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ORDER of SERVICES and MUSIC December 2016 ORDER OF SERVICES AND MUSIC December 2016 Canon Anthony O’Brien Dean Dr Christopher McElroy Director of Music James Luxton Assistant Director of Music Matthew Searles Sub-organist All details are correct as at 1 December 2016 For further information, contact the Cathedral Music Office Metropolitan Cathedral Mount Pleasant Liverpool L3 5TQ Tel: 0151 708 7283 Email: [email protected] www.liverpoolmetrocathedral.org.uk SERVICE TIMES The cathedral is open daily 7.30am-6.00pm Monday – Friday 07.45 Morning Prayer (recited) Blessed Sacrament Chapel 08.00 Mass Blessed Sacrament Chapel 12.15 Mass Crypt 17.15 Mass Blessed Sacrament Chapel (sung on Monday and Tuesday) 17.45 Choral Evening Prayer In choir (except Monday and Tuesday) Saturday 08.45 Morning Prayer (recited) Blessed Sacrament Chapel 09.00 Mass Blessed Sacrament Chapel 18.30 Sunday Vigil Mass Crypt Sunday 08.30 Mass Blessed Sacrament Chapel 10.00 Family Mass Crypt 11.00 Solemn Choral Mass Cathedral 13.00 Polish Mass Crypt 15.00 Choral Evening Prayer In choir 19.00 Mass Crypt ORDER OF SERVICES AND MUSIC December 2016 Year A I _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Thursday 1 17.45 Choral Evening Prayer Boys & Men And the glory of the Lord - Handel Word from the Father evermore H Magnificat in G minor - Purcell Thursday Advent Week I P Alma Redemptoris Mater - Palestrina Set 16 - Herbert R ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Friday 2 17.45 Choral Evening Prayer Boys & Men Canite tuba - Guerrero Creator of the stars of night H Magnificat - Ešenvalds Friday Advent Week I P Alma Redemptoris Mater - Dupré Set 16 - Herbert R ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ORDER OF SERVICES AND MUSIC December 2016 Year A I _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Sunday 4 10.00 Crypt Mass Cantor 2nd Sunday of 11.00 Solemn Mass Boys & Men Advent Missa Brevis (K, A) - Seiber Populus Sion (18) I Virga Jesse - Bruckner On Jordan's bank H This is the record of John - Gibbons Prepare a way for the Lord G Sanctus XVIII - Gregorian Ierusalem, surge (20) C Hark a herald voice is calling H 15.00 Choral Evening Prayer Girls & Men with Bach Cantata 140 'Wachet auf' Creator of the stars H Magnificat Tone VIII - Gregorian Sunday Advent Week II P Alma Redemptoris Mater - Gregorian ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Monday 5 17.15 Sung Mass Cantor Mass XVIII (K, S, A) - Gregorian Come, Lord, from your throne E St John Almond I am coming quickly C ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Tuesday 6 17.15 Sung Mass Girls Missa In Simplicitate (K, A) - Langlais Come, Lord, from your throne E Adam lay ybounden - Warlock I am coming quickly C Ave verum corpus - Gallagher Sanctus XVIII - Gregorian ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Wednesday 7 17.45 Choral Evening Prayer Girls People, look east - Trepte Ave maris stella H St Ambrose Magnficat Tone VIII - Ravanello Immaculate Conception (I) P Alma Redemptoris Mater - Mawby Set 28 - Duthie R ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Thursday 8 17.45 Choral Evening Prayer Boys & Men Gabriel's Message - Traditional Ave maris stella H Immaculate Conception Magnificat in G - Stanford Immaculate Conception (II) P Alma Redemptoris Mater à 5 - Victoria Set 32 - Reid R ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Friday 9 There are no sung liturgies in the cathedral today ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ORDER OF SERVICES AND MUSIC December 2016 Year A I _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Sunday 11 10.00 Crypt Mass Cantor 3rd Sunday of 11.00 Solemn Mass Boys & Men Advent Missa Sancti Nicolai (K, A) - Haydn Gaudete in Domino semper (21) I Rejoice in the Lord alway - Purcell Long ago, prophets knew H E'en so, Lord Jesus - Manz The spirit of the Lord G Sanctus XVIII - Gregorian Dicite: Pusillanimes (23) C Tell out, my soul H 15.00 Choral Evening Prayer Boys & Men with Britten's 'Ceremony of Carols' Creator of the stars H Magnificat Tone I - Gregorian Sunday Advent Week III P Alma Redemptoris Mater - Gregorian ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Monday 12 17.15 Sung Mass Cantor Mass XVIII (K, S, A) - Gregorian Hear the message E Come