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MUSIC AT FIRST anthems, hymns & voluntaries 2020-21 The First Church – Nashua, New Hampshire Sep 6 CLEVELAND (bass-baritone) 149 /119 Psalmist = Cleveland HYMN 16 Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven LAUDA ANIMA GLORIA 513 PSALM 149 NCH page 722 (reprint) KYRIE 545 OFF Praise Ye the Lord (from “Solomon”) Händel DOX 515 OLD HUNDRETH LM SANCTUS 550 BREAD But the Lord is Mindful of His Own Mendelssohn CUP TBA HYMN 228 Love Divine, All Loves Excelling BEECHER Sep 13 STAFF SINGER QUARTET 114 / 103 HYMN 17 Praise Thou the Lord, O My Soul LOBE DEN HERREN, O MEINE SEELE PRAISE 15/1 Praise to the Lord LOBE DEN HERREN GOSPEL 548 10:00 ANTHEM: Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven (Young) HYMN 100 O My Soul, Bless God, the Father STUTTGART – 10:00 PR 520 Almighty Father, Hear Our Prayer (Mendelssohn) – 10:00 OFFERTORY: Unite to Praise Thy Maker’s Name (Lloyd Webber) DOX 515 OLD HUNDRETH LM HYMN 263 Christ Is Made The Sure Foundation REGENT SQUARE BENEDICTUS 590 Threefold Amen Traditional – Danish – 10:00 Sep 20 OLEFIROWICZ (baritone) 105 / 145 HYMN 251 Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty NICAEA PRAISE 15/2 Praise to the Lord LOBE DEN HERREN SOLO: His Eye is On the Sparrow (Gabriel) - OFF in 8:30 HYMN 101 There’s A Wideness In God’s Mercy IN BABILONE – 10:00 OFF: Who Am I? (Hall) – 10:00 DOX 515 OLD HUNDRETH LM HYMN 293 Come, Labor On ORA LABORA Sep 27 STAFF SINGER QUARTET 78 / 25 HYMN 195 All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name CORONATION PRAISE 15/3 Praise to the Lord LOBE DEN HERREN GOSPEL 548 ANT: Incline Thine Ear, O Lord (Archangelsky) HYMN 151 O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High DEO GRACIAS – 10:00 PR 541 Thou Wilt Give Him Perfect Peace (Scottish Psalter) OFFERTORY: Almighty God, the Fountain of all Wisdom (Farrar) – AfC 1 DOX 515 OLD HUNDRETH LM HYMN 223 O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing AZMON BENEDICTUS 594 Sevenfold Amen (Stainer) Oct 4 (Communion) STAFF SINGER QUARTET 80 Psalmist = Olefirowicz INTROIT The Lord Is In His Holy Temple (Lund) HYMN UMC 400 Come, Thou Font Of Every Blessing NETTLETON GLORIA 513 GRATIA TIBI 548 10:00 PSALM 80:7-15 NCH page 672 (reprint & re-assign ‘R’) 10:00 KYRIE 545 OFF If Ye Love Me, Keep My Commandments (Shakarian) DOX 515 OLD HUNDRETH LM SANCTUS 550 BREAD Kyrie Eleison (Hassler) CUP Agnus Dei (Steffens) HYMN 358 Rock of Ages TOPLADY BENEDICTUS On Us Bestow Thy Blessing (Lund) Oct 11 EDWARDS (mezzo soprano) 106 HYMN 38 Morning Has Broken BUNESSAN PRAISE 15/4 Praise to the Lord LOBE DEN HERREN SOLO: King David (Howells) HYMN HFG 486 Open My Eyes That I May See SCOTT – 10:00 OFF: Steal Away (Spiritual/Burleigh) DOX 515 OLD HUNDRETH LM HYMN 247 Holy God, We Praise Thy Name GROSSER GOTT WIR LOBEN DICH Oct 18 STAFF SINGER QUARTET 99 / 96 HYMN 481 I Sing a Song of the Saints of God GRAND ISLE PRAISE 30/1 Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones LASST UNS ERFREUEN GOSPEL 548 10:00 ANTHEM: Name of All Majesty (Fettke) – 8:30 Offertory – NEW HYMN 197 At the Name of Jesus KING’S WESTON – 10:00 PR 524 Lead Me, Lord (Wesley) – 10:00 OFF: Jubilate Deo Omnis Terra (Peeters) - 10:00 DOX 515 OLD HUNDRETH LM HYMN 204 Rejoice, the Lord is King DARWALL’S 148th BENEDICTUS Go Now in Peace (Besig) – 10:00 Oct 25 (Reformation) DECIBELLS / STAFF SINGER QUARTET 90 / 1 PRELUDE The Blessing (McKlveen) – (D) HYMN 363 A Mighty Fortress Is Our God EIN’ FESTE BURG PRAISE 30/2 O Higher Than the Cherubim LASST UNS ERFREUEN GOSPEL 548 10:00 VOLUNTARY With Heart and Hands and Voices (Wagner) - (D) – OFF