Music in Services. Semester 1. January June 2018

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1 Music in Services Semester 1 January June 2018

2 The Choir of St Andrew s Brighton The Choir of St Andrew s Brighton is Victoria s oldest Choir and St Andrew s Brighton has the longest continual musical tradition of any institution in Victoria. The glorious sounds of the St Andrew s Choir and spectacular War Memorial Grand Organ fill one of the most beautiful acoustics in Australia throughout the year. Singing continually since 1842, through five different church buildings, thousands of Choristers and over 25 Organists and Directors of Music, the St Andrew s Choir continues to be renowned for the excellence of the music performed each week in worship and in concerts. The St Andrew s Choir leads the music at services during School Terms (excluding long weekends) and during Holy Week, Advent and Christmas including the immensely popular Christmas Eve Carol Service, presented at St Andrew s since St Andrew s Choral Scholars (aged between 10 and 18) receive a St Andrew s Choral Scholarship with a 75% remission of school fees to attend either Brighton Grammar School (for boys) or Firbank Grammar School (for girls). Places are highly sought-after and are offered through an audition process. Since 1924, Choral Scholars at St Andrew s Brighton have had an unparalleled head start in life. The choral scholar experience is the best musical education available to children; it also offers the benefits of skills that will last a lifetime. As part of a living international tradition, the repertoire sung by the St Andrew s Choir is challenging, but immensely rewarding, with an active repertoire of over 200 pieces. All Choristers are trained to work to a professional standard - other benefits include building excellent teamwork and social skills and a sense of commitment and responsibility. Performing at a highly professional level, St Andrew s Choral Scholars gain a natural self-confidence, as well as the appreciation of the benefits and rewards that result from dedication to excellence and attention to detail. All this is combined with a dynamic social experience! As this is a rare and unique opportunity for young Australians to experience the benefits and opportunities given to children in the UK, Europe and the USA, St Andrew s Brighton - together with Brighton and Firbank Grammar Schools - makes every effort to make St Andrew s Choral Scholarships possible for any boy or girl with the right musical ability. Boys can enter Brighton Grammar School as St Andrew s Choral Scholars from Year 4, moving from the Treble to the Alto, then to the Tenor or Bass sections of the Choir as they get older. Further information about the St Andrew s Choral Scholarships for boys is available from the Brighton Grammar School website - Girls can enter Firbank Grammar School as St Andrew s Choral Scholars from Year 4. Further information about the St Andrew s Choral Scholarships for girls is available from the Firbank Grammar School website: The St Andrew s Choral Scholarships are tenable to Year 12 for both boys and girls, providing an invaluable continuity and consistency in the Choral Scholars education - especially for boys as their voices change. Although the St Andrew s Choir consists primarily of Choral Scholars, non-scholar girls and boys, and adult men and women, are welcome to join subject to audition. As the oldest continuing Anglican Church in Victoria, music has been at the heart of the community at St Andrew s Brighton since the opening of the Church on St Andrew s Day in The Choir of St Andrew s Brighton is proud to have a large number of successful alumni who pursue active professional careers in music and the arts, law, medicine, science, education, business, the military and politics. If you would like to enquire about joining the St Andrew s Choir, the Organist and Director of Music, Thomas Heywood, would be delighted to hear from you by dom@standrewsbrighton.org.au. The St Andrew s Choir 175th Anniversary Spectacular Concert For further details and other information, please visit standrewsbrighton.org.au.

