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Choral Music Repertoire – St Choral Music Repertoire – St. John’s Episcopal Church September 2012-June 2018 Composer First Composer Last Title Felice Anerio Christus factus est Anon. 16th c. Gaudete Malcolm Archer A little child there is yborn Malcolm Archer Advent wreath prayers Malcolm Archer Ave Maria Malcolm Archer Brightest and best Malcolm Archer Creator of the stars Malcolm Archer On Jordan's bank Malcolm Archer Prayer of St. Richard Malcolm Archer The Lord goes up Thomas Armstrong Christ whose glory fills the skies Christopher Aspaas As the dark awaits the dawn Peter Aston I give you a new commandment Thomas Attwood Turn thy face Richard Ayleward Preces and Responses J.S. Bach Awake, thou wintry earth J.S. Bach Jesu, joy of man's desiring J.S. Bach Mit Fried und Freud J.S. Bach O Jesu Christ, meins Lebens licht J.S. Bach Wir danken dir Edgar Bainton And I saw a new heaven Edward Bairstow Blessed city, heavenly Salem Edward Bairstow Evening Service in D Edward Bairstow Jesu, the very thought of thee Edward Bairstow Let all mortal flesh Edward Bairstow Sing ye to the Lord Arthur Baynon When rooks fly homeward Hugh Benham A triumph song Hugh Benham Love came down at Christmas John Bertalot Lord of the Dance Maurice Bevan There's a wideness in God's mercy David Blackwell Drop, drop slow tears David Blackwell Lo, how a rose Lionel Bourne Thou art God Johannes Brahams Schaffe in mir Gott Johannes Brahms Ein Deutches Requiem 1 Johannes Brahms Geistliches Lied Johannes Brahms Wie lieblich sind A. Herbert Brewer Evening Service in D Benjamin Britten Jubilate Deo in C Anton Bruckner Christus factus est Anton Bruckner Locus iste Alan Bullard Bread of the world Alan Bullard Now the green blade riseth Glenn Burleigh Order my steps William Byrd Ave verum corpus William Byrd Miserere Mei William Byrd Preces and Responses William Byrd Second Evening Service William Byrd Teach me, O Lord Andrew Carter A maiden most gentle Andrew Carter Angelus ad virginem Andrew Carter Holy spirit, truth divine Andrew Carter Joy is come Andrew Carter Mary's Magnificat Bob Chilcott Away in a manger Bob Chilcott Be thou my vision Bob Chilcott God so loved the world Bob Chilcott In dulci jubilo Bob Chilcott Irish blessing Bob Chilcott MLK Bob Chilcott Nova! Nova! Bob Chilcott O little town of Bethlehem Bob Chilcott Silent Night Bob Chilcott Sussex carol Bob Chilcott The gift to be simple Bob Chilcott The Lord's my shepherd Jussi Chydenius Voices in the mist Stephen Cleobury Let all mortal flesh Robert Cohen Safe places of the heart Hector Carlos Correa O vos omnes Jonathan Crutchfield Make our church one joyful choir Harold Darke Communion Service in E Harold Darke In the bleak midwinter Stephen Darlington Jacob's ladder H. Walford Davies Magdalene at Michael's gate 2 H. Walford Davies The holly and the ivy Josquin Des Prez Tu solus Rollo Dilworth Hand in hand Rollo Dilworth Walk in Jerusalem Rollo Dilworth Walk in the light Maurice Duruflé Requiem (complete) Maurice Duruflé Ubi caritas George Dyson Evening Service in D Johannes Eccard When to the temple Mary went Edward Elgar Ave verum corpus Edward Elgar Give unto the Lord Edward Elgar The spirit of the Lord David Evans Be still, for the presence of the Lord Richard Farrant Call to remembrance Richard Farrant Hide not thou thy face Richard Farrant Lord, for thy tender mercy's sake Gabriel Fauré Cantique de Jean Racine Gabriel Fauré Requiem (complete) Barry Ferguson People look east Mateo Flecha Riu, riu chiu Cesar Franck Panis angelicus David Friedell I lift mine eyes Harold Friedell Draw us in the spirit's tether H. Balfour Gardiner Evening Hymn John Gardner Tomorrow shall be my dancing day Orlando Gibbons Almighty and everlasting God Orlando Gibbons Drop, drop slow tears Orlando Gibbons This is the record of John Otto Goldschmidt A tender shoot Henryk Gorecki Totus Tuus John Goss See amid the winter's snow David Halls Wash me throughly Keith Hampton Praise his holy name Gerre Hancock Christus vincit G.F. Handel And the glory of the Lord G.F. Handel Lord I trust thee W.H. Harris Behold, the tabernacle of God W.H. Harris Come down O love divine W.H. Harris Holy is the true light W.H. Harris King of glory, king of peace 3 W.H. Harris This joyful Eastertide Hans Leo Hassler Dixit Maria Hans Leo Hassler Missa secunda Joseph Haydn The heavens are telling Moses Hogan Music down in my soul Martin How Day by day Martin How Fairest Lord Jesus Herbert Howells Behold, O God, our defender Herbert Howells Evening Service (Collegium Regale) Herbert Howells Evening Service (St. Paul's) Herbert Howells Here is the little door Herbert Howells Like as the hart Herbert Howells My eyes for beauty pine Peter Hurford Litany to the Holy Spirit John Ireland Ex ore innocentium John Ireland Greater