Monday, March 26, 2007

Notable Triduum music at my parish

NB: This is the notable stuff. There is plenty of other music we are singing!

Holy Thursday
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Entrance: Tietze introit hymn

a cappella from Holy Thursday Gloria until Easter Vigil Gloria

Foot washing: Gregorian chants I, II, IV, and VI, surrounding two Taizé songs and a congregational song that paraphrases the chant antiphons

Offertory: chant and Duruflé “Ubi caritas” settings (reception of oils in the middle)

Transfer: Pange lingua ... corporis, then Taizé “Stay With Me”


Good Friday
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Passion chanted (GIA/Batastini edition)
Veneration: a new Reproaches setting, Pange lingua ... prœlium sung to PICARDY, “Crucem tuam” chant
Communion: Taizé “There can be no greater love”, Peloquin “In Memory of You”


Easter Vigil
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all 7 readings/psalms (Guimont and Gelineau psalms)
Blessing of water & sprinkling: a new “Springs of water” that adapts “Vidi aquam”, Palestrina “Sitivit anima mea”
Communion: Hillert “Festival Canticle: Worthy is Christ”, Taizé “Surrexit Christus”


Easter Sunday
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Sequence: chant, in Latin
Offertory: Inwood “Easter Anthem”

4 Comments:

At Wednesday, March 28, 2007 1:13:00 AM, Blogger ScholarChanter said...

Where can one find the Pange Lingua setting to Picardy tune?

 
At Wednesday, March 28, 2007 8:34:00 AM, Blogger Cantor said...

SC: In my parish’s Triduum worship aid. :)

 
At Wednesday, March 28, 2007 1:44:00 PM, Blogger Mara Joy said...

Ritual Song has a version that I think is something like "Sing My Tongue..." that is definitely set to Picardy!

 
At Saturday, March 31, 2007 2:56:00 PM, Blogger Jeffrey Tucker said...

Wow, impressive! You and your choir are doing wonderful work!

 

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