBY CATHEDRAL MUSIC SCHEME The Very Revd Dr Stephen Hance, Dean of Derby Mr Alexander Binns, Director of Music Sunday 22nd 8.00 HOLY COMMUNION September 9.15 SUNG EUCHARIST (Bridge Chapel) Fourteenth 10.45 CATHEDRAL EUCHARIST WITH THE BAPTISM OF ANWEN Sunday after FFION WYNNE WILLIAMS (Girls and Lay Clerks) Trinity Hymns: AM327, AM448, 383, 368 Setting: Briggs Truro Eucharist G Psalm: 113 Sermon: The Revd Richard Andrews, Canon for Liturgy Motet: View me, Lord – Lloyd Organ Voluntary: Grand Chœur Dialogué – Gigout 11.00 RUSSIAN ORTHODOX SERVICE (Bridge Chapel) 3.00 BISHOP’S BADGE SERVICE (Boys and Lay Clerks) Hymns: AM488, 337, 339, 352 Magnificat: Jackson in G Anthem: Insanae et vanae curae – Haydn Sermon: The Right Revd Libby Lane, Lord Bishop of Derby Organ Voluntary: Fantasia in F minor K594 – Mozart Monday 23rd 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION (Bridge Chapel) 5.15 EVENSONG (Girls) G Responses: Bramma Hymn: 388 Psalm: 4 Canticles: Howells in E flat Anthem: Lift thine eyes – Mendelssohn Tuesday 24th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION 5.15 EVENSONG (Boys) G Responses: Nardone Hymn: 285 Psalm: 9 Canticles: Blatchly in C Anthem: Litany to the Holy Spirit – Hurford Wednesday 25th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION Lancelot Andrewes, 5.15 EVENING PRAYER, Psalm: 11 Bishop of 7.30 CONCERT – The D-Day Darlings Winchester, Spiritual Writer, 1626 Sergei of Radonezh, monastic reformer, teacher of the faith, 1392 Ember Day Gw Thursday 26th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER Wilson Carlile, founder 12.30 ECUMENICAL PRAYING TOGETHER of the Church Army, 1.05 HOLY COMMUNION 1942 6.30 EVENSONG (Boys and Lay Clerks) Responses: Ayleward G Hymn: 267 Psalm: 18 Canticles: Jackson in G Anthem: Locus iste – Bruckner Friday 27th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER September 9.00 HOLY COMMUNION Vincent de Paul, 12.00 MOTHERS’ UNION WAVE OF PRAYER founder of the 5.15 EVENING PRAYER, Psalm: 22 Congregation of the Mission (Lazarists) 1660 Ember Day Gw Saturday 28th 8.30 MORNING PRAYER (Bridge Chapel) September 9.00 HOLY COMMUNION (Bridge Chapel) Ember Day 5.15 EVENING PRAYER, Psalm: 24 G In Residence: The Revd Richard Andrews, Canon for Liturgy DERBY CATHEDRAL MUSIC SCHEME The Very Revd Dr Stephen Hance, Dean of Derby Mr Alexander Binns, Director of Music Sunday 29th 8.00 HOLY COMMUNION September 9.15 SUNG EUCHARIST (Bridge Chapel) Harvest 10.45 CATHEDRAL EUCHARIST (Boys and Lay Clerks) Thanksgiving Hymns: 259, AM285, AM283, 262 Setting: Haydn Missa Sancti Joannis de Deo ‘Kleine Orgelmesse’ G Psalm: 100 Sermon: The Revd Adam Dickens, Cathedral and University Chaplain Motet: Thou visitest the Earth – Greene Organ Voluntary: Nun danket alle Gott (BWV 657) – Bach 3.00 BISHOP’S
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