3 The War Memorial Grand Organ St Andrew s Brighton has the longest continual tradition of pipe organs and organ music in Victoria. In 1843, the first pipe organ in the earliest St Andrew s building was the first pipe organ locally built in what is now the State of Victoria, and only the third pipe organ to be heard in a public building in south-eastern mainland Australia. It was built by the first Organist of St Andrew s, Peter Hurlstone. Hurlstone had also assembled the Port Phillip District s earlier two pipe organs in the previous year. Subsequent instruments dated from 1857 (Jesse Biggs, Melbourne), 1860 (Hill & Son, London) and 1923 (W.L. Roberts, Melbourne and Adelaide). Following a devastating fire in February 1961 which destroyed the third church building (the western four bays of the 1857 nave remain internally reconfigured as the Pioneer Chapel), the War Memorial Grand Organ was dedicated on Easter Day 1964 in the newly rebuilt Cathedral of Light, one of the largest church buildings in Australasia, and has been played almost daily ever since for services, concerts, weddings, funerals, lessons and recordings. Australian-made between 1962 and 1964 by the Melbourne firm of Davis & Laurie, the instrument is a memorial to Australians killed in the 20th century s two World Wars. There are nearly 3,000 pipes and 64 speaking stops speaking into one of the most beautiful acoustics in Australia. At the time of its opening, the instrument aroused much attention as one of the most exciting new instruments in Australasia and was the subject of many enthusiastic reviews both around Australasia and internationally. The organ is one of very few in the world with twin four-manual consoles. It also has a full-length 32 wooden reed the Contra Bombarde. Contemporaneous with the large locally-built instrument in St Patrick s Cathedral, Melbourne opened three months after the St Andrew s organ, the instrument was the first in Australasia to have a horizontal reed stop en chamade the Festal Trumpet. The Gallery and Transept divisions are over 100 feet apart, giving inspirational stereo antiphonal effects. One of Australasia s landmark musical instruments, the War Memorial Grand Organ provides exquisite softer, and thrilling louder, tonal colours showing why it has remained the subject of so much attention since its opening in 1964! The Grand Organ Master Series, on the first Sunday of the month from February to November, showcases this superb example of Australian craftsmanship, and features the finest original and transcribed organ music from the last four centuries, including the works of Beethoven, Mozart, Bach, Handel, Verdi, Brahms, Liszt, Debussy, Mendelssohn, Elgar and others. Please visit standrewsbrighton.org.au for further information, or take a brochure and bookmark. The War Memorial Grand Organ gallery case, with the horizontal pipes of the famous Festal Trumpet in the centre

4 MUSIC IN SERVICES AT ST ANDREW S BRIGHTON JANUARY 2018 SUNDAY 7 JANUARY 2018 THE BAPTISM OF OUR LORD Prelude: Marche des Rois Mages [ March of the Magi Kings ] from Douze Pièces pour Orgue [Twelve Pieces for Organ], No. 9 Théodore Dubois ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 228 Crown him with many crowns; Gradual TiS 252 When he was baptised Tune TiS 525; Offertory TiS 526 Lord Jesus Christ; Post-Communion TiS 547 Be thou my vision, O Lord of my heart Setting: Christ Church Mass Philip Matthias (b.1954) TiS 757 Psalm: 29 Voluntary: Au Soir [Two Pieces, No. 1] Edward d Evry ( ) Postlude: Coronation March from Le Prophète Giacomo Meyerbeer ( ), trans. W.T. Best ( ) SUNDAY 14 JANUARY 2018 SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY Prelude: Allegro, ma non presto [3rd mvt] from Organ Concerto No. 2 in B-flat major, Op. 4 No. 2 [HWV 290] George Frideric Handel ( ), transcribed by William Thomas Best ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 411 