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Services & Music 2 3 Services & Music August 2017 Welcome from the Dean Welcome to Christ Church Cathedral, at the heart of the City of Oxford. Christ Church is a constituent college of the University of Oxford. As well as being a College, Christ Church is the Cathedral Church of the Diocese of Oxford, which covers the counties of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. First established in 1525, Christ Church is one of Oxford’s largest colleges. Its name in Latin is Ædes Christi, meaning ‘house of Christ’, and the foundation is thus sometimes known as ‘The House’. As a founda- tion, it is unique, comprising a College, Cathedral and Choir School – and of course a world-class Cathedral Choir, with a reputation for some of the world’s finest music. This booklet lists the music for all our services this month. You are welcome to join in the Hymns – and listen to the Psalms, Chants and Anthems – as you participate in worship with us. We hope and pray that your time here will be moving and uplifting – one of blessing and peace, and of spiritual nourishment and comfort. St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD) wrote that ‘singing belongs to one who loves’. Our prayer – for each and every one who joins us here for worship – is that in the singing and music, you will not only hear the love of God proclaimed in the beauty of worship, but will also hear something of God’s love for each and all proclaimed to you. As the Prophet Zephaniah says: ‘The LORD your God dwells with you. God is a mighty saviour. He will rejoice over you with gladness. He will calm you with His love. He will rejoice over you with joyful songs.’ (Zephaniah 3: 17) May God bless you here at Christ Church, as you join us for worship. The Very Revd Professor Martyn Percy Dean of Christ Church Gift Aid During Cathedral services a collection may be taken to support the mission and maintenance of the Cathedral. If you are a UK taxpayer, you can increase the value of your contribution by putting your donation in, and completing, one of the Gift Aid envelopes provided. Please complete your name and address (including postcode). The Cathedral can then claim an additional 20% in tax from HMRC. Loop System Central-area seats have an audio-loop for hearing-aid users. To receive this Services & Music list, our e-newsletter and information about events at Christ Church, by e-mail, please contact: Cathedral Visitors’ Officer Christ Church Oxford OX1 1DP Telephone: 01865 286165 email: [email protected] www.chch.ox.ac.uk August 2017 Canon in Residence: The Sub Dean TUESDAY 1 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymn 374 Ayleward Responses Psalms 6-8 Brewer in E flat Whitlock Jesu, grant me this, I pray (text CP 110) (Sung by the Cathedral Singers) WEDNESDAY 2 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 13:oo HOLY COMMUNION BCP 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymn 418 Ayleward Responses Psalms 12-14 Child in E Tye O God, be merciful unto us (Sung by the Cathedral Singers) THURSDAY 3 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 SUNG EUCHARIST Hymn 590 Lassus Missa Octavi Toni Tallis O sacrum convivium (121) (Sung by the Cathedral Singers) FRIDAY 4 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymn 135 Ayleward Responses Psalms 22, 23 Byrd Third Service Saunders When David heard (text 130) (Sung by the Cathedral Singers) SATURDAY 5 07:15 MORNING PRAYER Oswald, King of 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION Northumbria, 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymns 162, 150 Martyr, 642 Rose Responses Psalms 27-29 Amner Verse Service Lassus Quicumque Christum quaeritis (Sung by RSCM Voices South Choir) SUNDAY 6 08:00 HOLY COMMUNION BCP THE 09:45 SAID MATINS Hymns 2, 398, 474 TRANSFIGURATION with Hymns Psalm 150 OF OUR LORD Preacher The Sub Dean 11:00 SUNG EUCHARIST Hymns 248, 279, 329 (t.i) Preacher The Revd Canon Angela Tilby Psalm 97 Mozart Missa Brevis in C KV 220 Mawby Ave verum corpus (text 33) (Sung by RSCM Voices South Choir) 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymns 546, 592 (t. 510) Rose Responses Psalm 72 Howells Collegium Sancti Johannis Cantabrigiense Chilcott Be thou my vision (text CP 386) (Sung by RSCM Voices South Choir) Canon in Residence: Canon Biggar MONDAY 7 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymn 591 Doveton Responses (Set II) Psalm 37 Walmisley in B flat Boyce Turn thee unto me, O lord (Sung by Vocalis, Frankfurt) August 2017 TUESDAY 8 07:15 MORNING PRAYER Dominic, Priest, 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION Founder of the Order 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymn 456 of Preachers, 1221 Doveton Responses (Set II) Psalms 41-43 Gibbons Second Service Nicholson When Jesus sat at meat (Sung by