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Services and Music May 2016 Services and Music May 2016 Sunday 22 May Friday 27 May Trinity Sunday 17.30 Choral Evensong 10.00 The Cathedral Eucharist Officiant: Canon Peter Howell-Jones President: Rev’d Denise Williams Hymn: 296 Preacher: Canon Jeremy Dussek Responses: Plainsong Missa Festiva Flor Peeters Psalms: 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131 O taste and see Ralph Vaughan Williams George Dyson in C minor Ave verum Gabriel Fauré Services and Music 11.30 Mattins Officiant: Canon Peter Howell-Jones Saturday 28 May Preacher: Chris Jones Visiting Choir: Cantoris Hymns: 148, 358, 144 16.15 Choral Evensong May 2016 Psalm: 29 Officiant: Canon Jeremy Dussek Missa Festiva Flor Peeters Responses: Ayleward O taste and see Ralph Vaughan Williams Hymn: 296 15.30 Civic Service Psalms: 138 Regular services Dean: Officiant: The Dean Charles Villiers Stanford in B flat The Very Revd Beati Quorum via Charles Villiers Stanford Hymn: 436, 343 Professor Gordon Responses: Philip Radcliffe McPhate Psalm: 108, 109 Sunday 29 May Sunday The St Paul’s Service Herbert Howells The First Sunday after Trinity I saw the Lord John Stainer Visiting Choir: Cantoris Vice Dean: 10.00 The Cathedral Eucharist 08.00 Holy Communion (BCP) (Lady Chapel) The Revd Canon 18.30 Sung Compline President: The Dean Peter Howell-Jones Officiant: The Dean Preacher: Canon Jane Brooke 10.00 The Cathedral Eucharist (Nave) Harold Darke n F Monday 23 May Sicut cervus G P da Palestrina 11.30 Mattins (BCP Eucharist 1st & 3rd Sundays) Precentor: 17.30 Choral Evensong The Revd Canon Officiant: Canon Jeremy Dussek 11.30 Mattins (Quire) Jeremy Dussek Responses: Thomas Tallis Officiant: Rev’d Denise Williams Psalm: 114, 115 Preacher: Canon Jane Brooke 15.30 Choral Evensong (Quire) Director of Music: The First Service Philip Moore Hymns: 271, 400, 398 Let us now laud William Mundy Wood in C minor Mr Philip Rushforth Sicut cervus G P da Palestrina 18.30 Evening Service (Quire) Tuesday 24 May In residence: John and Charles Wesley, Evangelist, Hymn 15.30 Choral Evensong Writers, 1791 and 1788 Officiant: Rev’d Denise Williams Sunday 17.30 Choral Evensong Hymn: 486, 199 Weekdays Officiant: Canon Jane Brooke Responses: Smith All Clergy Hymn: 408 Psalm: 142 08.30 Morning Prayer (St Anselm’s Chapel) Responses: John Reading Henry Purcell in G minor Monday Psalm: 119 (vv 1-32) Exsultate Justi Lodovico Grossi da Viadana 12.30 Holy Communion (Lady Chapel) Canon Jeremy Dussek The Short Service Thomas Hunt Remember not, Lord, our offences Henry Purcell (11.30am Thursdays) 18.30 Said Compline Tuesday Wednesday 25 May Officiant: Canon Peter Howell-Jones 17.30 Choral Evensong (Quire) Canon Jane Brooke The Venerable Bede, Monk at Jarrow, 735 17.30 Said Evening Prayer Monday 30 May (Said on Wednesdays) Wednesday Officiant: Canon Jeremy Dussek 17.30 Said Evening Prayer Canon Jeremy Dussek/ Officiant: Canon Jeremy Dussek Wednesday Evening Space @ 5.30pm Rev’d Denise Williams Tuesday 31 May Saturdays Thursday 26 May 17.30 Said Evening Prayer Thursday Corpus Christi Officiant: Canon Jane Brooke 09.30 Morning Prayer and Holy Communion The Dean 13.10 ORGAN RECITAL by Andrew Wyatt (Chester Cathedral) 17.30 Choral Eucharist 16.15 Choral Evensong (Quire) Friday Special Order of Service Canon Peter Howell-Jones President: The Dean Preacher: Canon Roger Clarke Saturday The Dean www.chestercathedral.com @ChesterCath www.chestercathedral.com @ChesterCath Services and Music May 2016 Services and Music May 2016 Sunday 1 May Friday 6 May Wednesday 11 May Monday 16 May The Sixth Sunday of Easter 17.30 Choral Evensong 17.30 Said Evening Prayer 17.30 Choral Evensong 10.00 The Cathedral Eucharist Officiant: Canon Peter Howell-Jones Officiant: Rev’d Denise Williams Officiant: Canon Jeremy Dussek President: Canon Peter Howell-Jones Responses: Martin Neary Responses: David Terry Preacher: Rev’d Denise Williams Psalms: 32, 33, 34 Wednesday Evening Space @ 5.30pm Psalms: 82, 83, 84, 85 C V Stanford in C & F Christopher Robinson in C The Short Service William Byrd Venite comedite William Byrd O rest in the Lord Felix Mendelssohn Thursday 12 May Locus iste Howard Skempton 13.10 ORGAN RECITAL by Graham Eccles (St 11.30 BCP Eucharist Asaph) Saturday 7 May President: The Dean 16.15 Choral