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Service and Music List December 2016 Friday 2nd Sunday 11th ADVENT 3 19.15 Boys and ATB rehearsal (DWG) 08.00 Holy Communion 20.15 ATB rehearsal (DWG) Celebrant: The Vicar 10.00 Choral Eucharist Boys & ATB (DWG/IP) Sunday 4th ADVENT 2 Including the ordination of Rebecca Aechtner 08.00 Holy Communion Celebrant: The Right Revd Geoff Pearson, Celebrant: The Revd Steve Evans Bishop of Lancaster 10.00 Choral Eucharist Girls & ATB (DWG/JT) Preacher: Mrs Jean Pearson Celebrant: The Revd Dr Anderson Jeremiah Setting: Missa Aeterni Christi Munera (Palestrina) Preacher: The Revd Dr Anderson Jeremiah Anthem: Rejoice in the Lord alway (Purcell) Hymns: 81, NEH322, 393, Bleib mit deiner Gnade, Setting: Mass of St Cedd (Nardone) Anthem: Sacerdotes Domini (Byrd) 432, I will serve the Lord (T:355) Hymns: 87, 34, 58, 608, 29 Voluntary: Allegro, ‘The Cuckoo and the Nightingale’ SERVICE AND MUSIC LIST Voluntary: Toccata (Gigout) (Handel) 11.30 Choral Mattins Girls & ATB (DWG/JT) 18.30 Choral Evensong Girls & ATB (DWG/IP) DECEMBER 2016 Officiant: The Vicar To include the dedication of the new advent altar frontal and cope. Responses: Gillthorpe Officiant: The Vicar Psalm: 80 (Chant: 157) Preacher: The Ven. Mark Ireland, Canticles: Set C, Howells Coll. Reg. Te Deum The Archdeacon of Blackburn WEEKDAY SERVICES Anthem: Lift up your heads (Mathias) Responses: Gillthorpe Holy Communion (BCP) Hymns: 521 (T: St Leonard’s), 28 Psalm: 12 (Chant: 74) Tuesdays at 10.15 (Regimental Chapel) Voluntary: Prelude in G minor (Stanford) Canticles: Gibbons short service Holy Communion with Prayers for Healing 18.30 [No Choral Evensong] Anthem: This is the record of John (Gibbons) Wednesdays at 12.30 (St Thomas Chapel) 19.30 Concert: ETO St John Passion (Bach) Hymns: 24, 34, 35 Holy Communion Voluntary: Herr Christ der einige Gottes-Sohn Thursdays at 12.45 (St John’s Church) Monday 5th (Sweelinck) [Postponed until further notice] 18.30 Boys’ choir practice (DWG) Tuesday 6th Monday 12th SUNDAY SERVICES 10.15 Holy Communion 18.30 Boys’ choir practice (DWG) 08.00 Holy Communion (BCP) Celebrant: The Revd Jill Novell Tuesday 13th 10.00 Choral Eucharist Wednesday 7th 11.30 Choral Mattins (First Sunday of the month) 12.30 Holy Communion with Prayers for Healing 10.15 Holy Communion 18.30 Choral Evensong Celebrant: The Revd David Newton Celebrant: The Revd Canon John Roff 13.30 Primary school carols (DWG) 19.30 Military heritage carols Boys & Decani (DWG/JT) Officiant: The Vicar 18.30 Girls’ choir practice (DWG) Anthem: What sweeter music (Rutter) The Revd Chris Newlands, Vicar of Lancaster Friday 9th Carols: [HCFC] 61, 83, 57, 99, 39, 54,23 Mr Don Gillthorpe, Director of Music 19.15 Boys and ATB rehearsal (DWG/IP) Voluntary: Hornpipe in D (Handel) Mr Ian Pattinson FRCO, Priory Organist 20.15 ATB rehearsal (DWG/IP) Service and Music List, December 2016, Page 1 Wednesday 14th 11.45 Carol singing in Sainsbury’s (DWG) Saturday 24th CHRISTMAS EVE 08.00 Ripley Staff Eucharist 17.30 Extended full choir rehearsal 15.00 Christingle Jazz band (DWG) In the Chapel of Ripley St Thomas CE Academy 18.30 Nine lessons and carols Full choir (DWG/IP) Officiant: The Vicar 12.30 Holy Communion with Prayers for Healing Officiant: The Vicar 21.30 Full choir rehearsal (DWG/IP) Celebrant: The Revd Dr Anderson