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The Anglican Singers Repertoire As of June 2015 The Anglican Singers Repertoire as of June 2015 * Commissioned for The Anglican Singers Composer - Arranger Title Last Performed The angel Gabriel from heaven came Dec-14 The Choral Service - The Suffrages after the Creed The Festal Preces Allegri, Gregorio Miserere mei, Deus Mar-09 Come Let's Rejoice Apr-05 Amner, John Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis - 2nd Service, Cesar Mar-08 Andreas, Carolus Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Mar-03 Psalm 114 - Tonus peregrinus Apr-15 Anonymous Rejoice in the Lord Always Rejoice in the Lord Always Archer, Malcolm Creator of the Stars of Night Dec-08 The Song of Mary (Magnificat) Oct-02 The Song of Simeon, S 260 Oct-02 Arnatt, Ronald The Souls of the Righteous Nov-99 Versicles and Responses for Evensong May-04 We Praise Thee, O God Atkins, Ivor Psalm 34 May-15 Ayleward, Richard Preces and Responses Feb-15 Bainton, Edgar And I Saw a New Heaven Oct-14 Blessed City, heavenly Salem May-15 Jesu, the very thought of Thee Sep-14 Let all mortal flesh keep silence Mar-14 Bairstow, Edward Lord, I Call Upon Thee Jan-10 Psalm 63 Jul-14 Save Us, O Lord Oct-13 The King of Love my Shepherd is Baldwin, Antony Angleus ad Virginem Dec-03 Barnby, Joseph Psalm 145 Jun-14 Lord, We Beseech Thee Oct-11 O Praise the Lord Jan-11 Batten, Adrian O Sing Joyfully Sep-10 When the Lord Turned Again Bax, Arnold I sing of a maiden Dec-12 Berkeley, Lennox Lord, When the Sense of Thy Sweet Grace Mar-03 Besancon carol People, Look East Dec-06 Bevan, Clifford Mendelssohn's Seasons Nov-09 Biebl, Franz Ave Maria Aug-07 Bird, Hubert With What Shall I Come Before the Lord? Bitgood, Roberta A Prayer for Communion Mar-04 Composer - Arranger Title Last Performed Blair, Hugh Evening Service in B minor Jul-14 Let My Prayer Come Up Mar-09 Blow, John Praise the Lord, Ye Servants Jun-14 Boles, Frank Adam lay ybounden Dec-10 Bonnet, Joseph Magnificat Dec-04 Brahms, Johannes How lovely is thy dwelling place Jul-14 Brewer, A Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in D Jul-14 A Boy was Born Dec-12 Britten, Benjamin A Hymn to the Virgin Dec-09 Ave Maria Nov-09 Ecce sacerdos magnus Nov-09 Bruckner, Anton Locus iste Nov-09 Os justi Nov-09 Virga Jesse Nov-09 Buck, Percy Psalm 115 Apr-15 Some children see him Dec-12 Burt, Alfred The Alfred Burt Carols, Set II Look Down, O Lord Apr-05 Magnificat and Nunc dimittis - Second Service Jul-14 Byrd, William Miserere mei, Deus Apr-14 Preces and Responses Apr-14 Sing Joyfully Nov-09 Callahan, Charles Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis - The Harvard Service Feb-09 Camidge II, John Psalm 103 Oct-13 Candlyn, T Frederick King of Glory Feb-09 A Maiden Most Gentle Dec-99 Angleus ad Virginem Dec-08 Carter, Andrew Mary's Magnificat Dec-08 Nomen eius Emmanuel Dec-02 Cashmore, Donald Es ist ein Rose entsprungen Dec-06 Caustun, Thomas Evening Service Feb-05 Advent Prose Dec-08 Cleobury, Stephen Advent Prose (Latin) Dec-13 Joys Seven Dec-14 Cornish carol Sans Day Carol Dec-05 Darke, Harold In the Bleak Midwinter Dec-09 Dawson, William Ezekiel Saw de Wheel Nov-08 Dering, Richard Factum est silentium Nov-09 Dirksen, Richard Arise, Shine May-09 Distler, Hugo Lo! How a rose e'er blooming Dec-13 Dove, Jonathan I am the Day Dec-06 If Ye Would Hear Dec-06 Dutch Carol King Jesus hath