Dean June's Farewell Peregrine Falcons 'Sharing Memories' Services and Music

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Dean June's Farewell Peregrine Falcons 'Sharing Memories' Services and Music

salisbury Cathedral News July/August 2017 1 Contents Contents

Foreword 2 – 3

The Dean's Farewell 4 – 5

News and Events 6

Music Scheme I – X In Residence X Music Highlights 11

Art and Outreach 12 – 13

News and Events 14 – 16 Amnesty International 16 Friends’ Update 16 Other 17 Outside View: Dementia Week Contacts Subscriptions Sharing Memories Events Back cover

I am writing this in the wake of horrible attacks on perfectly ordinary people on London Bridge and at Borough Market – the third major act of shocking violence in a British city within a few weeks.

The purpose of such attacks is to horrify and Front Cover frighten, to stir up distrust, suspicion and hatred, Peregrine ringing 2017. Photo by James Fisher. and so to make it impossible for society to hold together. The underlying ‘theology’ or ‘logic’ appears to be that, by pushing the present form Memory and Identity of society beyond its limits, what will emerge from all the destruction will be a form of society The aim of this year's event theme is to explore of which the perpetrators, by then long dead, and raise questions about memory and identity would approve. as individuals, groups and as a Christian community. As someone who has been fascinated with Islam, its faith and culture for the whole of my For themed events look for this logo: M&I adult life, I find it unsettling that the purveyors

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We have a golden opportunity in July to celebrate the common life of this Cathedral, and to honour the remarkable part that our departing Dean has played in it over the last 22 years.

Please make every effort to be at Evensong on her last Sunday here, 9 July, after which we will say our collective thank-yous and make presentations. This little article isn’t the place for an extensive essay about June and her time here, but the thing I want to stress now is that she will go leaving this Cathedral in generally robust health. There is never an excuse for complacency as a Christian, but I hope June will take very considerable satisfaction with her as she reflects on her many years at Salisbury Cathedral.

As June goes to a new ministry in south Wales, there will be various practical adjustments to things here, and in due course a new appointment will be made. But our common purpose, to Sharing Memories sustain the worship of God with our lips and in our lives, is timeless. It’s a thread running from beyond the foundation of this Cathedral early in of the psychopathic nonsense inflicted on these the last millennium and it’s shared, in their own victims are usually called ‘Islamists’. This is the ways, by people of quite different faiths and corrupt outer margin of a noble faith, whose traditions from our own. ordinary adherents are damaged and threatened by it at least as much as anyone else, and I wish Thanks be to God for all that he has done, for all some other descriptor was used for this deluded experience of human generosity, compassion, wickedness. and integrity. And may he be known in all that is good. I am disinclined to give those who maim and kill the publicity they crave and so little deserve. Ed Probert Whilst praying for all whom they have caused to canon chancellor and sub dean suffer, and for those in the emergency and health services upon whom society relies in extreme The sun that bids us rest is waking times, we must not let such people set the our brethren ‘neath the western sky, agenda for the rest of us. Life goes on, and we and hour by hour fresh lips are making must give time and respect where it is actually Thy wondrous doings heard on high. due, to those who build up rather than to those who destroy. From John Ellerton’s hymn ‘The day Thou gavest’

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Font Installation, 2008 Dean June's Farewell A number of years ago whilst visiting friends in It’s been a time when the Church of England has New York, Paul and I went to the Metropolitan had to adjust, knowing that familiar loyalties and Opera. There we bumped into an American friend sympathies to the Church no longer work for most who greeted me with the question: “Are you still of the community. In doing that here we’ve been in Salisbury?” I can’t remember what I replied but I fantastically well served by Chapter members, do recall that I was irritated by the implication that staff, volunteers and well-wishers who bring to it was a bad thing to have spent two decades in what we do a practical wisdom, integrating our the same place, especially when that place is as desire for outreach with the ancient meaning and many-dimensional as an English cathedral. rhythms of faith. Their collegiality has been a blessing I will never forget. And not just any English cathedral. I’ve been fond of saying that being Dean here is the best job in For it’s the relationships which have meant most the Church of England. No other building rivals of all and for which I will continue to thank God in Salisbury for its majesty and beauty, and to have years to come. It’s who we are as a community, landed in this ‘pleasant and fair ground’ for most pursuing integrity, generosity and compassion, of the duration of its ambitious repair programme, that makes the difference. On behalf of Paul, as both Treasurer and Dean, has been a fantastic Meg and Tom, let me say that we have deeply privilege. Beyond our Close walls there’s also the appreciated the blessed gift of love we have uniqueness of the Diocese. known here and which we will continue to cherish.

I have so loved my connection with all our Now it is time to go to what I suspect will be the parishes of Wiltshire and Dorset, from the Lyme best job in the Church in Wales and to a different Bay Deanery where I once did a weekly Lent Spire. Pray for me as I will go on praying for you. Course to Calne where I was once ‘Prebend’. I have enjoyed enormously that association. June Osborne dean of salisbury

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Installation, 1 May 2004 Media life, 2005

Archbishop Tutu, June and Bishop David, 2008 HM Queen's visit, 2012

Font Installation, 2008

Little Paradise opening, 2012 Magna Carta Exhibition Opening, 2015

Current team, 2015 Volunteers' party, 2016

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Magna Carta in Action M&I Wednesday 12 July, 19:00 We often take our human rights – embedded in Magna Carta – for granted, yet our 45-year-long partnership with the Church in Sudan and South Sudan shows us how the people there suffer because their basic human rights are denied.