Jeremiah Anthems: Hodie Christus natus est (Plainchant); 23.30 Midnight Mass Full choir (DWG/IP) 18.30 [No Girls’ choir practice] Adam lay y bounden (Ord); O radiant dawn Celebrant: The Vicar 19.00 Ripley Carol Service Chapel Choir (DWG/AB) (MacMillan); Sussex carol (arr. Willcocks); Preacher: The Revd Dr Anderson Jeremiah In the Chapel of Ripley St Thomas CE Academy I saw a maiden (arr. Pettman); Lully lulla Setting: Missa brevis in C, ‘Spatzenmesse’ (Mozart) Anthems: Gaudete (Anon.); Balulalow (Baldwin); (Leighton); What sweeter music (Rutter) Anthems: What sweeter music (Rutter); Sussex carol Sure on this shining night (Lauridsen); Carols: [HCFC] 61, 55, 44, 57, 92, 39, 54, 23 (arr. Willcocks); O little one sweet (Bach) Tomorrow shall be my dancing day (Gardner); Voluntaries: In dulci jubilo (Bach); Hymns: [HCFC] 57, 73, 54, 39, 23 Sir Christèmas (Mathias) Finale from Symphony I (Vierne) Voluntary: Von Himmel hoch da komm ich her Carols: [HCFC] 61, 55, 57, 47, 19, 54, 23 (Edmundsen) Voluntary: Vom Himmel Hoch (Bach); Monday 19th Thursday 15th 18.30 Full choir practice (DWG/IP) Sunday 25th CHRISTMAS DAY 19.30 Dignity Carols Girls & Cantoris (DWG/IP) Tuesday 20th 08.00 Holy Communion Officiant: The Vicar 10.15 LRGS Carol Service Celebrant: The Revd Stephan Harker Anthems: Ding dong merrily on high (arr. Willcocks) 13.45 LRGS Carol Service 10.00 Choral Eucharist Full choir (DWG/IP) What sweeter music (Rutter) 17.30 Carol singing on the Marsh (All welcome) Celebrant: The Revd Canon John Roff Carols: [HCFC] 83, 57, 95, 13 19.30 Carol singing in the Wagon and Horses Preacher: The Revd Jill Novell Voluntary: Postlude on ‘Adeste Fideles’ (Thiman) Wednesday 21st Setting: Missa Brevis (Dove) Friday 16th 09.00 Ripley end-of-term Eucharist (DWG/OT) Anthems: Ding dong merrily on high (arr. 10.15 LGGS Carol Service Celebrant: The Vicar Willcocks); O little one sweet (Bach); 13.45 LGGS Carol Service Preacher: The Vicar O radiant dawn (MacMillan) 19.00 Sectional practice: Tenors (DWG) Setting: Mass of St Thomas (Thorne) Hymns: [CP] 48, [HCFC] 61, 92, 70, 81 19.15 Full choir rehearsal (DWG/IP) Anthems: Sure on this shining night (Lauridsen); Voluntary: Toccata (Widor) 20.30 Chamber choir rehearsal (DWG/IP) Balulalow (Baldwin); Sir Christèmas (Mathias); Saturday 17th Tomorrow shall be my dancing day (Gardner) Monday 26th BOXING DAY 10.00 LRGS Carol Service Hymns: [HCFC] 61, 57, 54 18.30 [No Boys’ choir practice] Voluntary: Improvisation (Tarney) Tuesday 27th ST JOHN Sunday 18th ADVENT 4 12.30 Holy Communion with Prayers for Healing Potential service (TBC) 08.00 Holy Communion Celebrant: The Revd Dr Anderson Jeremiah Wednesday 28th Celebrant: The Revd Tim Evans 16.00 Choir and Orchestra rehearsal 12.30 Holy Communion with Prayers for Healing 10.00 Choral Eucharist Chamber Choir (DWG/IP) 19.30 Christmas concert Full choir (DWG/IP) Celebrant: The Vicar Celebrant: The Vicar 18.30 [No Girls’ choir practice] Preacher: The Revd Dr Rebecca Aechtner Thursday 22nd Friday 30th Setting: Missa Mariae (Gillthorpe) 18.00 Choir and orchestra rehearsal 19.15 [No Boys and ATB rehearsal] Anthem: Bogoroditsye Dyevo (Rachmaninov) 19.30 Christmas concert Full choir (DWG/IP) Hymns: 49, 27, 85, 24, 362 Voluntary: Toccata (Boëllmann) Service and Music List, December 2016, Page 2 .
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