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Thursday 19 January CHRIST’S COLLEGE CHAPEL SERVICES EASTER T E R M 2 0 1 1 SUNDAY 24 APRIL 6.00pm FESTAL EVENSONG SUNDAY 15 9.00am COLLEGE EUCHARIST (SAID) 6.45pm FESTAL EVENSONG EASTER DAY Responses Rose EASTER 5 Psalm 23 (resp) Responses Clucas Psalm 150 & Easter anthems Hymns 339, 119, 297 Psalm 47 Howells St Paul’s Stanford in G Vaughan Williams Rise, heart 6.00pm CHORAL EVENSONG Stanford Coelos ascendit hodie Hymns 110, 120, 121 Howells Psalm 121 Hymn 135 Responses Howells ______________________________ ______________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Psalm 29 SUNDAY 5 9.00am COLLEGE EUCHARIST (SAID) THURSDAY 28 6.45pm CHORAL EVENSONG Gibbons Second Service 501ST Psalm 68: 1-5 (resp) THURSDAY IN Responses Rose Parry There is an old belief EASTER WEEK Psalm 111 ANNIVERSARY Hymns 282, 272, NEP 613 Hymns 114, 113, 117 Dyson in D OF CONSECRATION 6.00pm SOLEMN EVENSONG WITH TE DEUM & Parry My soul, there is a country OF THE COLLEGE THURSDAY 19 6.45pm CHORAL EVENSONG DEDICATION OF ICON Hymn 124 CHAPEL Responses Shephard Bairstow Let all mortal flesh Psalm 62 Responses Clucas SUNDAY 1 MAY 9.00am COLLEGE EUCHARIST (SAID) Tallis Short Service Psalm 27 EASTER 2 Psalm 16 (resp) Tallis Salvator mundi Victoria Magnificat Hymns 117, 110, SoF 290 Rachmaninov Nyne otpushchayeshi Hymn 333 6.00pm CHORAL EVENSONG Howells I heard a voice from heaven Weelkes Gloria in excelsis Deo SUNDAY 22 9.00am COLLEGE EUCHARIST (SAID) Te Deum Britten in E Responses Rose EASTER 5 Psalm 31: 1-4 (resp) Hymns 128, 443, 134 Psalm 118: 1-14 Hymns 337, 294, NEP 626 Jackson in G THURSDAY 9 6.45pm CHORAL EVENSONG 6.00pm ‘THE RISEN CHRIST: AN EASTER Stanford Ye Choirs of New Jerusalem ST COLUMBA, Responses Smith CANTATA WITH READINGS AND CAROLS’ Hymns 118, 119(omit 4, 5), 124 ABBOT Psalm 116 BY SIR PHILIP LEDGER. Howells Worcester The first liturgical performance. THURSDAY 5 6.45pm CHORAL EVENSONG Howells O saviour of the world Responses Radcliffe Hymn 427 THURSDAY 26 6.45pm CHORAL EVENSONG Psalm 18: 1-16 ST AUGUSTINE Responses Leighton Noble in B minor SUNDAY 12 9.00am COLLEGE EUCHARIST (SAID) OF CANTERBURY Psalm 78: 1-12 Parry Never weather-beaten sail PENTECOST/ Psalm 67 (resp) Winter Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Hymn 113 WHITSUNDAY Hymns 140, 413, NEP 612 Beaumont I will love thee, O Lord Hymn 420 6.00pm CHORAL EVENSONG SUNDAY 8 10.30am CHORAL EUCHARIST SUNG BY THE CHOIR OF ______________________________ ______________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Parry I know my soul hath power EASTER 3 TRIER CATHEDRAL, GERMANY SUNDAY 29 9.00am COLLEGE EUCHARIST (SAID) Responses Smith Palestrina Missa Iste Confessor EASTER 6 Psalm 66: 1-4 (resp) Psalm 104: 1-15 Hymns 111, 296 Hymns 407, 295 SoF 54 Howells Worcester 6.00pm CHORAL EVENSONG Parry At the round earth’s imagined corners Howells Psalm 23 6.00pm CHORAL EVENSONG Hymns 138, 137, 373 (coe fen) ______________________________ ______________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Responses Radcliffe Ledger If ye love me Psalm 16 Responses Leighton THURSDAY 16 6.45pm CHORAL EVENSONG Leighton Magdalene Service Psalm 87 Responses Rose Harris Fair is the heaven Weelkes in 5 parts Psalm 138 Hymns 244, 112, 110 Harris Bring us, O Lord Howells St Paul’s Hymns 102, 105, 104 (omit v 2) Rachmaninov Nyne otpushchayeshi ______________________________ ______________________ ________________________________________________________________________ THURSDAY 12 6.45pm CHORAL EVENSONG Hymn 252 Responses Howells THURSDAY 2 8.30am ASCENSION DAY MOTETS FROM THE Psalm 37: 1-11 JUNE COLLEGE GATE TOWER Purcell in G ASCENSION DAY Stanford Coelos ascendit hodie Choral services resume in October 2011 Rachmaninov Bogoroditsye Dyevo Weelkes Gloria in excelsis Deo Hymn 334 Choral services resume in October 2011 R E V E R E N D C HRISTOPHER W O O D S C h a p l a i n R O X Y S UMMERFIELD S enior Organ Scholar P R O F E S S O R D A V I D R O W L A N D Director of Music M A R K R OBERTS Junior Organ Scho l a r CHRIST’S COLLEGE CHAPEL SERVICES EASTER T E R M 2 0 1 1 R E V E R E N D C HRISTOPHER W O O D S C h a p l a i n R O X Y S UMMERFIELD S enior Organ Scholar P R O F E S S O R D A V I D R O W L A N D Director of Music M A R K R OBERTS Junior Organ Scho l a r .
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