John Cavell passes at 100 Canon Ian Woodward, who will have recently returned from a visit to South Sudan, will speak Bishop Nicholas has paid tribute to the Rt Revd on our efforts to support the poorest and newest John Cavell, who died on 19 May aged 100: country in the world and how the £75,000 from our Lent Appeal is being spent (see article below). “John Cavell was special, and not just because of his longevity, though he lived to see his century Sudan Update and was a bishop for 45 years. In retirement he continued to exercise an enormous ministry here Clinical Officers are being supported by in Salisbury, even in his later years. He enjoyed the Sudan Medical Link and trained in basic people, especially young people, whom he techniques of wound management and simple encouraged in life and faith. He was a perceptive procedures which can save lives and stabilise companion. He prayed for me as a new bishop sick patients. and he challenged me. With very many others I am deeply grateful to God for him.” The Sudan Medical Link will continue to support the training of these officers, who often work John was Bishop of Southampton from 1972 to in challenging front-line roles unsupported by 1984 and spent much of that period also serving doctors and administrators. as the Church of England’s bishop for prisons. John lived in Salisbury in retirement and was until M&I his last years an almost daily worshipper at the Summer Sermons Cathedral. To mark the 500th anniversary of the Reformation and as part of our theme for Chorister Cantors 2017, our Summer Sermon series is ‘What Did the Reformation Ever Do for Us?’ The Precentor and his deputies are the regular Cantors at Choral Evensong but on two occasions Sunday 13 August, 10:30 Robert Titley in the Trinity Term, the deputy head choristers of 'Reformation and Salvation by Faith' our choirs are given the chance to take on this Sunday 20 August, 10:30 Tom Clammer important role. 'Reformation and Predestination' Sunday 27 August Edward Probert The Cantor for Choral Evensong at 17:30 on 'Reformation and the Eucharist' Tuesday 11 July will be Tom Carter, and on Sunday 3 September, 10:30 Ian Woodward Wednesday 12 July it will be Imogen Moorsom. 'By Scripture Alone'

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Saturday 1 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 13:00 Wedding of Chole Jagger and Tom Wright Quire 16:30 Ordination of Priests Darke in E Byrd Ave verum corpus 65 Sunday 2 The Third Sunday after Trinity 08:00 Holy Communion CW Order Two, Trinity Chapel President Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer 09:15 Morning Prayer said, Trinity Chapel Psalm 52 10:30 Ordination of Deacons President The Bishop Preacher The Revd Canon Peter Kerr Ireland in C Byrd Sacerdotes domini 85 Hymns on order of service 16:30 Choral Evensong Tomkins Responses • Psalm 50: 1–15 • Office Hymn 225 (tune ii) Statham in E minor • Howells Like as the hart 175 Hymn 102 Howells Master Tallis’s Testament Monday 3 Thomas the Apostle 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 10:00 Contemplating Prayer Trinity Chapel 17:30 The Eucharist President and Preacher The Very Revd June Osborne, Dean Ephesians 2: 19–end • Gradual Psalm 31: 1–6 • John 20: 24–29 Byrd Mass for Four Voices • Tallis If ye love me 330 Hymns 234 (tune ii), 393, 408 (tune i), Psalm 150 Tuesday 4 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by the Lay Vicars Halls Responses • Psalm 23 Sumsion in G • Purcell In God’s word will I rejoice Wednesday 5 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong Aston Responses • Psalms 27, 28, 29 Woodside Fauxbourdons • Mawby I will lift up mine eyes 361 Thursday 6 CANTORIS 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Army Air Corps Parade to receive Guidon West Lawn 13:15 Army Air Corps Service to Lay Up Guidon 17:30 Choral Evensong Shephard Responses • Psalms 32, 33, 34 Noble in B minor • Wesley Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace 388

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Friday 7 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 08:55 Cathedral School Eucharist Quire 17:30 Evening Worship with Wyvern College Saturday 8 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 10:00 Bishop Wordsworth's School Founder’s Day Service 17:30 Choral Evensong Shephard Responses • Psalms 41, 42, 43 Blair in B minor • Dove Seek him that maketh the seven stars Hymn 427 Elgar Allegro maestoso (Sonata) Sunday 9 The Fourth Sunday after Trinity 08:00 Holy Communion CW Order Two, Trinity Chapel President The Very Revd June Osborne, Dean 09:15 Morning Prayer said, Trinity Chapel Psalm 55: 1–15 10:30 The Eucharist President Canon Edward Probert, Chancellor Preacher The Very Revd June Osborne, Dean Romans 7: 15–25a • Gradual Psalm 31: 1–5 • Matthew 11: 16–19, 25–end Haydn Missa Sancti Nicolai • Mozart Ave verum corpus 212 • Duruflé Ubi caritas 115 Hymns 345, 415, 365 Vierne Final (Symphonie I) 16:30 Choral Evensong with farewell to the Dean Chilcott Even such is time • Shephard Responses • Psalm 16 Stanford in C • Vaughan Williams Antiphon 392 Hymns Praise the Lord for he has given (tune Blaenwern), 368 Howells Te Deum (Collegium Regale) • Howells Paean Monday 10 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by the Cathedral Chamber Choir Trinity Chapel Byrd Responses • Psalm 51: 1–2 (Byrd Have mercy upon me 72) Byrd Short Service • Byrd Prevent us, O Lord 82 19:30 Diocesan Concert at St Michael’s, Mere Tuesday 11 Benedict, abbot, c.550 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong Shephard Responses • Psalms 59, 60, 61 Tallis Short Service • Bairstow Let all mortal flesh 23 Wednesday 12 DECANI 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 13:05 Informal Concert 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by the Cathedral Choir with Frideswide Voices Archer Responses • Psalm 65 Rose in E • Stanford A Song of Wisdom