love hath no man Paul Isom King of all ages Grayston Ives Listen sweet dove Grayston Ives This is the record of John Gordon Jacob Brother James's Air John of Portugal Crux fidelis John Joubert O Lorde, the maker of al thinge John Joubert Torches Thomas Juneau I believe in the sun Bryan Kelly Evening Service in C Gerald Knight Final Reponses Orlande de Lassus Adoramus te Orlande de Lassus Jerusalem plantabis Anthony Leach This little light of mine Philip Ledger Loving shepherd of thy sheep Kenneth Leighton Solus ad victimam Henry Ley A Prayer of King Henry VI Henry Ley The strife is o'er Simon Lindley O God, my heart is ready Simon Lole Jesu, the very thought of thee Simon Lole The father's love Henry Loosemore O Lord, increase our faith James Ludwig Joys Seven James Ludwig Phos hilaron Robert Ludwig Hark, what a sound 4 Robert Ludwig Preces and Responses Robert Ludwig St. John Passion Robert Ludwig The Dream of the Rood Paul Manz E'en so, Lord Jesus Matthew Martin I sing of a maiden William Mathias Let the people praise thee William Mathias Sir Christemas Thomas Matthews The Lord is my shepherd Michael McCarthy America the beautiful Felix Mendelssohn Hear my prayer Felix Mendelssohn How lovely are the messenger Felix Mendelssohn See what love hath the father Felix Mendelssohn There shall a star Felix Mendelssohn Verleih uns Frieden Mark Miller Draw the circle wide Thomas Morley Nolo mortem peccatoris W.A. Mozart Ave verum corpus W.A. Mozart Ave verum corpus W.A. Mozart Requiem (complete) Thomas Mudd Let thy merciful ears Giovanni Nanino Diffusa est gratia Gerald Near Now the silence Gerald Near There is no rose T. Tertius Noble Evening service in b Boris Ord Adam lay ybounden Nick Page Benarty Hill G.P. da Palestrina Ad te levavi G.P. da Palestrina Adoramus te G.P. da Palestrina Fuit homo G.P. da Palestrina Matin Responsory G.P. da Palestrina Sicut cervus C.H.H. Parry Dear Lord and Father C.H.H. Parry Hear my words, ye people C.H.H. Parry I was glad C.H.H. Parry My soul, there is a country Arvo Pärt Bogorodtsye Dyevo Robert Pearsall Ave verum corpus Anthony Piccolo O come let us sing Giuseppe Pitoni Cantate Domino Elisabeth Poston Jesus Christ the apple tree 5 Michael Praetorius Lo, how a rose Michael Praetorius The Lord ascendeth Henry Purcell Thou knowest Lord Thomas Ravenscroft Remember, O thou man Alan Ridout George - A Fable Alan Ridout Let us with a gladsome mind Alan Ridout Prevent us, O Lord Alan Ridout The Gate of Heaven Roy Ringwald Precious Lord William Bradley Roberts This little light of mine McNeil Robinson Improperium Ned Rorem Sing my soul Bernard Rose Preces and Responses (Magdalen) Glenn Rudolph Veiled in darkness John Rutter A Clare Benediction John Rutter A Gaelic Blessing John Rutter All bells in paradise John Rutter Candlelight Carol John Rutter Christ the Lord is risen again John Rutter Dormi Jesu John Rutter For the beauty of the earth John Rutter God be in my head John Rutter God be in my head John Rutter I will sing with the spirit John Rutter Jesus Child John Rutter Lord, make me an instrument John Rutter Love came down at Christmas John Rutter Requiem (complete) John Rutter Rocking John Rutter Shepherd's Pipe Carol John Rutter The Lord bless you and keep you John Rutter The Lord is my shepherd John Rutter The peace of God John Rutter Thy perfect love John Rutter What sweeter music Martin Shaw With a voice of singing Richard Shephard Never weather-beaten sail Mark Sirett God rest you merry, gentlemen Mark Sirett Thou shalt know him Howard Skempton Adam lay ybounden 6 Richard Smallwood Total Praise Alan Smith Holy, holy, holy William Smith Preces and Responses Leo Sowerby Come risen Lord John Stainer God so loved the world C.V. Stanford Beati quorum via C.V. Stanford Benedictus in C C.V. Stanford Evening Service in C C.V. Stanford Evening service in G C.V. Stanford Jubilate Deo in C C.V. Stanford O for a closer walk C.V. Stanford Pray that Jerusalem C.V. Stanford Ye choirs of new Jerusalem Philip Stopford Christ the Lord is risen again Philip Stopford For the beauty of the earth Herbert Sumsion Evening service in G Herbert Sumsion They that go down to the sea D.J. Sweelinck How brightly beams Thomas Tallis If ye love me Thomas Tallis O nata lux John Tavener The Lamb R.R. Terry Myn lyking R.S. Thatcher Come, ye faithful Virgil Thomson My shepherd wiill supply Will Todd My Lord has come Ralph Vaughan Williams Antiphon Ralph Vaughan Williams Let us now praise famous men Ralph Vaughan Williams O how amiable Ralph Vaughan Williams O taste and see Ralph Vaughan Williams This is the truth Tomas Luis da Victoria Jesu dulcis memoria Thomas Walmisley Evening Service in d Peter Warlock Adam lay ybounden Peter Warlock Bethlehem Down John Weaver A Prayer for Transfiguration Day S.S.
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