Evensong Tuesday 17 May Preacher: Rev’d Denise Williams Officiant: The Dean 17.30 Choral Evensong Hymns: 410, 296, 140 17.30 Choral Evensong Officiant: Canon Jane Brooke Hymn: 135 Messe solennelle Jean Langlais Officiant: The Dean Responses: Thomas Tomkins Responses: John Reading Venite comedite William Byrd Responses: Richard Ayleward Psalm: 89 Psalm: 37 Psalms: 65, 66, 67 The Short Service Orlando Gibbons The Fifth Service Thomas Tomkins 15.30 Choral Evensong The Fourth Service Adrian Batten O Lord in thy wrath Orlando Gibbons All people clap your hands Thomas Weelkes Officiant: Canon Jane Brooke Benedicite Henry Purcell Hymns: 164, 418 Sunday 8 May Wednesday 18 May Responses: Matthew Martin Friday 13 May The Seventh Sunday of Easter 17.30 Said Evening Prayer Psalms: 6, 7, 8 17.30 Choral Evensong Officiant: Rev’d Denise Williams The Second Service Orlando Gibbons 10.00 The Cathedral Eucharist Officiant: Canon Peter Howell-Jones President: Canon Jane Brooke I will sing unto the Lord John Amner Responses: Plainsong Preacher: The Dean Wednesday Evening Space @ 5.30pm Psalms: 69, 70 18.30 Chester Cathedral Workshop W A Mozart in F John Wood in G All people clap your hands Thomas Weelkes Thursday 19 May Officiant: Claire Henderson Davis The Song of the Tree of Life Ralph Vaughan Williams Dunstan, Archbishop pf Canterbury, Restorer of 11.30 Mattins Monastic Life, 988 Saturday 14 May Monday 2 May President: Canon Jeremy Dussek 13.10 ORGAN RECITAL by Anthony Hammond Matthias the Apostle Philip & James, Apostles Preacher: The Archdeacon of Chester (Cirencester) 16.15 Choral Evensong 17.30 Said Evening Prayer Hymns: 332, 388, 352 Officiant: Rev’d Denise Williams 17.30 Choral Evensong Officiant: Canon Jeremy Dussek Edward Elgar in F Responses: Grayston Ives Officiant: The Dean All people clap your hands Thomas Weelkes Hymn: 165 Responses: Plainsong Psalms: 73, 74 Hymn: 205 Tuesday 3 May 15.30 Choral Evensong Charles Villiers Stanford in B flat Psalms: 98, 99, 100, 101 17.30 Choral Evensong Officiant: Canon Peter Howell-Jones Officiant: The Dean The Spirit of the Lord Edward Elgar Daniel Purcell in E minor Responses: John Reading Thy word is a lantern Henry Purcell Responses: John Reading Hymns: 133, 132 Psalm: 18 Sunday 15 May Psalms: 41, 42, 43 Heathcote Statham in E minor Day of Pentecost Friday 20 May Pelham Humfrey in F minor Jesu, the very thought of thee Edward Bairstow Loquebantur variis Apostoli G P da Palestrina 10.00 The Cathedral Eucharist Alcuin of York, Deacon, Abbot of Tours, 804 President: Canon Jeremy Dussek 17.30 Choral Evensong Wednesday 4 May 18.30 Sung Compline Preacher: Canon Peter Howell-Jones Officiant: Canon Peter Howell-Jones 17.30 Said Evening Prayer Officiant: Canon Jeremy Dussek Chester Missa Brevis Matthew Martin Responses: Harrison Oxley Officiant: Canon Jeremy Dussek Listen sweet dove Grayston Ives Hymn: 221 Psalm: 104 Monday 9 May Wednesday Evening Space @ 5.30pm 17.30 Choral Evensong 11.30 BCP Eucharist Peter Aston in G Officiant: The Dean President: Canon Jane Brooke I will worship George Dyson Thursday 5 May Responses: Richard Marlow Preacher: Canon Peter Howell-Jones Ascension Day Psalms: 47, 48, 49 Hymns: 142, 431, 347 Saturday 21 May 13.10 ORGAN RECITAL by Philip Rushforth Herbert Howells in E flat Chester Missa Brevis Matthew Martin 16.15 Choral Festival Evensong celebrating 20th (Chester Cathedral) Great Lord of Lords Charles Wood Psalm 150 Anniversary of the Girls’ Choir 17.30 Choral Evensong Listen sweet dove Grayston Ives Officiant: Canon Jeremy Dussek Responses: John Sanders Officiant: The Dean Tuesday 10 May Hymn: 134 17.30 Choral Evensong 15.30 Choral Evensong Hymn: 373 Psalm: 106 Responses: Martin Neary Officiant: Canon Jane Brooke Officiant: : Canon Jeremy Dussek Charles Wood in D Psalm: 8 Responses: Thomas Tomkins Hymn: 141, 140 Thou, O God Malcolm Boyle Thomas Walmisley in D minor Psalms: 53, 54, 55 Responses: Grayston ives Coelos ascendit hodie C V Stanford Henry Purcell in B flat Psalm: 33 Almighty and everlasting God Orlando Gibbons George Dyson in D Dum complerentur G P da Palestrina 19.30 Ascension Day Special Order of Service President: Canon Jane Brooke 18.30 Choral Vespers Preacher: The Dean Officiant: Chris Jones www.chestercathedral.com @ChesterCath .
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