at 8:30 HYMN 232 Spirit of God, Descend Upon My Heart MORECAMBE – 10:00 PR 15/Ger Lobe den Herren, der mächtigen König der Ehren LOBE DEN HERREN – 10:00 OFF: O How Amiable (Vaughan Williams) – 10:00 DOX 515 OLD HUNDRETH LM HYMN 29 Now Thank We All Our God NUN DANKET BENEDICTUS Ein feste Burg ist unser’ Gott EIN’ FESTE BURG - 10:00 Nov 1 (All Saints / Communion) STAFF SINGER QUARTET 107 / 43 Psalmist = Olefirowicz INTROIT 308/1 For the Brave of Every Race SALZBURG HYMN 306 For All the Saints SINE NOMINE GLORIA 513 GRATIA TIBI 548 10:00 PSALM 107 NCH page 693-4 (reprint for Proper 26A) 10:00 KYRIE 545 OFF Give Us the Wings of Faith (Bullock) DOX 515 OLD HUNDRETH LM SANCTUS 550 BREAD Kyrie Eleison (Missa Brevis) (Palestrina) CUP Agnus Dei (Missa Brevis) (Palestrina) HYMN 311 Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand ALFORD BENEDICTUS 307/5 And When the Strife is Fierce SARUM Nov 8 STAFF SINGER QUARTET 78 / 70 HYMN 478 All Things Bright and Beautiful ROYAL OAK PRAISE 30/3 Respond, Ye Souls in Endless Rest LASST UNS ERFREUEN GOSPEL 548 10:00 ANTHEM Healing Grace (Chisum/Sadler/Holstein) - NEW HYMN 43 Christ, Whose Glory Fills the Skies RATISBON – 10:00 PR 526 O Thou Who Hearest Prayer (Welsh melody) OFFERTORY: Meekness and Majesty (Kendrick/Schrader) - NEW DOX 515 OLD HUNDRETH LM HYMN 440 O Beautiful for Spacious Skies MATERNA BENEDICTUS Go Now in Peace (Besig) – 10:00 Nov 15 (Stewardship) DECIBELLS / JUBELLATION 123 / 90 INTROIT Simple Gifts (Stephenson) – (D) HYMN 366 God of Grace, and God of Glory CWM RHONDDA PRAISE 38/1 Morning Has Broken BUNESSAN VOLUNTARY TBA (JUB) – 10:00 HYMN 371 He Who Would Valiant Be ST. DUNSTAN’S – 10:00 PR 524 Lead Me, Lord (Wesley) OFF: Come, Thankful People (Waugh) – (D) DOX 515 OLD HUNDRETH LM HYMN 443 Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC BENEDICTUS 594 Sevenfold Amen (Stainer) Nov 22 (Reign of Christ / Thanksgiving) STAFF SINGER QUARTET / JOYFUL NOISE 100 / 95 HYMN 21 We Gather Together KREMSER PRAISE 38/3 Mine Is the Sunlight BUNESSAN GOSPEL 548 10:00 ANTHEM TBA (JN) – 10:00 HYMN 460 We Plow the Fields and Scatter WIR PFLÜGEN – 10:00 PR 522 Let the Words of My Mouth (Langdon) – 10:00 OFF: Make A Joyful Noise (AfC4) (Matthias) – NEW TITLE - (SS) DOX 515 OLD HUNDRETH LM HYMN 461 Come, Ye Thankful People, Come ST. GEORGE’S WINDSOR BENEDICTUS 460 All Good Gifts Around Us WIR PFLÜGEN – 10:00 Nov 29 (Advent 1 – Year B) POISSON (soprano) 80 HYMN 103 Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus STUTTGART PRAISE 131/1 Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming ES IST EIN ROS’ ENTSPRUNGEN SOLO TBA HYMN 111 Of the Father’s Love Begotten DIVINUM MYSTERIUM (both) OFFERTORY TBA ADVENT DOXOLOGY OLD HUNDRETH LM HYMN 114 Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates TRURO Dec 6 (Advent 2 - Communion) STAFF SINGER QUARTET / FIRST SCHOLA 85 INTROIT Blessed Is He Who Cometh (Gounod) HYMN 113 Creator of the Stars of Night CONDITOR ALME SIDERUM GLORIA 513 GRATIA TIBI 548 10:00 PSALM 85:8-13 NCH page 676 (reprint) 10:00 KYRIE 545 OFFERTORY Blessed Is He Who Comes (Wilson) – (FS) ADVENT DOXOLOGY OLD HUNDRETH LM SANCTUS 550 BREAD Kyrie Eleison (Mass in G) (Schubert) CUP Agnus Dei (Mass in G) (Schubert) HYMN 104 Comfort, Comfort Ye My People PSALM 4 BENEDICTUS 110/ref Rejoice! VENI EMMANUEL Dec. 13 (Advent 3 - Pageant) STAFF SINGER QUARTET / JOYFUL NOISE 126 HYMN 108 Wake, Awake for Night Is Flying WACHET AUF PRAISE 131/2 Isaiah ‘twas Foretold It ES IST EIN ROS’ ENTSPRUNGEN GOSPEL 548 10:00 ANT: (Pageant) Hope Is Dawning on the World (Shackley) – NEW – 10:00 HYMN 112 Ah! Think Not the Lord Delayeth ALLES IST AN GOTTES SEGEN PR 110/ref Rejoice! Rejoice! Emmanuel VENI EMMANUEL OFF: Magnificat (Howells) - NEW ADVENT DOXOLOGY OLD HUNDRETH LM HYMN 109 Watchman, Tell Us of the Night ABERSTWYTH BENEDICTUS Nunc Dimittis (Howells) Dec. 20 (Advent 4) STAFF SINGER QUARTET/ MUDDY BROOK CHAMBER ENSEMBLE CHRISTMAS AT FIRST: CANTATA 147 (Johann Sebastian Bach) Chorus & Chamber Orch TBA (Prelude) INTROIT I. Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben Heart, and mouth and deed and life HYMN 110 O Come, O Come Emmanuel VENI EMMANUEL NO PRAISE this week II. Gebenedeiter Mund (Anthem I block) Blessed mouth III. Schäme dich, o Seele nicht Shame ye not, o soul IV. Verstockung kann Gewaltige verblenden (Anthem II block) Stubbornness can dazzle the powerful V. Bereite dir, Jesu, noch itzo die Bahn Prepare Yourself Jesus, already now the path VI. Wohl mir, daß ich Jesum habe („Jesu Joy“) (Anthem III block) Good for me, to have my Jesus HYMN 128 In the Bleak Midwinter CRANHAM PR VII. Hilf, Jesu, hilf, daß ich auch dich bekenne Help Jesus, help, that I may also know You VIII. Der höchsten Allmacht Wunderhand (Offertory block) The highest hand of wonder of the Almighty IX. Ich will von Jesu Wundern singen I will sing of Jesus’ miracles ADVENT DOXOLOGY OLD HUNDRETH L.M. HYMN 106 Hills of the North, Rejoice LITTLE CORNARD BENEDICTUS Jesus bleibet meine Freude Jesus, remain my Joy! TBA (Postlude) Dec. 24 – 5pm CHAPEL CHIMERS / JOYFUL NOISE HYMN 116 Angels We Have Heard on High GLORIA CH CH 1 TBA; JN 1 TBA HYMN 138 Silent Night STILLE NACHT CH CH 2 TBA; JN 2 TBA HYMN 130 Joy to the World, the Lord is Come! ANTIOCH Dec. 24 – 7pm FIRST SCHOLA Introit Veni Emmanuel Plainchant Opening: #116 – Angels We Have Heard on High GLORIA OFF: Maria Walks Amid the Thorn (Cherwien) Lesson 1: #140 – What Child Is This? GREENSLEEVES Lesson 2: Adam Lay Ybounden (Warlock) Lesson 3: #141 – The First Nowell THE FIRST NOWELL Lesson 4: #129 – It Came Upon the Midnight Clear CAROL Lesson 5: A New Year Carol (BENEDICTUSitten) Lesson 6: #134 – O Little Town of Bethlehem ST.
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    1. Now thank we all our God 2. Oh, may our boun-teous God With hearts and hands and voic-es, Through all our life be near us, Who won-drous things hath done, With ev-er joy-ful hearts In whom his earth re-joice-es; And bless-ed peace to cheer us, Who, from our moth-ers’ arms, And keep us in his love, Hath blessed us on our way And guide us day and night, With count-less gifts of love, And free us from all ills, And still is ours to-day. Pro-tect us by his might. ««««««««««»»»»»»»»»» “Now Thank We All Our God,” is one of the most well known of Christian hymns. Due to its exultingly joyful music and text, it has been sung at many national commemorations such as the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria. Catherine Winkworth provided the English translation in 1858. The German text, Nun danket alle Gott was written by Martin Rinkhart during the Thirty Years War (1618-1648). Johann Crüger, born April 9, 1598, at Grossbreesen bei Guben in Prussia, was a major contributor of Lutheran hymns in the 17th Century. He studied with Paul Homberger in Regensburg, and in 1622 was appointed cantor at St. Nicholas Church in Berlin where he served until his death February 23, 1662. His chorale, Nun danket, first appears in 1647 with Jesu, meine Freude and Schmücke dich, O lieber Seele all of which were later harmonized in numerous settings by Johann Sebastian Bach. Felix Mendelssohn, born Feb. 3, 1809, in Hamburg, the son of a banker and grandson of a great Jewish scholar, was the the second of four children.