a Garden Magnificat and Nunc dimittis - Service in D Feb-13 Dyson, George Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in F May-15 Eccard, Johann When to the temple Mary went Feb-14 Balulalow Edwards, Paul Composer - Arranger Title Last Performed Edwards, Paul The First Christmas Elgar, Edward Angelus Apr-05 Great is the Lord May-03 Elvey, Stephen Psalm 119:145-160 Jul-14 Sussex Carol Dec-07 The Cherry Tree Carol Dec-01 English Carol The Lord at First Did Adam Make Dec-02 Tomorrow Shall be my Dancing Day Dec-05 Call to Remembrance May-07 Farrant, Richard Lord, For Thy Tender Mercy's Sake Oct-03 Cantique de Jean Racine Nov-10 Faure, Gabriel Requiem Nov-10 People Look East Dec-08 Ferguson, Barry The Lord at First Did Adam Make Adam Lay Ybounden Dec-06 Ferko, Frank O Gracious Light Feb-04 Six Marian Motets: Motet for the Immaculate Concep Dec-01 Finzi, Gerald God is Gone Up May-13 Ford, Virgil Come, O Thou God of Grace Sep-05 Friedell, Harold Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in F May-06 Gardiner, H. Balfour Evening Hymn Jun-14 Gardner, John Tomorrow shall be my dancing day Dec-13 Garrett, George Psalm 114 Mar-14 Christmas Day Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis from Short Service Aug-07 O Lord, Increase My Faith Mar-07 Gibbons, Orlando The First Song of Moses Feb-08 This is the Record of John Nov-08 Veni Creator Giles, Randall Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis "St. Paul's" Feb-04 Goldschmidt, Otto A Tender Shoot Dec-07 Gorecki, Henryk Totus tuus Nov-10 Greene, Maurice Lord, Let Me Know Mine End Jul-14 Guerrero, Francisco Canite tuba Dec-07 In Night's Dim Shadows Lying Dec-04 Guest, George Suo Gan (Lullaby) When Came in Flesh Dec-03 I Sing of a Maiden Dec-07 Hadley, Patrick My Beloved Spake May-11 Deep River Nov-08 Hancock, Gerre The Lord Will Surely Come Dec-02 Handel, George And the glory of the Lord - Messiah Dec-14 Harris, William Faire is the Heaven Sep-08 Hassler, Hans Verbum caro factum est Dec-12 Hogan, David Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis - Washington Sep-12 At the round earth's imagined corners Apr-11 Hoiby, Lee Hear us, O hear us Lord Mar-12 Hoiby,Composer Lee - Arranger Title Last Performed Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Mar-12 Holmes, John Preces and Responses Jan-10 Holst, Gustav Nunc dimittis Feb-14 Psalm 34 May-15 Hopkins, Edward Psalm 84 Feb-14 Houser, Stephen Preces and Responses Nov-08 A Spotless Rose Dec-10 Behold, O God our defender Jan-11 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis - Collegium Regale Oct-14 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis - Gloucester Jul-14 Howells, Herbert Magnificat and Nunc dimittis - Sarum Service May-12 Magnificat and Nunc dimittis - Service in b minor May-13 Magnificat and Nunc dimittis - St. Paul's Service May-11 Regina caeli Humfrey, Pelham Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in E minor Feb-15 Humphreville, Robert Welcome * Dec-03 Ireland, John Greater Love Hath No Man May-12 Listen, Sweet Dove Ives, Grayston Magnificat (The Song of Mary) Jackson, Francis Laudate Dominum, omnes gentes Oct-00 Jackson, Stephen Noel Nouvelet Dec-12 Johnston, Jack The Litanie Apr-11 Jones, Kevin Chichester Preces & Responses Oct-11 Joubert, John There is No Rose of Such Virtue Dec-13 Knight, Gerald Psalm 115 Mar-14 Kverno, Trond Ave maris stella Nov-10 Latin, 9th century