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Thursday 13 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong attended by the Association of Anglican Musicians Shephard Responses • Psalms 69 (omit 23–29), 70 Sumsion in A • Alcock For thou, Lord, art holy 1 Friday 14 John Keble, Priest, poet, 1866 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 10:00 Cathedral School Prize-giving 17:30 Choral Evensong Shephard Responses • Psalms 73, 74 Swayne Magnificat •Harris Bring us, O Lord God 160 Saturday 15 Swithun, bishop, c.862 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by Cathedral Singers Ayleward Responses • Psalm 78: 1–17 Tomkins Second Service • Tomkins Almighty God, the fountain 343 Hymn 231 Rheinberger Prelude (Sonata VII) Sunday 16 The Fifth Sunday after Trinity; Translation of Osmund 08:00 Holy Communion CW Order Two, Trinity Chapel President Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor 09:15 Choral Mattins Shephard Responses • Venite Chant 7 • Psalm 64 Stanford in B flat and C •Harris Faire is the heaven 162 Hymn 486 Berkeley Aubade 10:30 The Eucharist President Canon Ian Woodward, Vicar of the Close Preacher Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor Ecclesiasticus 50: 1, 5–11, 14–15, 18–19 • Gradual Psalm 98 • Matthew 25: 14–29 Vaughan Williams Mass in G minor • Vaughan Williams Love bade me welcome 394 Hymns A&M 387, A&M 650, 476 Preston Alleluyas 16:30 Choral Evensong Shephard Responses • Psalm 63 Howells Collegium Regale • Moore All wisdom cometh from the Lord 160 Hymn 372 Shelley Fanfare d’orgue Monday 17 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by All the King’s Men, Winnipeg Byrd Responses • Psalm 89: 1–19 Tye Dorian Canticles • Mundy O Lord, the maker of all thing 215 Tuesday 18 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by All the King’s Men, Winnipeg Byrd Responses • Psalm 94 Read Canticles • Lloyd Lord, teach us to number our days

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Wednesday 19 Gregory, bishop and his sister Macrina, deaconess, teachers of the faith, c.394 and c.379 Southern Cathedrals Festival at Winchester Cathedral. 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Prayers for Justice and Peace Morning Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by All the King’s Men, Winnipeg Rose Responses • Psalm 101 Lenassi Magnificat •Ritchey Nunc dimittis • Davies Jones Prayer for the day 18:30 Compline sung by All the King’s Men, Winnipeg, Quire Thursday 20 Southern Cathedrals Festival at Winchester Cathedral 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by All the King’s Men, Winnipeg Rose Responses • Psalm 103: 1–23 Sumsion Evening Service • Sullivan I will lay me down in peace Friday 21 Southern Cathedrals Festival at Winchester Cathedral 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Rosary Group The Chapel of St Edmund and St Thomas 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by All the King’s Men, Winnipeg Rose Responses • Psalm 106: 1–12 • Office Hymn 114 Howells in E • Sawyer Ponder my words Saturday 22 Mary Magdalene Southern Cathedrals Festival at Winchester Cathedral 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Festal Evensong sung by St Paul’s Church Choir, Rusthall Reading Responses • Psalm 108 • Office Hymn 113 Noble in B minor • Howells Like as the hart 175 Hymn 174 (tune 195) Sunday 23 The Sixth Sunday after Trinity 08:00 Holy Communion CW Order Two, Trinity Chapel President Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer 09:15 Morning Prayer said, Sarum College Chapel 10:30 The Eucharist President and Preacher Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer Romans 8: 12–25 • Gradual Psalm 86: 9–13 • Matthew 13: 24–30, 36–43 Mozart Coronation Mass • Byrd Ave verum corpus 65 Hymns 369, 440, A&M 493 (tune NEH 168) Saint-Saëns Final (Organ Symphony) 15:00 Choral Evensong with farewell to choristers Preacher Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor Shephard Responses • Psalm 67 Dyson in D • Parry Blest pair of sirens Hymn on order of service Howells Te Deum (Collegium Regale) Vierne Final (Symphonie VI) Monday 24 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Philip’s Cathedral Choir, Atlanta, Georgia Radcliffe Responses • Psalm 119: 1–16 • Office Hymn 475 Stanford in B flat •Paulus Pilgrims’ Hymn