Filled with the Spirit s power; Gradual TiS 129 Amazing grace (how sweet the sound); Offertory TiS 457 The church s one foundation; Post-Communion TiS 590 What a friend we have in Jesus Setting: Parish Eucharist Michael Dudman ( ) TiS 756 Psalm: 139: 1-5, Voluntary: Larghetto [2nd mvt] from Concerto No. 1 in D major, BWV 972 [after the Violin Concerto, Op. 3 No. 9 by Antonio Vivaldi ( )] Johann Sebastian Bach ( ), trans. Thomas Heywood (b.1974) Postlude: Grand March Philip Charles Plaisted ( ), trans. Thomas Heywood (b.1974) SUNDAY 21 JANUARY 2018 THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY Prelude: Introduction and Allegro in Ancient Style [in D major] from Three Movements for Organ Francis Edward Bache ( ), edited by William Thomas Best ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 598 Dear Lord and Father of mankind; Gradual NEH 234 Christ, whose glory fills the skies Tune (ii) [Ratisbon]; Offertory TiS 134 Praise, my soul, the King of heaven; Post-Communion TiS 246 Christ is the world s light Setting: Christ Church Mass Philip Matthias (b.1954) TiS 757 Psalm: 62: 5-12 Voluntary: Minuet from the Opera Berenice George Frideric Handel ( ), trans. Ambrose Porter ( ) Postlude: Fantasia from Fantasia and Fugue in G minor, BWV 542 Johann Sebastian Bach ( ) SUNDAY 28 JANUARY 2018 SUNDAY AFTER AUSTRALIA DAY (FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY) Prelude: Introduction Choral and Menuet gothique from Suite Gothique, Op. 25 Leon Boëllmann ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 456 Your hand, O God, has guided; Gradual TiS 188 Where wide sky rolls down; Offertory TiS 237 Hail Redeemer, King divine!; Post-Communion TiS 672 Lord of earth and all creation Tune (ii); Dismissal: National Anthem Australians all, let us rejoice Setting: Parish Eucharist Michael Dudman ( ) TiS 756 Psalm: 111 Voluntary: Nocturne from the Lyric Suite, Op. 54 Edvard Grieg ( ), trans. Thomas Heywood (b.1974) Postlude: Imperial March, Op. 32 Sir Edward Elgar ( ), trans. Sir George Martin ( ) THE REVEREND CANON JAN JOUSTRA, Vicar THE REVEREND VICTOR FAN, Curate THOMAS HEYWOOD, Organist and Director of Music DANIEL ASKEW, Assistant Organist ALASDAIR STRETCH, Associate Director of Music ALICE KING, Honorary Lay Choir Chaplain SIMONE HEYWOOD, Honorary Voice for Life Tutor JO HANNAH, Honorary Keeper of the Robes

5 MUSIC IN SERVICES AT ST ANDREW S BRIGHTON FEBRUARY 2018 SUNDAY 4 FEBRUARY 2018 FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY CHORAL EUCHARIST WITH WELCOME, PRESENTATION AND ORDER OF ADMISSION TO THE AM Introit: Rejoice in the Lord Sir George Job Elvey ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 100 All creatures of our God and King; Gradual TiS 447 Lord, your almighty word; Offertory TiS 547 Be thou my vision, O Lord of my heart; Dismissal TiS 411 Filled with the Spirit s power Setting: Eucharist for St John Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Psalm: 147: 1-7; Chant Garrett in G Anthem: O sing joyfully Adrian Batten (c.1591-c.1637) Motet: Thee we adore [Founded on the Plainsong Hymn Adoro te devote ] Thomas Frederick Handel Candlyn ( ) Voluntary: Lento assai Rêve (Dreams) from Sonata No. 7 in F major Suite for Organ, Op. 89 Felix-Alexandre Guilmant ( ) Postlude: Military March No. 1 in D major from Three Military Marches, Op. 51 Franz Schubert ( ), trans. William Thomas Best ( ) GRAND ORGAN MASTER SERIES TOM 2.30 PM SUNDAY 11 FEBRUARY 2018 THE TRANSFIGURATION OF OUR LORD Introit: The heavens declare the Creator s glory from Six Lieder, Op. 48 No. 4 Ludwig van Beethoven ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 212 Christ, whose glory fills the skies; Gradual TiS 234 How good, Lord, to be here!; Offertory TiS 560 All my hope on God is founded; Dismissal TiS 243 Christ upon the mountain peak Tune 372 Setting: Eucharist for St John Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Psalm: 