Sunday IV

MUSIC FOR HOLY MASS

ORDINARY OF THE MASS:
Gloria: Holy Angels Mass (BMP) (PDF) or said
Sanctus, Amen,and Agnus Dei: Heritage Mass (Owen Alstott)
Memorial Acclamation: We proclaim your death... from Holy Angels Mass (BMP) (PDF)

ALLELUIA I for Ordinary TIme (BMP) (PDF)

Hymns, etc.:
All people that on earth do dwell ("Old Hundredth") (Listen)
- NOTE: The organ part may include pieces of "The Old Hundredth Psalm Tune", an arrangement of the above hymn by Ralph Vaughan Williams composed for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II a long, long time ago.  I swear, she is to UK royalty as Betty White is to US comedy.  Anyhoo, the listen link given is to the complete arrangement by Vaughan Williams (who is about as much known as "RVW" as I am as "BMP" - tee hee!).
Psalm 95: If today you hear his voice, harden not your hearts (Owen Alstott)
Your hands, O Lord, in days of old ("Mozart") (Listen)
- NOTE: yes, attributed to the great Mozart himself, though the Christian Science Hymnal attributes the tune to Schubert!
Communion music:
Responsory: Psalm 31: Let your face shine down upon your servant (BMP)
or Motet: Cantate Domino canticum novum (Vincent d'Indy)
How sweet the Name of Jesus sounds ("St. Peter") (Listen)
Rejoice, the Lord is King ("Darwall's 148th") (Listen)

Quod scripsi, scripsi!
BMP

Sunday III

As you may have noticed last week, we switched to English Mass ordinary settings for this five week stretch, as we usually do during most of the season "through the year" (or as many call it, "Ordinary Time", which is really less ordinary than the phrase sounds).

MUSIC FOR HOLY MASS

ORDINARY OF THE MASS:
Gloria: Holy Angels Mass (BMP) (PDF) or said
Sanctus, Amen,and Agnus Dei: Heritage Mass (Owen Alstott)
Memorial Acclamation: We proclaim your death... from Holy Angels Mass (BMP) (PDF)

ALLELUIA I for Ordinary TIme (BMP) (PDF)

Hymns, etc.:
O love, how deep, how broad, how high ("Deus Tuorum Militum") (Listen)
Psalm 25: R./ Teach me your ways, O Lord (Sam Schmitt) (Listen)
Christ is made the sure foundation ("Westminster Abbey") (Listen)
- NOTE: I love the organist's intro in this listen link! :)  However, that church's hymnal dumbed down the text. :(
Communion music:
- Responsory: Psalm 34, R./ Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men (PDF)
- OR Anthem: In thee is gladness ("In der ist Freude", Giovanni Giacomo Gastoldi)
God, deigning man to be ("Little Cornard") (Listen)
For all the saints ("Sine Nomine") (Listen)

Quod scripsi, scripsi!
BMP

Sunday II through the Year (Domenica II per Annum)

Hymns are the same as last week, however, the Mass Ordinary, Psalm, Alleluia and Communion differ.

MUSIC FOR HOLY MASS

ORDINARY OF THE MASS:
Gloria: Holy Angels Mass (BMP) (PDF) or said
Sanctus, Amen,and Agnus Dei: Heritage Mass (Alstott)
Memorial Acclamation: We proclaim your death... from Holy Angels Mass (BMP) (PDF)

ALLELUIA I for Ordinary TIme (BMP) (PDF)

Hymns, etc.:
On Jordan's bank ("Winchester New")
Psalm 40: Here am I, Lord; I come to do your will (Richard Proulx/Joseph Gelineau, SJ)
Hark! a thrilling voice is sounding ("Merton")
Communion from Psalm 34: We have found the Messiah, the Christ (BMP) (PDF)
Let all mortal flesh keep silence ("Picardy") (organ accompaniment on verses 3 and 4 based in part on the famed arrangement by Gustav Holst)
Songs of thankfulness and praise ("Salzburg")

Quod scripsi, scripsi!
BMP

The Baptism of the Lord

MUSIC FOR HOLY MASS

ORDINARY OF THE MASS:
Mass VIII OR Mass of the Shepherds (Yon) (depending on singer's availability)
Mortem tuam annuntiamus, Domine
Dresden Amen

ALLELUIA Divinum Mysterium (BMP, adapted from Mode V) (PDF)

Hymns, etc.:
On Jordan's bank ("Winchester New")
Responsory from Isaiah 12: You will draw water joyfully from the springs of salvation (Fr. Samuel Weber, OSB)
Hark! a thrilling voice is sounding ("Merton")
Communion from Psalm 29: All who have been baptized in Christ, you have put on Christ, alleluia (BMP) (PDF)
Let all mortal flesh keep silence ("Picardy") (organ accompaniment on verses 3 and 4 based in part on the famed arrangement by Gustav Holst) (Listen) (Listen link is to the complete Holst arrangement.  Learned the tenor part at 11 years old and fell in love with the arrangement.  Very mysterious.)
Songs of thankfulness and praise ("Salzburg") (Listen)

Quod scripsi, scripsi!
BMP