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Tuesday 25 James the Apostle 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion attended by Mothers’ Union CW Order One, Trinity Chapel 17:30 The Eucharist sung by St Philip’s Cathedral Choir, Atlanta, Georgia President Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor Preacher Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer Acts 11: 27–12: 2 • Matthew 20: 20–28 Byrd Mass for Five Voices • Lauridsen O nata lux Hymns 407, 431, 478, 357 Wednesday 26 Anne and Joachim, parents of the Blessed Virgin Mary 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Philip’s Cathedral Choir, Atlanta Georgia Radcliffe Responses • Psalm 119: 145–160 Beaudrot St Philip Atlanta Canticles Hogan We shall walk through the valley in peace 19:30 Organ Recital given by Peter Gould Thursday 27 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Evening Prayer said, Trinity Chapel Psalms 126, 127 Friday 28 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Philip’s Cathedral Choir, Atlanta, Georgia Radcliffe Responses • Psalm 138 Near Canticles on Plainsong Themes • Conte Prayer of St Theresa Saturday 29 Mary, Martha and Lazarus, companions of Our Lord 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 10:00 Eucharist for Pilgrimage Group 13:00 Wedding of Daisy Whittaker and Timothy Wilmott Quire 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Philip’s Cathedral Choir, Atlanta Georgia Radcliffe Responses • Psalm 142 Howells Sarum Service • Halley Jesu, the very thought Hymn 357 Sunday 30 The Seventh Sunday after Trinity 08:00 Holy Communion CW Order Two, Trinity Chapel President Canon Edward Probert, Acting Dean 09:15 Morning Prayer said, Trinity Chapel Psalm 77 10:30 The Eucharist sung by St Philip’s Cathedral Choir, Atlanta, Georgia President and Preacher Canon Edward Probert, Acting Dean Romans 8: 26–end • Matthew 13: 31–33, 44–52 Kodály Missa Brevis • Martinson The Invitation Hymns 336, 276, 364 (tune 408i), 120 16:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Philip’s Cathedral Choir, Atlanta, Georgia Radcliffe Responses • Psalm 75 Helvey in B flat •Briggs O Lord, support us Hymn 477

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Monday 31 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by Christ Church Choir, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Radcliffe Responses • Psalm 150 Noble in B minor • Weir I love all beauteous things Tuesday 1 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by Christ Church Choir, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Radcliffe Responses • Psalm 6 Sumsion in G • Sumsion They that go down to the sea in ships Hymn 336 Wednesday 2 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by Christ Church Choir, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Radcliffe Responses • Psalm 12 Hogan St Alban Service • Sowerby Now there lightens upon us Hymn 342 (tune 452) Thursday 3 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by the Choir of St Michael and All Angels, Kelowna, Canada Hill Responses • Psalm 18: 1–15 Brewer in D • Wilby If ye love me Friday 4 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by Christ Church Choir, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Rose Responses • Psalm 23 Gibbons Second Service • Harris Faire is the heaven 162 Saturday 5 Oswald, king, martyr, 642 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by Christ Church Choir, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Rose Responses • Psalm 29 • Office Hymn 343 Howells in B minor • Dove Seek him that maketh the seven stars Hymn 234 (tune ii) Sunday 6 Transfiguration of Our Lord 08:00 Holy Communion CW Order Two, Trinity Chapel President Canon Ian Woodward, Vicar of the Close 09:15 Morning Prayer said, Trinity Chapel Psalm 27 10:30 The Eucharist sung by Christ Church Choir, Grosse Pointe, Michigan President Canon Edward Probert, Acting Dean Preacher Canon Ian Woodward, Vicar of the Close 2 Peter 1: 16–19 • Luke 9: 28–36 Howells Collegium Regale • Philips In splendenti nube Hymns 377, 466, A&M 42, 178 12:30 Baptism Font 16:30 Choral Evensong sung by Christ Church Choir, Grosse Pointe Michigan Rose Responses • Psalm 72 • Office Hymn 494 (tune 413) Howells St Paul’s Service • Parry Blest pair of sirens Hymn 263 (vv 1, 2, 3 & 7)