50: 1-6; Chant Goss in G Anthem: Immortal, invisible, God only wise Eric H. Thiman ( ) Motet: My eyes for beauty pine Herbert Howells CBE ( ) Voluntary: Romanza [2nd mvt] from Sonata in D minor William Thomas Best ( ) Postlude: Crown Imperial A Coronation March (1937) Sir William Walton ( ), transcribed by Herbert Murrill ( ) CHORAL 6.00 PM Prelude: Allegro, ma non presto [3rd mvt] from Organ Concerto No. 2 in B-flat major, Op. 4 No. 2 [HWV 290] George Frideric Handel ( ), transcribed by William Thomas Best ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 207 Jesus shall reign Tune 439; Dismissal TiS 216 Rejoice, the Lord is King Tune 371 Introit: From the rising of the sun Sir Frederick Ouseley ( ) Responses: Smith of Durham [William Smith ( )] Psalm: 97: 1-6; Chant Randall in E-flat Canticles: Evening Service in B minor, Op. 6 Thomas Tertius Noble ( ) Anthem: The radiant morn hath passed away Herbert Hall Woodward ( ) Postlude: Grand March Philip Charles Plaisted ( ), trans. Thomas Heywood (b.1974)

6 WEDNESDAY 14 FEBRUARY 2018 ASH WEDNESDAY CHORAL EUCHARIST AND IMPOSITION OF 6.00 PM Hymns: Opening TiS 576 O for a closer walk with God; Gradual TiS 591 Forty days and forty nights; Offertory: Ashes [We rise again from ashes]; Dismissal TiS 586 Abide with me Setting: A Unison Communion Herbert Sumsion CBE ( ) Psalm: 51: 1-13; Chant Wesley in G minor Anthem: Come down, O Love divine Sir William Harris KCVO ( ) Voluntary: Folk Tune on Dream Angus Christopher Tambling ( ) Motet: Nolo mortem peccatoris [I ask not the death of sinners] Thomas Morley (c ) Voluntary: Invocation in B-flat major, Op. 18 No. 3 Felix-Alexandre Guilmant ( ) Postlude: Largo [Aria: Ombra mai fu ] from the Opera Xerxes George Frideric Handel ( ), transcribed by Thomas Heywood (b.1974) SUNDAY 18 FEBRUARY 2018 FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT Litany: Solemn Litany sung in Procession Plainsong Hymns: Gradual TiS 591 Forty days and forty nights; Offertory TiS 598 Dear Father, Lord of humankind; Dismissal TiS 595 O Jesus, I have promised to serve you to the end Tune 456 Setting: A Unison Communion Herbert Sumsion CBE ( ) Psalm: 25: 1-6; Chant Flintoft in F minor Anthem: How dear are Thy counsels Dr William Crotch ( ) Motet: Jesus said unto the people Sir John Stainer ( ) Voluntary: Pavane from the Capriol Suite Peter Warlock ( ), trans. Eric H. Thiman ( ) Postlude: Adagio [2nd mvt] from Sonata No. 5 in C minor, Op. 80 Felix-Alexandre Guilmant ( ) SUNDAY 25 FEBRUARY 2018 SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT Introit: Lord, thou hast been our dwelling place Eric H. Thiman ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 231 At the name of Jesus; Gradual TiS 211 Jesus, lover of my soul Tune (i); Offertory TiS 125 The God of Abraham praise; Dismissal TiS 147 To God be the glory Setting: A Unison Communion Herbert Sumsion CBE ( ) Psalm: 22: 23-28; Chant Garrett in G Anthem: O for a closer walk with God Scottish Psalter (1635), arranged by Sir Charles Villiers Stanford ( ) Motet: Ave verum corpus, K. 618 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ( ) CHORAL 6.00 PM Hymns: Processional TiS 141 Praise to the Holiest in the height; Dismissal NEH 453 Stand up! Stand up for Jesus! Introit: I give to you a new commandment Peter Nardone (b. 1965) Responses: Smith of Durham [William Smith ( )] Psalm: 119: 49-56; Chant Randall in E-flat Canticles: Evening Service in D minor Thomas Attwood Walmisley ( ) Anthem: Come down, O Love divine Sir William Harris KCVO ( ) THE REVEREND CANON JAN JOUSTRA, Vicar THE REVEREND VICTOR FAN, Curate THE REVEREND CHRISTINE CROFT, Curate THOMAS HEYWOOD, Organist and Director of Music DANIEL ASKEW, Assistant Organist ALASDAIR STRETCH, Associate Director of Music ALICE KING, Honorary Lay Choir Chaplain SIMONE HEYWOOD, Honorary Voice for Life Tutor JO HANNAH, Honorary Keeper of the Robes

