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ALL MUSIC 2019 / 2020 WELCOME TO MUSIC AT ALL SAINTS’ All Saints’ Music Guild is pleased to present our 2019-2020 season of great music at All Saints’. From ancient music to premières of modern works, both sacred and secular, at All Saints’ you will find an exciting variety of ways to experience the beauty of holiness through music. We invite you to join us for our special choral services and concerts. In addition to our Sunday morning service of Choral Eucharist at 10:00 a.m., the choirs of All Saints’ offer a wide variety of opportunities to worship amid the sacred sounds of great choral music of the ages, especially music of the Anglican/American choral tradition. Some of these offerings are: CHORAL EVENSONG The most uniquely Anglican of services, Evensong offers the opportunity to worship in meditation and prayer, as led by the choir. Music features sung prayers, glorious settings of the canticles and psalms, and hymns and anthems. These services are followed by a reception and the opportunity for fellow- ship. MISSA MYSTICA Throughout the liturgical year, the choirs mark many of the major feast days with choral settings of the Holy Eucharist. On these occasions the choir offers wonderful sung settings of the Eucharist. From Renaissance to contemporary, these great works have illuminated the liturgy through the ages. These services offer a special time for contemplation and reflection. JOIN SERVICES IN THE STYLE OF TAIZÉ Amid the glow of candlelight, these quiet, occasional Wednesday evening services offer a unique way to worship. The service includes chants from the Taizé community, and other traditions, as well as readings and periods of silence. CONCERTS Special occasions to encounter the transcendent in monumental works of choral and instrumental art. Because these works require performing forc- es that surpass normal liturgical limitations, admission fees apply for concerts only (except for All Saints’ Music Guild donors with season passes). We look forward to welcoming you to All Saints! The Reverend Janet Broderick Rector Canon Dr. Craig Phillips Jason Klein-Mendoza Director of Music Associate Director of Music JOIN An Invitation to Join Long-standing parish and community Archangel ($2,500 or more) Six season passes and complimentary copies of All Saints’ Music Guild support allows us to present sacred masterpieces and miniatures as occasions the All Saints’ CD catalog for the 2019/2020 Season for prayer, contemplation and outreach to Saint ($1,000 - $2,499) the greater Los Angeles area. We rejoice Four season passes and complimentary copies in the financial support of the All Saints’ of the All Saints’ CD catalog Music Guild, which is independent of the Patron ($500 - $999) parish operating budget. Generous patrons Three season passes and one complimentary All make possible the sacred sounds we all love Saints’ CD and enjoy. We hope you will be inspired Benefactor ($250 - $499) this season to participate in one of our Two season passes donor categories in the next box: Member ($125-249) One season pass Contributor (up to $124) One ticket to any concert MUSIC AT ALL SAINTS’: 2019/2020 Season CHORAL EVENSONG FOR ALL A seasonal favorite including SAINTS’ SUNDAY G. P. Palestrina, Advent Responsory 5:00 p.m. with All Saints’ Choir & Parish Choir Philip Ledger, Adam lay ybounden John Tavener, Song for Athene Christopher Tye, The Lord will come and not be slow Bernard Rose, Preces & Responses Elizabeth Poston, Jesus Christ the Apple Tree David Willcocks, Magnificat & Nunc dimittis (All Saints’) Goudimel, Comfort, comfort ye my people GOLDEN BRIDGE CONSORT Paul Halley, Bring Us, O Lord Craig Phillips, Rejoice and Exult Saturday, September 7 at 8:00 pm Reception to follow. arr. Cleobury, Joy’s Seven This outstanding vocal ensemble, led by Suzi Benjamin Britten, Hymn to the Virgin Digby, OBE, returns to All Saints’ with a G. P. Palestrina, program exploring the relationship between Vesper Responsory the English and American choral traditions. A CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL OF NINE LESSONS & CAROLS Tickets available at the door, Music Guild Sunday, December 15 at 5:00 p.m. members admitted free with season pass. with All Saints’ Choir, Parish Choir, and All CHORAL EVENSONG Saints’ Choristers Sunday, October 6 at 5:00 pm Beloved Christmas carols for congregation with All Saints’ Choir MUSICAL OFFERING: CHAMBER & choir. MUSIC CONCERT I David Charles Walker, Christ, mighty Savior Sunday, November 17 at 5:00 p.m. CHRISTMAS EVE Kenneth Leighton, Preces & Responses Tuesday, December 24 Camille King, soprano George Dyson, Magnificat and Nunc 3:50 p.m. Choral Prelude Paul Baker, piano & harp dimittis in D Gustav Holst, Members of Salastina Christmas Day H. Balfour Gardiner, Evening Hymn his program commemorates the 25th 4:00 p.m. Children’s Pageant and Festival Reception to follow. Tanniversary of our Chamber Music at Eucharist with Carols All Saints’ Series, with music of Vaughan Parish Choir and All Saints’ Choristers ALL SAINTS’ SUNDAY Williams, Chausson, Rebecca Clarke, Sunday, November 3 Craig Phillips, O magnum mysterium Schubert, Brahms, Saint-Saëns, and Byron FESTIVAL EUCHARIST Adams. Peter Warlock, Come to Bethlehem 10:00 a.m. with All Saints’ Choir, Parish We are pleased to be joined for this program 7:45 & 9:45 p.m. Choral Prelude Choir and All Saints’ Choristers by a string quartet from the dynamic Craig Phillips, In Excelsis Gloria Ernest Bullock, Give us the wings of faith chamber music ensemble, Salastina. 