Vocalis, Frankfurt) WEDNESDAY 9 07:15 MORNING PRAYER Mary Sumner, 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION Founder of the 13:oo HOLY COMMUNION BCP Mothers’ Union, 1921 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymn 57 Doveton Responses (Set II) Psalms 47-49 Stanford in F Stainer I saw the Lord (114) (Sung by Vocalis, Frankfurt) THURSDAY 10 07:15 MORNING PRAYER Laurence, 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION Deacon at Rome, 18:00 SUNG EUCHARIST Hymn 435 Martyr, 258 Darke in E Byrd Ave verum corpus (33) (Sung by Trinity Episcopal Church Choir, USA) FRIDAY 11 07:15 MORNING PRAYER Clare of Assisi, 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION Founder of the 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymn 81 Minoresses (Poor Clares), 1253 Byrd Responses Psalms 60, 61 Gibbons Short Service Friedell Come, my way, my truth, my life (Sung by Trinity Episcopal Church Choir, USA) SATURDAY 12 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymns 547, 163 Byrd Responses Psalms 66, 67 Dyson in F Howells O pray for the peace of Jerusalem (69) (Sung by Trinity Episcopal Church Choir, USA) SUNDAY 13 08:00 HOLY COMMUNION BCP THE NINTH 09:45 SAID MATINS Hymns 37, 537, 574 SUNDAY AFTER with Hymns Psalm 88 TRINITY Preacher Canon Biggar 11:00 SUNG EUCHARIST Hymns 308, 411, 496 Preacher The Very Revd Robert Grimley Darke in E Psalm 85: 8-13 Bainton And I saw a new heaven (11) (Sung by Trinity Episcopal Church Choir, USA) 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymns 381, 617 Byrd Responses Psalm 86 Sumsion in A Gardiner Evening Hymn (50) (Sung by Trinity Episcopal Church Choir, USA) Chaplain in Residence: The Revd John Witheridg MONDAY 14 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 EVENING PRAYER Psalms 73, 74 (Said in the Latin Chapel) August 2017 TUESDAY 15 07:15 MORNING PRAYER The Blessed Virgin 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION Mary 18:00 FESTAL EVENSONG Hymns 243, 239 Sanders Responses Psalm 132 Wood in E flat No. 2 Arr. Cleobury Joys Seven (Sung by the United Benfice Choir of St Mary’s Streatley & St Thomas’ Goring) WEDNESDAY 16 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 13:oo HOLY COMMUNION BCP 18:00 EVENING PRAYER Hymns 495, 453 (Said with hymns) Psalms 82-85 THURSDAY 17 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 SAID EUCHARIST Hymns 455, 428, 323 (Said with hymns) FRIDAY 18 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymn 112 Benson Responses Psalms 93, 94 Gibbons Short Service Blow Salvator Mundi (17) (Sung by the Open University Chapel Choir) SATURDAY 19 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymns 375, 143 (t. i) Benson Responses Psalms 98-101 Rutter Christiana Canticles Todd Blessed are the Peacemakers (Sung by the Open University Chapel Choir) SUNDAY 20 08:00 HOLY COMMUNION BCP THE TENTH 09:45 SAID MATINS Hymns 4, 2, 516 (t. ii) SUNDAY AFTER with Hymns Psalm 92 TRINITY Preacher Revd Dr Christopher O’Neill 11:00 SUNG EUCHARIST Hymns 505, 311, 313 Preacher The Revd Canon Peter Groves Psalm 67 Sumsion in F Gjeilo Ubi caritas et amor (text 44) (Sung by the Open University Chapel Choir) 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymns 371 (t. i), 612 Benson Responses Psalm 90 Watson in E Mendelssohn Blessed are the men who fear him (Sung by the Open University Chapel Choir) Chaplain in Residence: Canon Biggar MONDAY 21 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 EVENING PRAYER Psalm 106 (Said in the Latin Chapel) August 2017 TUESDAY 22 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 EVENING PRAYER Hymns 477, 10 (Said with hymns) Psalm 108 WEDNESDAY 23 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 13:oo HOLY COMMUNION BCP 18:00 EVENING PRAYER Hymns 230, 606 (Said with hymns) Psalms 114, 115 THURSDAY 24 07:15 MORNING PRAYER Bartholomew the 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION Apostle 18:00 SAID EUCHARIST Hymns 212, 324, 213 (Said with hymns) FRIDAY 25 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 EVENING PRAYER Hymns 163, 563 (Said with hymns) Psalm 119: 73-104 SATURDAY 26 07:15 MORNING PRAYER 07:35 HOLY COMMUNION 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymns 57, 20 Ayleward Responses Psalm 119: 145-176 Lassus Magnificat Tone VIII [à 4] Tone VIII Nunc dimittis Batten O sing joyfully (Sung by the Cathedral Consort) SUNDAY 27 08:00 HOLY COMMUNION BCP THE ELEVENTH 09:45 SAID MATINS Hymns 409 (om. *), 544, SUNDAY AFTER with Hymns 531 Psalm 104: 1-25 TRINITY Preacher Canon Biggar 11:00 SUNG EUCHARIST Hymns 236 (t. 563), 366, Preacher - 508 (t. 507) Psalm 138 The Venerable David Meara Palestrina Missa Brevis Tallis Verily I say unto you (Sung by the Cathedral Consort) 18:00 CHORAL EVENSONG Hymns 474, 418 Ayleward Responses Psalm 95 Wood in E flat No.
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