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2 3 Services & Music November 2018 Welcome from the Dean Welcome to Christ Church Cathedral, a house of learning and house of prayer, at the heart of the City of Oxford. Christ Church is a constituent college of the University of Oxford. As well as being a College, Christ Church is the Cathedral Church of the Diocese of Oxford, which covers the counties of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. First established in 1525, Christ Church is one of Oxford’s largest colleges. Its name in Latin is Ædes Christi, meaning ‘house of Christ’, and the foundation is thus sometimes known as ‘The House’. As a foundation, it is unique, comprising a College, Cathedral and Choir School – and of course a world-class Cathedral Choir, with a reputation for some of the world’s finest music. This booklet lists the music for all our services this month. You are welcome to join in the hymns – and listen to the psalms, chants and anthems – as you participate in worship with us. We hope and pray that your time here will be moving and uplifting – one of blessing and peace, and of spiritual nourishment and comfort. St. Augustine of Hippo (354–430 AD) wrote that ‘singing belongs to one who loves’. Our prayer – for each and every one who joins us here for worship – is that in the singing and music, you will not only hear the love of God proclaimed in the beauty of worship, but will also hear something of God’s love for each and all proclaimed to you. As the Prophet Zephaniah says: ‘The LORD your God dwells with you. God is a mighty saviour. He will rejoice over you with gladness. He will calm you with His love. He will rejoice over you with joyful songs.’ (Zephaniah 3: 17) May God bless you here at Christ Church, as you join us for worship. The Very Revd Professor Martyn Percy Dean of Christ Church October 2018 SATURDAY 27 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymns 181 (t. i), Reading Responses 501 (t. 87) Noble in B minor Psalms 126–131 Joubert O Lord, the maker of all thing (text 83) (Sung by the Cathedral Singers) SUNDAY 28 08:00 HOLY COMMUNION BCP SIMON & JUDE 08:45 COLLEGE COMMUNION APOSTLES Preacher The College Chaplain 09:45 CHORAL MATINS Hymns 229, 502 Preacher Canon Foot Psalms 116, 117 Rose Responses Macpherson Jubilate (Sung by the Academical Clerks) 11:00 CHORAL EUCHARIST Hymns 395, 278, 574 Preacher Canon Ward Psalm 119: 89–96 Cooke Missa brevis Bullock Give us the wings of faith (32) (Sung by the Cathedral Singers) 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymns 225, 376 Reading Responses Psalm 119: 1–16 Wood in E flat No. 1 Bairstow Save us, O Lord (12) (Sung by the Cathedral Singers) Canon in Residence: Canon Biggar MONDAY 29 07:15 MORNING PRAYER James Hannington, 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION Bishop of 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EUCHARIST 18:00 CHORAL REQUIEM EUCHARIST Fauré Requiem (Sung by the Cathedral Choir with orchestral accompaniment) SATURDAY 3 07:15 MORNING PRAYER Richard Hooker, 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION Priest, Anglican 11:00 LLM LICENSING SERVICE Apologist, Teacher of the Faith, Preacher Anne Taylor, 1600 LLM Archdeaconry Adviser 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymns 490, 418 Tomkins Responses Psalm 18 Tomkins Fifth Service Purcell Thou knowest, Lord (104) SUNDAY 4 08:00 HOLY COMMUNION BCP THE FOURTH 08:45 COLLEGE COMMUNION SUNDAY Preacher The College Chaplain BEFORE 09:45 CHORAL MATINS Hymns 533, 390 ADVENT Preacher Canon Biggar Psalm 119: 153–160 Martin Responses Maxwell Davies Jubilate 11:00 CHORAL EUCHARIST Hymns 376, 565, 429 Preacher The Diocesan Canon Precentor Victoria Missa O quam gloriosum Psalm 119: 1–8 Byrd O salutaris hostia (text 108) 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymns 516 (t. ii), 14 Martin Responses Psalm 145 Murrill in E Bainton And I saw a new heaven (11) 20:00 AFTER EIGHT ‘The Bible in Colour’ with The Succentor Canon in Residence: The Diocesan Canon Precentor MONDAY 5 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymn 591 Byrd Responses Psalm 27 Moore Fauxbourdons Fauré Pie Jesu (Sung by Frideswide Voices) November 2018 TUESDAY 6 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 13:15 ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPLAINCY MASS 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymn 594 Martin Responses Psalm 32–34 Hymns 490, 418 Mathias Jesus College Service Psalm 18 Walton Set me as a seal (142) 21:00 COLLEGE COMPLINE (Sung by the College Choir) WEDNESDAY 7 07:15 MORNING PRAYER Willibrord of York, 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION Bishop, Apostle of 13:oo HOLY COMMUNION BCP Frisia, 739 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymn 428 Byrd Responses Psalm 37: 1–22 Dyson in F Stanford Lighten our Darkness (Sung by Frideswide Voices and Cathedral Clerks) THURSDAY 8 07:15 MORNING PRAYER The Saints and 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION Martyrs of England 18:00 CHORAL EUCHARIST Hymn 315 Preacher The Succentor Psalm 105: 1–7 Victoria Missa O quam gloriosum Byrd O salutaris hostia (text 108) FRIDAY 9 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymn 447 Tomkins Responses Psalm 47–49 Byrd Third Service Byrd Christe qui lux es (34) SATURDAY 10 07:15 MORNING PRAYER Leo the Great, 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION Bishop of Rome, 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymns 434, 406 Teacher of the Faith, 461 Tomkins Responses Psalms 53–55 Palestrina Magnificat Tone I [à 8] Palestrina Nunc dimittis Tone I [à 8] Guererro Simile est regnum caelorum (58) SUNDAY 11 08:00 HOLY COMMUNION BCP THE THIRD 08:45 COLLEGE COMMUNION SUNDAY Preacher The Revd Mark Speeks CF BEFORE Honorary Cathedral Chaplain ADVENT 09:45 CHORAL MATINS Hymns 427, 599 Preacher The Dean Psalm 20 REMEMBRANCE Rose Responses SUNDAY Vaughan Williams Te Deum in G ARMISTICE 10:55 ACT OF REMEMBRANCE CENTENARY 11:00 CHORAL REQUIEM EUCHARIST (1918–2018) Preacher The Revd Canon Andrew Studdert-Kennedy, Chaplain to the Queen Fauré Requiem Hymn 81 14:45 OXFORDSHIRE REMEMBERS Civic Service 18:00 CHORAL 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