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Monday 7 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 10:00 Contemplating Prayer Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Peter’s Collegiate Church Choir, Wolverhampton Tallis Responses • Psalm 37: 1–11 Viadana Canticles • Morley Nolo mortem peccatoris 210 Hymn 353 Tuesday 8 Dominic, priest, founder of the Order of Preachers, 1221 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Peter’s Collegiate Church Choir, Wolverhampton Moore Responses • Psalm 41 Sumsion in G • Harris Holy is the true light 163 Hymn 282 Wednesday 9 Mary Sumner, founder of the Mothers’ Union 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 13:05 Informal Concert 17:30 Evening Prayer said, Trinity Chapel Psalm 48 Thursday 10 Laurence, deacon, martyr, 258 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Peter’s Collegiate Church Choir, Wolverhampton Clucas Responses • Psalms 53, 54 Brewer in D • Wesley Thou wilt keep him 388 Hymn 394 Friday 11 Clare of Assis, founder of the Poor Clares, 1253 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Peter’s Collegiate Church Choir, Wolverhampton Ayleward Responses • Psalm 61 Byrd Second Service • Byrd Civitas sancti tui 68 Saturday 12 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Peter’s Collegiate Church Choir, Wolverhampton Clucas Responses • Psalm 65 Jackson in G • Fauré Cantique de Jean Racine Hymn 456 Sunday 13 The Ninth Sunday after Trinity 08:00 Holy Communion CW Order Two, Trinity Chapel President Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer 09:15 Morning Prayer said, Trinity Chapel Psalm 88 10:30 The Eucharist sung by St Peter’s Collegiate Church Choir, Wolverhampton President Canon Ian Woodward, Vicar of the Close Preacher Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer Romans 3: 21–28 • Luke 8: 41–50 Wills Missa Eliensis • Rose Morning glory, starlit sky Hymns 333, 338, 206, 9 12:30 Thanksgiving for the gift of a child 16:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Peter’s Collegiate Church Choir, Wolverhampton Clucas Responses • Psalm 86 Sumsion in G • Sumsion By the waters of Babylon Hymn 415 (tune 346) salisbury cathedral services and music July/August 2017 VII August Services and Music

Monday 14 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong with procession to the Trinity Chapel sung by St Thomas’ Church Choir, Brentwood, Essex Ayleward Responses • Psalm 74 • Office Hymn 182 Brewer in D • Palestrina Sicut cervus 236 Hymn on order of service Tuesday 15 The Blessed Virgin Mary 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Trinity Chapel 17:30 The Eucharist sung by St Thomas’ Church Choir, Brentwood, Essex President Canon Ian Woodward, Vicar of the Close Preacher Canon Edward Probert, Acting Dean Galatians 4: 4–7 • Luke 1: 46–55 Harris in F • Adams Hail, Holy Queen Hymns 188 (omit *), 186, 353, 161 Wednesday 16 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Prayers for Justice and Peace Morning Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Thomas’ Church Choir, Brentwood, Essex Bertalot Responses • Psalm 84 Sumsion in G • Mundy He that hath my commandments Hymn 362 Thursday 17 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Thomas’ Church Choir, Brentwood, Essex Clucas Responses • Psalm 89: 1–19 Sumsion in A • Parry My soul, there is a country 243 Hymn 359 Friday 18 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Rosary Group The Chapel of St Edmund and St Thomas 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Thomas’ Church Choir, Brentwood, Essex Clucas Responses • Psalm 94 Walmisley in D minor • Greene Lord, let me know mine end 148 Saturday 19 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Thomas’ Church Choir, Brentwood, Essex Ayleward Responses • Psalm 101 Stanford in G • Archer And I saw a new heaven Hymn 114

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Sunday 20 The Tenth Sunday after Trinity 08:00 Holy Communion CW Order Two, Trinity Chapel President Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor 09:15 Morning Prayer said, Trinity Chapel Psalm 92 10:30 The Eucharist sung by St Thomas’ Church Choir, Brentwood, Essex President Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer Preacher Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor Romans 8: 28–34 • Matthew 24: 15–31 Rooke The Brentwood Mass • Adams Ave verum corpus Hymns 363, 64, 495, 365 12:30 Baptism Font 16:30 Choral Evensong sung by St Thomas’ Church Choir, Brentwood, Essex Clucas Responses • Psalm 90 Murrill in E • Wood O thou the central orb Hymn 378 Monday 21 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by All Saints Choir, Beverly Hills, California Clucas Responses • Psalm 106: 1–12 Dyson in D • Wood Hail, gladdening light 414 Hymn 391 Tuesday 22 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by All Saints Choir, Beverly Hills, California Clucas Responses • Psalm 108 Willcocks All Saints’ Service • Phillips The Risen Sun Hymn 377 Wednesday 23 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Eucharist for Edmund Audley Audley Chapel 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by All Saints Choir, Beverly Hills, California Clucas Responses • Psalm 115 • Office Hymn 217 (tune 235) Stanford in A • Stanford Beati quorum via 311 Hymn 376 Thursday 24 Bartholomew the Apostle 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel 17:30 The Eucharist sung by Kimbolton School Chamber Choir President Canon Edward Probert, Acting Dean Preacher Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor Acts 5: 12–16 • Luke 22: 24–30 Darke in F • Laloux Tantum ergo Friday 25 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by All Saints Choir, Beverly Hills, California Clucas Responses • Psalm 119: 73–88 D Purcell in E minor • arr Hancock Deep river