to us, Lord C ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Tuesday 13 17.15 Sung Mass Girls Mass XVIII (K, S, A) - Gregorian Hear the message E St Lucy The Call - Vaughan Williams Come to us, Lord C Ecce panis angelorum - Traditional ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Wednesday 14 17.45 Choral Evening Prayer Girls Ex ore innocentium - Ireland Redeemer of the nations H St John of the Magnificat in C minor - Dyson Wednesday Advent Week III H Cross Maria Mater gratiæ - Fauré Set 22 - Archer R ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Thursday 15 17.45 Choral Evening Prayer Boys & Men O radiant dawn - MacMillan Word from the Father evermore H Magnificat Tone I - Palestrina Thursday Advent Week III P Alma Redemptoris Mater - Guerrero Set 1 - Duffy R ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Friday 16 17.45 Choral Evening Prayer Boys & Men Vigilate - Byrd Creator of the stars of night H Magnificat 'Short Service' - Byrd Friday Advent Week III P Alma Redemptoris Mater - de Salazar Set 1 - Duffy R ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ORDER OF SERVICES AND MUSIC December 2016 Year A I _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Sunday 18 10.00 Crypt Mass Cantor 4th Sunday of 11.00 Solemn Mass Girls & Men Advent Missa 'Vidi speciosam' (K, A) - Victoria Rorate cæli desuper (34) I How lovely are the messengers - Mendelssohn Come, thou long expected Jesus H Ave Maria - Rachmaninov The virgin will conceive G Sanctus XVIII - Gregorian Ecce virgo concipiet (37) C The angel Gabriel H 17.00 Festival Carol Service Boys, Girls & Men Hodie Christus natus est - Britten O come, all ye faithful H I saw three ships - arr Willcocks O little town of Bethlehem H In the bleak midwinter - Darke Silent night H O magnum mysterium - Gjeilo Joy to the world H The Lamb - Tavener Hark! The herald angels sing H A Patre Unigenitus - Rütti O holy night - Adam God is with us - Tavener ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Monday 19 17.15 Sung Mass Cantor Mass XVIII (K, S, A) - Gregorian He who is to come E The dawn from on high C ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Tuesday 20 17.15 Sung Mass Girls Messe Basse (K, A) - Fauré A shoot will spring E Ave Maria - Cousins The angel said C Ave verum corpus - Fauré Sanctus XVIII - Gregorian ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Wednesday 21 17.45 Choral Evening Prayer Girls & Men How beautiful are the feet - Handel Redeemer of the nations H Magnficat - Arkwright Wednesday Advent Week IV H Alma Redemptoris Mater - Gregorian O Oriens M Set 5 - Duffy R ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Thursday 22 17.45 Choral Evening Prayer Boys & Men Lift up your heads, O ye gates - Mathias Word from the Father evermore H Magnificat 'First Service' - Morley Thursday Advent Week IV P Alma Redemptoris Mater - Soriano O Rex Gentium M Set 7 - Duffy R ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Friday 23 17.45 Choral Evening Prayer Boys & Men Ne timeas, Maria - Victoria Creator of the stars of night H Magnificat - Pärt Friday Advent Week IV P Alma Redemptoris Mater - Gregorian O Emmanuel M Set 7 - Duffy R ORDER OF SERVICES AND MUSIC December 2016 Year A I _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Saturday 24 15.00 First Vespers Girls & Men Qui creavit - Chester nunnery Once in royal David's city H Lux aurumque - Whitacre Christmas (I) P Christmas Eve Magnificat Tone VIII - Bevan Hodie Christus natus est M A spotless rose - Howells 00.00 Midnight Mass Boys & Men Missa Ad Præsepe (G, A) Malcolm Dominus dixit ad me (41) I O magnum mysterium - Gjeilo O come, all ye faithful H A Patre Unigenitus - Rütti I bring you news of great joy G Sanctus VIII - Gregorian In splendoribus (44) C Credo III - Gregorian Hark! The herald angels sing H ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Sunday 25 10.00 Crypt Mass Cantor Christmas Day 11.00 Solemn Mass Girls & Men Little Organ Mass (G, S, A) - Haydn Puer natus est nobis (47) I Ding dong! Merrily on high - Wilberg O come, all ye faithful H No small wonder - Edwards A hallowed day has dawned G Credo III - Gregorian Viderunt omnes (50) C Hark! The herald angels sing H ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ .
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