7 MUSIC IN SERVICES AT ST ANDREW S BRIGHTON MARCH 2018 SUNDAY 4 MARCH 2018 THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT Litany: Solemn Litany sung in Procession Plainsong Hymns: Gradual TiS 136 There s a wideness in God s mercy; Offertory TiS 454 Worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness; Dismissal TiS 93 Praise the Lord, you heavens adore him Setting: A Unison Communion Herbert Sumsion CBE ( ) Psalm: 19: 1-6; Chant Woodward in D Anthem: Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace Samuel Sebastian Wesley ( ) Motet: Tantum ergo Louis Vierne ( ) Voluntary: Melody in A The Revd Frederick Scotson Clark ( ) Postlude: Adagio from Clarinet Concerto, K. 622 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ( ), trans. Thomas Heywood (b.1974) GRAND ORGAN MASTER SERIES THOMAS 2.30 PM SUNDAY 11 MARCH 2018 FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT MOTHERING SUNDAY Prelude: Largo [Aria: Ombra mai fu ] from the Opera Xerxes George Frideric Handel ( ), transcribed by Thomas Heywood (b.1974) Hymns: Processional NEH 185 Sing we of the Blessed Mother Tune TiS 153; Gradual NEH 161 For Mary, Mother of the Lord Tune TiS 378; Offertory TiS 137 For the beauty of the earth; Dismissal TiS 161 Tell out, my soul, the greatness of the Lord! Setting: Parish Eucharist Michael Dudman ( ) TiS 756 Psalm: 107: 1-3, Voluntary: Ave Maria d Arcadelt, S. 659 Franz Liszt ( ) Postlude: Priere à Notre Dame from Suite Gothique, Op. 25 Leon Boëllmann ( ) SUNDAY 18 MARCH 2018 FIFTH SUNDAY IN LENT Litany: Solemn Litany sung in Procession Plainsong Hymns: Gradual TiS 375 Come, let us with our Lord arise; Offertory TiS 209 And can it be that I should gain; Dismissal TiS 569 Guide me, O Thou great redeemer Setting: A Unison Communion Herbert Sumsion CBE ( ) Psalm: 119: 9-16; Chant Gauntlett in G Anthem: Praise to the Holiest in the height Sir Arthur Somervell ( ) Motet: Nolo mortem peccatoris [I ask not the death of sinners] Thomas Morley (c ) Voluntary: Romanza in A minor, Op. 13 No. 4 William Wolstenholme ( ) Postlude: Fantasia in G major [Pièce d Orgue], BWV 572 Johann Sebastian Bach ( ), edited by Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) FOR MUSIC IN SERVICES DURING HOLY WEEK AND EASTER (SUNDAY 25 MARCH SUNDAY 1 APRIL) PLEASE SEE THE HOLY WEEK AND EASTER SERVICE MUSIC LIST FOR FULL DETAILS THE REVEREND CANON JAN JOUSTRA, Vicar THE REVEREND VICTOR FAN, Curate THE REVEREND CHRISTINE CROFT, Curate THOMAS HEYWOOD, Organist and Director of Music DANIEL ASKEW, Assistant Organist ALASDAIR STRETCH, Associate Director of Music ALICE KING, Honorary Lay Choir Chaplain SIMONE HEYWOOD, Honorary Voice for Life Tutor JO HANNAH, Honorary Keeper of the Robes

8 MUSIC IN SERVICES AT ST ANDREW S BRIGHTON HOLY WEEK AND EASTER 2018 SUNDAY 25 MARCH 2018 PALM SUNDAY (SUNDAY OF THE PASSION) PROCESSION AND Introit: Ingrediente Domino [When the Lord entered] George Malcolm ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 333 All glory, laud and honour; Entrance TiS 216 Rejoice, the Lord is King Tune 371 Gradual TiS 348 Ride on, ride on in majesty; Offertory TiS 228 Crown him with many crowns; Dismissal TiS 231 At the name of Jesus every knee shall bow Setting: Eucharist for St John Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Psalm: 31: 10-11, 14-17; Chant Flintoft in F minor Anthem: And it was the third hour Sir George Job Elvey ( ) Motet: Hark, the glad sound! Sir Henry Walford Davies KCVO OBE ( ) Voluntary: Prière [in F major] Ambroise Thomas ( ) Postlude: Allegro appassionato from Sonata No. 5 in C minor, Op. 80 Felix-Alexandre Guilmant ( ) THURSDAY 29 MARCH 2018 MAUNDY THURSDAY THE WASHING OF THE FEET AND CHORAL 8.00 PM Hymns: Gradual TiS 536 An upper room did our Lord prepare; The Washing of the Feet TiS 650 Brother, sister, let me serve you; Offertory TiS 608 Where cross the crowded ways of life; Dismissal TiS 497 Let all mortal flesh keep silence Setting: Eucharist