Creator of the Stars of Night Dec-06 Lauridsen, Morten O nata lux Dec-05 Ledger, Philip Advent Calendar Dec-03 O Gracious Light Feb-09 Lehman, Robert Preces and Responses Apr-13 Leighton, Kenneth Let All the World in Every Corner Sing May-06 Ley, Henry Lo, round the throne a glorious band Jul-14 Lloyd, Richard Drop Down, Ye Heavens Dec-07 Loosemore, Henry O Lord, Increase Our Faith Sep-11 Middleton, Hubert Let My Prayer Be Set Forth May-09 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis - Fauxbourdon Morley, Thomas Preces and Responses Mar-09 Ave Verum Corpus Mozart, Wolfgang Laudate Dominum Missa brevis in G major, KV 49 Jul-14 God, which hast prepared Mudd, Thomas Let Thy Merciful Ears, O Lord Mar-08 Murrill, Herbert Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in E major Nov-08 Near, Gerald Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Apr-05 Neary, Martin Preces and Responses May-12 Neswick, Bruce Preces and Responses Oct-13 Composer - Arranger Title Last Performed Only for These I Pray Niedmann, Peter Prayer of Saint Richard of Chichester May-01 Unto Us a Child is Born * Dec-12 Noble, T Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in B minor Feb-08 Norris, Thomas Psalm 34 Sep-13 Ord, Boris Adam Lay Ybounden Dec-05 Fuit homo missus a Deo Dec-08 Matin Responsory Dec-06 Palestrina Mihi autem nimis Jul-14 Rorate coeli Dec-10 Surge, illuminare Feb-12 Hear My Words, Ye People May-10 Parry, C. Hubert I was Glad When They Said Unto Me Psalm 139 Jul-14 Parsons, Robert Ave Maria Jul-06 Cantate Domino Canticum Novum Feb-04 Part, Arvo Magnificat Dec-02 The Beatitudes Jan-05 Paulus, Stephen A Child My Choice Dec-10 Philips, Peter Ascendit Deus May-13 Phillips, Craig Morning glory, starlit sky Jul-12 Pitoni, Giuseppe Cantate Domino Feb-02 Come Holy Ghost, our Souls Inspire Sep-96 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, Tone IV; Tone II.i Apr-00 Plainchant Preces and Responses Feb-01 The Word Whom Earth and Sea and Sky Dec-97 To thee before the close of day Oct-96 Poston, Elizabeth Jesus Christ the Apple Tree Dec-14 Benedictus es, Domine * Sep-12 Powell, Robert Service in G minor Feb-07 Praetorius Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming Amazing Grace Feb-07 Proulx, Richard O Lord, Support Us Aug-07 Prayer of the Venerable Bede Feb-04 Prower, Anthony The Angel Gabriel From Heaven Came Dec-97 Evening Service in G minor (transposed to A minor) May-01 Hear My Prayer, O Lord Nov-08 Purcell, Henry I Was Glad Mar-10 O God, Thou Art My God Feb-15 Thou knowest, Lord Feb-15 Pye, Kellow Psalm 103 May-14 Rachmaninoff, Sergei Bogoroditse Devo Nov-10 Ravenscroft, Thomas Remember, O Thou Man Dec-12 Abendlied Oct-13 Rheinberger, Josef Better Be Ready Dec-00 Roger-Ducasse, Jean-Jules Crux fidelis Mar-04 Rorem, Ned Sing, My Soul, His Wondrous Love Sep-12 Composer - Arranger Title Last Performed Rose, Bernard Versicles, Responses and The Lord's Prayer May-15 Rudoi, Paul Give us Light * Oct-11 King Jesus hath a Garden Dec-03 Rutter, John The Lord is my Light and my Salvation There is a flower Dec-14 Mass in G major: Kyrie/Sanctus/Benedictus/ Schubert, Franz Mar-10 Agnus Dei Sheppard, John In pace May-10 Smith, William Preces and Responses Apr-15 Eternal Light Feb-13 I Will Lift up Mine Eyes Oct-02 Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in D Sowerby, Leo Now There
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