8:00 & 10:00 p.m. Missa Mystica for Edgar Bainton, And I saw a new heaven Tickets: $20 adults / $10 students & seniors. Christmas Eve Admission free with Music Guild donor season Gabriel Fauré, In paradisum (Requiem) All Saints’ Choir with Strings pass. Franz Josef Haydn, Missa Sancti Nicolai AN ADVENT FESTIVAL OF LESSONS & Morten Lauridsen, O magnum mysterium CAROLS Sunday, December 1 at 5:00 p.m. Harold Darke, In the bleak midwinter with All Saints’ Choir MUSICAL OFFERING: CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT II Sunday, January 12 & Monday, January 13 Complete Organ Symphonies of Louis Vierne Eric Plutz, organist (Organist of Princeton University Chapel) Commemorating the sesquicentennial of the birth of Louis Vierne TESSERAE Co-sponsored with the Los Angeles Chapter of Two special concerts by this premiere Early Music Ensemble. the American Guild of Organists A PORTRAIT OF SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY LONDON rench organist and composer Louis Saturday, October 5 at 8:00 pm FVierne was born blind in 1870, yet went on to become one of the most important he Tesserae Baroque Orchestra presents a musical portrait of and influential organists and composers of Tseventeenth-century London, a city with a unique musical the 20th century. He was appointed titular language that was nonetheless influenced by French and Italian organist at Notre Dame on May 21st 1900, music. With suites, arias, and fantasias by Purcell, Blow, Locke, and the first person to be given this title since Tomkins. the death of Louis-Claude Daquin in 1772. Tickets: $30, $ 25 seniors and SCEMS, $10 students. Admission free Following in the footsteps of Widor, Vierne with Music Guild donor season pass. wrote six monumental, multi-movement “symphonies” for organ — richly romantic, THE MYTH OF VENICE yet unsentimental and imbued with his Sunday, June 7 at 5:00 pm unique, highly chromatic harmonic style. esserae returns to its roots with a performance of large-scale On June 2nd 1937, Vierne suffered a fatal Tmusic by Giovanni and Andrea Gabrieli, paired with works heart attack while playing the organ in a from Monteverdi’s Selva Morale e Spirituale. Featuring eight concert in Notre Dame. His legacy will singers, three cornetti, five sackbuts, and strings, Tesserae recreates forever be associated with the great cathedral. the original surround sound experience with some of the most Sunday, January 12 at 5:00 p.m. sumptuous and stunning repertoire of the late Renaissance and early Baroque. Featuring Symphonies: No. I in D Minor, No. III in F-sharp Minor, and No. V in A Tickets: $30, $ 25 seniors and SCEMS, $10 students. Admission free Minor with Music Guild donor season pass. Monday, January 13 at 8:00 p.m. Featuring Symphonies: No. II in E Minor, No. IV in G Minor, and No. VI in B Minor Tickets: $20 adults / $10 students & seniors per concert, or $30 adults / $15 students & seniors for both concerts. Admission free with Music Guild donor season pass and AGO members. CHORAL EVENSONG FOR EPIPHANY Sunday, January 26 at 5:00 pm with All Saints’ Choir Charles Wood, Hail, gladdening light Craig Phillips, Preces & Responses (St. David’, Roswell) David Conte, Magnificat and Nunc dimittis (St. Paul’s Service) Craig Phillips, Keep watch, dear Lord Reception to follow. MUSICAL OFFERING: CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT III HOLY WEEK AT ALL SAINTS’ MISSA MYSTICA FOR ASH Sunday, March 22 at 5:00 pm PALM SUNDAY WEDNESDAY Music of Ludwig van Beethoven Sunday, April 5 at 10:00 am Wednesday, February 26 at 7:30 pm commemorating the 250th anniversary of Choral Eucharist with All Saints’ Choir, Craig Phillips, Commuinon Service in G the composer’s birth Parish Choir and All Saints’ Choristers William Byrd, Miserere mei, Deus Andrew Sords, violin arr. Moses Hogan, Ride on, King Jesus John Walz, cello Antonio Lotti, Crucifixus Tim Durkovic, piano MISSA MYSTICA ON MAUNDY Sonatas and Trios for violin, cello and piano. THURSDAY Tickets: $20 adults / $10 students & seniors. Thursday, April 9 at 7:30 pm Admission free with Music Guild donor season Choral Eucharist with All Saints’ Choir pass. G. P. Palestrina, Missa Brevis MISSA MYSTICA FOR LENT Craig Phillips, Peace is my last gift Sunday, March 29 at 5:00 pm Maurice Duruflé,Ubi caritas, Tantum ergo Choral Eucharist with All Saints’ Choir CHORAL EVENSONG FOR LENT Schola GOOD FRIDAY Sunday, March 1 at 5:00 pm William Byrd, Mass for Five Voices Friday, April 10 at 12:10 pm with All Saints’ Choir Victoria, Super flumina Babylonis à 8 with All Saints’ Choir William Byrd, Ave verum corpus Craig Phillips, Passion According to St.
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