for St John Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Psalm: 116: 1-2, 11-14; Chant Arnold in A-flat Anthems: In the night that man betrayed him George McAlpine Fraser ( ) O Saviour of the world Sir John Goss ( ) Motet: Father eternal Dr Alfred Ernest Floyd ( ) Voluntary: Adagio from Concerto in A minor, Op. 3 No. 8 [BWV 593] Antonio Vivaldi ( ), trans. J.S. Bach ( ) Psalm: 22: 1-22; Chant Wesley in G minor FRIDAY 30 MARCH 2018 GOOD FRIDAY MORNING 9.00 AM Hymns: Opening TiS 350 There is a green hill far away; Offertory TiS 342 When I survey the wondrous cross SOLEMN LITURGY AND VENERATION OF THE 2.00 PM Hymns: Gradual TiS 339 O sacred head, sore wounded; Offertory TiS 349 In the cross of Christ I glory; Veneration TiS 342 When I survey the wondrous cross Anthem: Solus ad victimam Kenneth Leighton ( ) Reproaches: Popule meus [Improperia] Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (c ) 7.00 PM Gathering Prayers First Lesson Anthem: O bone Jesu [O holy Jesus] Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (c ) Second Lesson Silence Third Lesson Anthem: Nolo mortem peccatoris [I ask not the death of sinners] Thomas Morley (c ) Fourth Lesson Silence Fifth Lesson Anthem: Is it nothing to you? Sir Frederick Ouseley ( ) Sixth Lesson Silence Seventh Lesson Anthem: God so loved the world from The Crucifixion Sir John Stainer ( ) Eighth Lesson The Strepitus Ninth Lesson Christ candle returned Tenth Lesson Blessing

9 SATURDAY 31 MARCH 2018 EASTER EVE EASTER VIGIL WITH THE LIGHTING OF THE PASCHAL CANDLE, RENEWAL OF BAPTISMAL VOWS AND CHORAL 8.00 PM Exsultet: Plainsong Four readings then precede the following three Anthems and Psalm Anthem: This is the day Anonymous (c.1600), edited by Maurice Bevan ( ) Anthem: O give thanks unto the Lord Sir John Goss ( ) Anthem: Behold, God is my salvation Eric H. Thiman ( ) Psalm: 98: 1-4: Chant Elvey in B-flat Setting: Eucharist for St John Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Hymn: TiS 367 The strife is o er [Gradual] Anthem: The Risen Christ Thomas Tertius Noble ( ) Hymn: TiS 378 The head that once was crowned with thorns [Offertory] Motet: God so loved the world from The Crucifixion Sir John Stainer ( ) Voluntary: Romanza in B flat, Op. 17 No. 1 William Wolstenholme ( ) Hymn: TiS 380 Thine be the glory [Dismissal] Postlude: Sortie [in E flat] Louis James Alfred Lefébure-Wély ( ) SUNDAY 1 APRIL 2018 EASTER DAY CHORAL EUCHARISTS WITH REAFFIRMATION OF BAPTISMAL 8.00 AM Introit: This joyful Eastertide 17th century Dutch melody, harmonised by Charles Wood ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 360 Light s reddening dawn; Gradual TiS 362 Jesus Christ is risen today, alleluia!; Offertory TiS 388 Easter glory fills the sky, alleluia; Dismissal TiS 380 Thine be the glory Setting: Eucharist for St John Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Psalm: 118: 1-2, 19-24; Chant Garrett in G Anthem: O give thanks unto the Lord Sir John Goss ( ) Motet: Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace Samuel Sebastian Wesley ( ) Voluntary: Air from Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D major, BWV 1068 Johann Sebastian Bach ( ), trans. Thomas Heywood (b.1974) Postlude: Carillon: Tu es petra [You are the rock] No. 10 from Esquisses Byzantines [Byzantine Sketches] Henri Mulet ( ) CHORAL EUCHARISTS WITH REAFFIRMATION OF BAPTISMAL AM Introit: This joyful Eastertide 17th century Dutch melody, harmonised by Charles Wood ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 360 Light s reddening dawn; Gradual TiS 362 Jesus Christ is risen today, alleluia!; Offertory TiS 388 Easter glory fills the sky, alleluia; Dismissal TiS 380 Thine be the glory Setting: Eucharist for St John Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Psalm: 118: 1-2, 19-24; Chant Garrett in G Anthem: The Risen Christ Thomas Tertius Noble ( ) Motets: Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace Samuel Sebastian Wesley ( ) O Saviour of the world Sir John Goss ( ) Voluntary: Air from Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D major, BWV 1068 Johann Sebastian Bach ( ), trans. Thomas Heywood (b.1974) Postlude: Carillon: Tu es petra [You are the rock] No. 10 from Esquisses Byzantines [Byzantine Sketches] Henri Mulet ( ) THE REVEREND CANON JAN JOUSTRA, Vicar THE REVEREND VICTOR FAN, Curate THE REVEREND CHRISTINE CROFT, Curate THOMAS HEYWOOD, Organist and Director of Music DANIEL ASKEW, Assistant Organist ALASDAIR STRETCH, Associate Director of Music ALICE KING, Honorary Lay Choir Chaplain SIMONE HEYWOOD, Honorary Voice for Life Tutor JO HANNAH, Honorary Keeper of the Robes

10 MUSIC IN SERVICES AT ST ANDREW S BRIGHTON APRIL 2018 SUNDAY 1 APRIL 2018 EASTER DAY CHORAL EUCHARISTS WITH REAFFIRMATION OF BAPTISMAL 8.00 AM AND AM* * SEE THE HOLY WEEK AND EASTER SERVICE MUSIC LIST FOR FULL MUSIC DETAILS SUNDAY 8 APRIL 2018 SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER Prelude: Andante [from Concerto Grosso, Op. 6 No. 8; also Keyboard Suite No. 16] George Frideric Handel ( ), edited and trans. William Thomas Best ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 147 To God be the glory; Gradual TiS 386 By your kingly power, O risen Lord; Offertory TiS 645 As man and woman we were made; Dismissal TiS 569 Guide me, O thou great Redeemer Setting: Parish Eucharist Michael Dudman ( ) TiS 756 Psalm: 133 Voluntary: Arioso [Largo from Harpsichord Concerto No. 5, BWV 1056] Johann Sebastian Bach ( ), trans. Thomas Heywood (b.1974) Postlude: Concert-Piece No. 1 [in E-flat major], Op. 17 No. 1 Horatio William Parker ( ) EVENSONG IN THE LADY 6.00 PM Hymns: TiS 379 He is risen, he is risen!; TiS 376 I know that my Redeemer lives Responses: Ferial Psalm: 115 Canticles: Magnificat TiS 172 My soul gives glory to my God Tune 425 Nunc dimittis TiS 733 Lord God, you now have set your servant free Tune 695 SUNDAY 15 APRIL 2018 THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER Prelude: Arabesque No. 2 in G major from Deux Arabesques Claude Debussy ( ), trans. Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Hymns: Processional TiS 224 All hail the power of Jesus name; Gradual TiS 204 Come let us join our cheerful songs; Offertory TiS 367 The strife is past, the battle done; Dismissal TiS 446 Glorious things of you are spoken Tune 772 Setting: Christ Church Mass Philip Matthias (b.1954) TiS 757 Psalm: 4 Voluntary: Andante cantabile from Organ Symphony No. 4 in F minor, Op. 13 No. 4 Charles-Marie Widor ( ) Postlude: Allegro con spirito, Op. 1 No. 3 Edgar Beck-Slinn ( ) SUNDAY 22 APRIL 2018 GOOD SHEPHERD SUNDAY (FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER) Introit: At the Lamb s high feast we sing 16th century Bohemian Brethren melody, arranged by Willem Mudde ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 145 The king of love my shepherd is; Gradual TiS 10 The Lord s my shepherd, I ll not want; Offertory TiS 585 I heard the voice of Jesus say; Dismissal TiS 233 I will sing the wondrous story Setting: Eucharist for St John Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Psalm: 23; Chant Goss in G Anthem: The Lord is my shepherd Howard Goodall CBE (b.1958) Motet: Flocks in pastures green abiding from Cantata No. 208, BWV 208 Johann Sebastian Bach ( ) Voluntary: Air [from the Water Music, HWV 348] George Frideric Handel ( ), edited and trans. William Thomas Best ( ) Postlude: Italian Concerto (1st movement), BWV 971 Johann Sebastian Bach ( ), trans. Thomas Heywood (b.1974)