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Saturday 26 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by All Saints Choir, Beverly Hills, California Clucas Responses • Psalm 119: 145–160 Leighton Second Service • Pärt The Beatitudes Hymn 239 Sunday 27 The Eleventh Sunday after Trinity 08:00 Holy Communion CW Order Two, Trinity Chapel President Canon Edward Probert, Acting Dean 09:15 Morning Prayer said, Trinity Chapel Psalm 104: 1–25 10:30 The Eucharist sung by All Saints Choir, Beverly Hills, California President Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor Preacher Canon Edward Probert, Acting Dean 1 Corinthians 11: 23–29 • John 1: 35–37 Phillips in G • Whitacre Lux aurumque Hymns A&M 445 (tune NEH 408i), 276 (tune ii), 295, 304 16:30 Choral Evensong sung by All Saints Choir, Beverly Hills, California Clucas Responses • Psalm 95 Hymn 488 Monday 28 Augustine, bishop, teacher of the faith, 430 08:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Choral Evensong sung by Choir of Christ Church, Reading Reading Responses • Psalm 138 Howells Collegium Regale • Palestrina Tu Es Petrus Hymn 102 Tuesday 29 Beheading of John the Baptist 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion CW Order One, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Evening Prayer said, Trinity Chapel Psalm 142 Wednesday 30 John Bunyan, spiritual writer, 1688 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 17:30 Evening Prayer said, Trinity Chapel Psalm 148 19:30 Organ Recital given by Paul Carr Thursday 31 Aidan, bishop, missionary, 651 07:30 Morning Worship with Holy Communion 12:00 Holy Communion BCP 1662, Trinity Chapel 17:30 Evening Prayer said, Trinity Chapel Psalm 150

In Residence July 1 Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer 2–8 The Very Revd June Osborne, Dean 9–15 Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor 16–22 Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer 23–29 Canon Edward Probert, Acting Dean 30–31 Canon Ian Woodward, Vicar of the Close August 1–5 Canon Ian Woodward, Vicar of the Close David Halls, Director of Music 6–12 Canon Edward Probert, Acting Dean Canon Tom Clammer, Precentor 13–19 Canon Robert Titley, Treasurer The Very Revd June Osborne, Dean 20–26 Canon Ian Woodward, Vicar of the Close 27–31 Canon Edward Probert, Acting Dean

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Monday 10 July, 17:30 This Choral Evensong is sung by the Cathedral Chamber Choir and will be held in the intimate setting of the Trinity Chapel, rather than its usual place in the Quire. The Trinity Chapel (formerly known as the Lady Chapel) was the first section of the Cathedral to be built, and worship took Farewell to Claudia place here for years while the main body of the Cathedral was under construction. All music We are delighted to announce that Claudia in this Evensong will be by William Byrd. The Grinnell, our Organ Scholar, has secured the post Psalmody in particular will be unusual, as the of Assistant Organist at Winchester Cathedral. choir will sing two verses from Psalm 51 (as set for Day 10), but to a verse anthem setting Claudia, who graduated with a first-class degree ‘Have mercy upon me’ rather than the traditional in Music from the University of Cambridge, Anglican Chant. follows in some prestigious footsteps. Winchester appointed their first female Assistant Organist, John Challenger Hilda Bird, in 1919 and she remained there until Assistant director of music 1933.

“I have thoroughly enjoyed Salisbury Cathedral, Southern Cathedrals and will look back fondly on my time here. It Festival 2017 has been a busy year, particularly with the US Tour which was a great success. I will miss our Winchester Cathedral. This festival offers sacred Father Willis organ but look forward to playing choral and organ music. Highlights include BBC Winchester’s lovely 19th Century organ which was Choral Evensong, the Festival Eucharist, and a shown at the 1851 Great Exhibition,” she says. performance of Monteverdi Vespers. Tickets £12 at southerncathedralsfestival.org.uk. Next year's festival will be held here, at Salisbury Visiting Choirs Cathedral. We are grateful to the following choirs who will be singing services whilst the Cathedral Choir is Organ Recitals on summer holiday: All the King’s Men, Winnipeg, Manitoba; St Philip’s Cathedral Choir, Atlanta Wednesdays at 19:30 Georgia; Christ Church Choir, Grosse Pointe, Michigan; Choir of St Michael and All Angels, 26 July, Peter Gould Kelowna, Canada; St Peter’s Collegiate Church 30 August, Paul Carr Choir, Wolverhampton; St Thomas’ Church Choir, Brentwood, Essex; All Saints Choir, Beverly Hills, Admission £9 per recital, wheelchair users California; Choir of Christchurch, Reading; £7.50. More details and tickets available at Farrant Singers, Salisbury. salisburycathedral.org.uk/events salisbury Cathedral News July/August 2017 11 Xxxx

Explore the work of some of the country’s best contemporary craft makers in the beautiful Cloisters of Salisbury Cathedral. Entry is free.

PLUS: Human Library No books - just people. Ask us your questions on art, culture, and contemporary craft.

Craft Circle, 10:00 - 16:30 Come and watch artists in action.

Walk-and-Talks Discover the wealth of contemporary craft at the Cathedral: 20th Century Stained Glass, 11:00, 13:00 and 15:00 20th Century Sculpture, 12:00, 14:00 and 16:00 Medieval Architecture: A Wonder of its Age, 11:30, 13:30 and 15:30

ALSO: Contemporary Stone Challenge Watch the Cathedral’s stonemasons pit their wits against each other to create contemporary designs on the south lawn.

Craft Story-telling Don't miss this brilliant programme at 12:00, 13:00 and 15:00.

Bookable Workshops More information available online.

