Sunday, 19 October 2014
Entrance | O God beyond all praising (Perry/Holst) |
Kyrie | Mass of the Creator Spirit (Ed Nowak) |
Gloria | Mass of the Most Sacred Heart (Jacob Bancks) |
Psalm | Ps 95 (Simon Reynolds) |
Gospel Acclamation | Salisbury Alleluia (Christopher Walker) |
Preparation of the Gifts | Be still and know that I am God |
Sanctus, Acclamation, Amen | Mass of the Redeemer (mcb) |
Agnus Dei | Mass of the Creator Spirit |
Communion | Turn to me (John Foley) |
Postcommunion | Ab ortu solis (William Byrd, c.1540-1623) |
Recessional | Holy God, we praise thy name |
As three years ago, multiple references to the rising and setting of the sun, in the first reading, the Eucharistic Prayer and our Postcommunion motet. There’s one I missed last time round, which struck me this time as we sang our closing hymn — in the third verse’s
And from morn to set of sun
through the Church the song goes on
though, ironically, this image isn’t to be found in the Te Deum which the hymn paraphrases. There it’s per orbem terrarum (that is, ‘The holy Church throughout all the world doth acknowledge thee’) rather than ab ortu solis usque ad occasum. But it all fitted together pleasingly.
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