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Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 August Enjoy a family fun weekend on the West lawn Last Chance to See M&I with Swing Unlimited Big Band entertainment, a picnic, children’s activities and a special day 'Dispersing the Night' of talks, displays and activities looking back 27 April – 23 July at the last 70 years of the Cathedral’s Spire. ‘Be Aware’, a series of reliefs specifically created For details visit our website. by Ana Maria Pacheco for her exhibition here, is now complete. The series comprises seven polychrome wooden relief panels highlighted Rededication of 'Crucifixion' with gold leaf. They very intricately and Friday 7 July, 16:00 delicately depict the perils of life and our human Cloister Garth. Free admission. weaknesses. These images are not an illustration This sculpture by Barbara Hepworth returns to us of the Deadly Sins, but offer us an opportunity following restoration. to interpret the ideas of vice and virtue as part of our human experiences as we strive to live a positive and fulfilling life. Salisbury Spire: M&I the Last 70 Years M&I Who Am I? Adult Art 2 August – 3 September Free admission. The Cathedral’s archive is its Saturday 15 July, 10:00 – 16:00 memory so it seems appropriate during this North Transept. ‘Who Am I?’ is a creative print year's event theme that we investigated this workshop that gives you a chance to develop your fabulous resource to see what we could find ideas using unusual mixed media. out about the Cathedral’s own history. We also want to build an archive for the future so we Bring a friend and learn an unusual print creation have started to record the stories and memories technique that incorporates your own words, of people who have worked at, and visited, the music and photos. Limited spaces. Tickets £40 Cathedral over the years. We have focused on available on our website. the spire over the last 70 years, in particular the 1950s restoration work and the fundraising effort Threads Through in the 1980s and 1990s. Revelation We are also holding a special Archive Discovery Day on Saturday 5 August to share with everyone 13 September – 5 November. more about the project and the archive. Come A spectacular display of textile art showing ready with your own stories and photos of the many images from Revelation, the last book spire – we’d love to add them to the archive! For of the Bible. details visit: salisburycathedral.org.uk/events salisbury Cathedral News July/August 2017 13 NewsXxxx

Peregrine Ringing 2017 The two peregrine chicks that have starred on Springwatch 2017 have been named and ringed. On Saturday 10 June specialist Hamish Smith Erlestoke Prison M&I ringed, measured and weighed the two male Earlier this year, as part of the Cathedral’s falcon chicks. The chick that hatched in the nest Education and Outreach programme, I had the was called Dene, in memory of the Cathedral opportunity to visit Erlestoke prison with a few Facilities Manager Dene Turner, who died in 2012. of my colleagues to teach nine inmates stone Our adopted chick was named Wylye by nine-year- carving. Although a little apprehensive at the old Amelia, daughter of stonemason Alan Spittle. thought of going into a prison, I was confident I could take on the challenge. After clearing Wylye won the hearts of Springwatch viewers security, carrying a toolbox full of chisels, we set when his extraordinary story was shared on up in one of the prison’s education rooms. the popular natural history show. Orphaned at less than three weeks old, Wylye was rescued All the inmates were a friendly bunch and after by the RSPB along with his two siblings after initial greetings we started to teach them the first their parents were killed by poisoned bait. On 7 basics of stone carving. They showed a great June the RSPB team put Wylye in the Salisbury deal of confidence and so we progressed onto Cathedral nest. Dene looked a little surprised but teaching them the trinity knot, working with great tolerated the intruder and, after a tense wait, the aptitude and enthusiasm. They finished their female, Sally, returned to the nest and fed Dene carvings, which were given to their families, and first before moving on to feed Wylye – a good they all received a certificate of achievement. sign! You can watch his story on our YouTube Their feedback was really encouraging and, channel and keep up to date with our webcam, despite the surroundings, it was very much like which streams live in the Cloisters and online. our stone carving courses.

Peter's Free Again! Alan Spittle stonemason On Saturday 11 March Peter, a Cathedral-bred peregrine, was shot in Kings Somborne and suffered a broken wing. After two-and-a-half Stone Carving Courses months recovering in the National Bird of Prey Would you like to have a go at stone masonry Hospital™ at the Hawk Conservancy Trust in under the tutelage of one of our own masons? Amport, Peter was released back into the wild on Our two-day course (9:30 - 17:00) includes a Wednesday 24 May. workshop tour and an optional tower tour. You will be taken each step of the way on a course tailored to your needs. £150 per person, subject to availability. To book visit our website.

Thursday 13 and Friday 14 July Thursday 27 and Friday 28 July Thursday 3 and Friday 4 August

14 @SalisburyCathedral Other News One-way Traffic and July Closures

To help manage traffic and pedestrians during our busy summer months we are reinstating a one-way system in the Close. From 12 June, Monday to Friday, 12:00 - 17:00 all vehicles are to exit via the Harnham gate.

Please note the High Street Gate will be closed from 7:00 on Monday 17 July until Friday Join the Cathedral Team 21 July due to work being undertaken on a We are looking to increase our team of Cathedral property near the entrance. chaplains. If you are a lay person with a strong Christian faith or are ordained and you have On Wednesday 5 and Thursday 6 July time to commit to one or two sessions a month, the Cathedral and Chapter House will offering pastoral care, hourly and private prayers be closed to visitors. The Cathedral will in the Cathedral, we would love to hear from you. be open for the morning service and Evensong. You will meet people from all around the world, making a positive difference to their visiting experience and be part of the Cathedral’s service Ride+Stride 2017 to the community. Saturday 9 September, 10:00 - 18:00 Join us in Ride+Stride, an excellent way to Generally sessions are three hours long with combine raising money for us, or a Church in a voucher towards lunch. Training is provided. your parish, whilst spending an enjoyable day Benefits include parking when on duty, a 20% out exploring the local area on foot, bike or discount for the Refectory and Shop and horseback, and visiting some of Wiltshire’s rich being part of a wonderful wider community of heritage of churches and chapels. Half of all volunteers. money raised goes to Salisbury Cathedral, if you choose us, and the other half is used by the For details please contact Christine Keegan Wiltshire Historic Churches Trust to award grants [email protected]. or 01722 555123. to churches with special maintenance needs. For more information on how to take part, contact 01722 555122 or [email protected]. Volunteers' Party Nearly half of our 640 volunteer workforce joined in the annual get-together under the spire on Wednesday 21 June. At her final Volunteers’ Party, the Dean expressed her deep gratitude and pride in the volunteers’ commitment to supporting the life and mission of the Cathedral.

salisbury Cathedral News July/August 2017 15 Amnesty International Nobel Peace Prize Winner Still in Prison

Activist and scholar Dr Liu Xiaobo is serving 11 years for ‘inciting subversion of state power’. He was taken from his home in Beijing in 2008, two days before he was to launch a pro-democracy manifesto with a group of other activists called Charter 08. In 2010, he became the first Chinese Friends' Day citizen to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for Saturday 16 September his long and non-violent struggle for fundamental Friends’ Day is a time when many of our members human rights. He has been involved in the 1989 meet up together for our Annual General Meeting, pro-democracy movement, HIV/AIDS prevention alongside other activities arranged for them with and human rights, and was president of the the emphasis on Salisbury Cathedral. Independent Chinese PEN Centre in 2003-2007.

Many Friends attend Evensong, which this year Immediately after the prize was announced, Liu coincides with the making-up of boy choristers. Xiaobo’s wife Liu Xia was placed under house arrest, trapped in her home under constant There will be a lecture given by Adrian Green, the surveillance, without visitor rights or access Director of Salisbury Museum, which will look at to phones or the internet. She has suffered a how the Cathedral has inspired art from the 17th serious heart condition and severe anxiety and - 21st Century. Adrian will explore the motivations depression. An Amnesty campaign helped draw for depicting the Cathedral, ranging from the attention to her situation in 2014. She was given historic through to the patriotic and deeply very limited rights to visit family, see a doctor, personal. As well as featuring famous works by talk to friends by phone and buy groceries. Constable and Turner, he will look at lesser-known paintings by artists such as Henri de Cort, Frank Appeal: Call on the Chinese Government to Newbould and Kate Giles. release Liu Xiaobo immediately and unconditionally, and to lift surveillance and all During the afternoon, Friends will enjoy special restrictions on Liu Xia’s freedom of movement, tours arranged for them in the Cathedral, and we expression and association. are delighted that Adrian has also kindly offered to show Friends some treasures on a ‘behind the Premier Li Keqiang, The State Council General scenes’ tour at Salisbury Museum. Office, 2 Fuyoujie, Xichengqu, Beijingshi 100017 People’s Republic of China Friends’ Day is a member-only event, but we do hold many events during the year. If you are Salutation: Your Excellency interested in joining, then please call in to see us Postage: World at 33a The Close or call 01722 555190. His Excellency Liu Xiaoming, Embassy of the People’s Republic of China, 49-51 Portland Place Kate Beckett London, W1B 1JL Friends of Salisbury Cathedral

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Stonecarving Courses Two days Various dates Details page 14 'Dispersing the Night' by Ana Maria Pacheco 27 April – 23 July M&I Details page 13 Rededication of 'Crucifixion' 16:00 – 18:00 Friday 7 July M&I Details page 13 Art Lecture: 19:00 – 20:00 Friday 7 July M&I 'Contemporary Art in a Sacred Space' Details available online Magna Carta Lecture: Magna Carta in Action 19:00 Wednesday 12 July M&I Details page 6 Who Am I? Adult Art Workshop 10:00 – 16:00 Saturday 15 July M&I Details page 13 Art Lecture: 11:00 – 12:00 Wednesday 19 July M&I 'Suspended Between the Darkness and the Light' Details available online Sarum Morris Dancers 15:30 Saturday 22 July Details available online Antic Disposition: Richard III 19:30 27 and 28 July Details available online Library Tour and Tea 14:00 – 16:00 Wednesday 26 July Details available online Salisbury Spire: The Last 70 Years 2 August – 3 September M&I Details page 15 Archive Discovery Day 09:00 – 16:00 Saturday 5 August M&I Details page 15 Family Workshop: Skyscraper Spire 10:00 – 12:00 Saturday 5 August M&I Details available online Family Fun: Clinometer Challenge 10:00 – 12:00 Saturday 5 August M&I Details available online 13:00 – 15:00 Swing Unlimited and Picnic 13:00 Sunday 6 August Details available online Bat Talk and Walk About 19:15 – 21:00 Thursday 17 August Details available online Salisbury Contemporary Craft 8 – 9 September Details page 12

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