11 (SUNDAY 22 APRIL 2018 FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER) CHORAL 6.00 PM Prelude: Fuga [from Trio Sonata No. 5; also Organ Fugue, Op. 3 No. 6] George Frideric Handel ( ), edited and trans. William Thomas Best ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 378 The head that once was crowned with thorns; Dismissal TiS 388 Easter glory fills the sky, alleluia Introit: Behold, God is my salvation Eric H. Thiman ( ) Responses: Smith of Durham [William Smith ( )] Psalm: 100; Chant Woodward in D Canticles: Evening Service in C, Op. 115 Sir Charles Villiers Stanford ( ) Anthem: O sing joyfully Adrian Batten (c.1591-c.1637) Postlude: Concert-Piece No. 1 [in E-flat major], Op. 17 No. 1 Horatio William Parker ( ) SUNDAY 29 APRIL 2018 ANZAC COMMEMORATION SUNDAY (FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER) ANZAC MEMORIAL SERVICE AND Hymn: NEH 263, vv 1-4; 7 All creatures of our God and King [Processional] Greeting/Welcome Rite of Remembrance with The Last Post, Silence and The Rouse First reading: Micah 4: 1-4 Hymn: TiS 28 God is our strength and refuge [Psalm 46] Second reading: John 15: 9-17 Hymn: NEH 490 Judge eternal, throned in splendour Sermon Anthem: Dear Lord and Father of mankind arranged by Herbert Arthur Chambers ( ) from Judith by Sir Hubert Parry ( ) Hymn: NEH 417 O God, our help in ages past [Offertory] Setting: Eucharist for St John Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Motet: Expectans expectavi [This sanctuary of my soul] Charles Wood ( ) Voluntary: Elegy [in D minor] Charles Harford Lloyd ( ) Rededication Hymn: Abide with me Dismissal The National Anthem of New Zealand: God defend New Zealand arranged by Indra Hughes The National Anthem of Australia: Advance Australia Fair arranged by Thomas Heywood Postlude: Adagio in G minor Tomaso Giovanni Albinoni ( ) [Remo Giazotto ( )] THE REVEREND CANON JAN JOUSTRA, Vicar THE REVEREND VICTOR FAN, Curate THE REVEREND CHRISTINE CROFT, Curate THOMAS HEYWOOD, Organist and Director of Music DANIEL ASKEW, Assistant Organist ALASDAIR STRETCH, Associate Director of Music ALICE KING, Honorary Lay Choir Chaplain SIMONE HEYWOOD, Honorary Voice for Life Tutor JO HANNAH, Honorary Keeper of the Robes

12 MUSIC IN SERVICES AT ST ANDREW S BRIGHTON MAY 2018 SUNDAY 6 MAY 2018 SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER Introit: This is the day Anonymous (c.1600), edited by Maurice Bevan ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 217 Love divine, all loves excelling Tune 590; Gradual TiS 427 Lord, your word abiding; Offertory TiS 658 I, the Lord of sea and sky; Dismissal TiS 595 O Jesus, I have promised Tune 15 Setting: The Pioneer Mass Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Psalm: 98: 1-6; Chant Gauntlett in G Anthem: The Lord is my strength Dr William Henry Monk ( ) Motet: Christ our passover is sacrificed for us Sir John Goss ( ) Voluntary: Communion [No. 1, in G major], Op. 15 No. 1 Felix-Alexandre Guilmant ( ) Postlude: Trumpet Tune Frederick Swann (b. 1931) GRAND ORGAN MASTER SERIES THOMAS 2.30 PM SUNDAY 13 MAY 2018 SUNDAY AFTER ASCENSION Introit: Lift up your heads, O ye gates Eric H. Thiman ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 207 Jesus shall reign where er the sun; Gradual TiS 134 Praise, my soul, the king of heaven; Offertory TiS 369 Hail the day that sees him rise Tune 388; Dismissal TiS 517 Hallelujah! sing to Jesus Setting: The Pioneer Mass Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Psalm: 1: 1-4; Chant Randall in E-flat Anthem: With a voice of singing Martin Shaw OBE ( ) Motet: King of glory, King of peace Chorale [Jesu, meines Herzens Freud] by Johann Rudolf Ahle ( ), harmonised by J.S. Bach ( ), arranged by Sir William Henry Harris ( ) Voluntary: Meditation in B-flat The Revd Frederick Scotson Clark ( ) Postlude: War March of the Priests from the Incidental Music to Athalie, Op. 74 Felix Mendelssohn ( ), trans. William Thomas Best ( ) CHORAL 6.00 PM Prelude: Arabesque No. 2 in G major from Deux Arabesques Claude Debussy ( ), trans. Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Hymns: Processional TiS 228 Crown him with many crowns; Dismissal TiS 237 Hail Redeemer, King divine! Introit: King of all ages, throned on high Paul Isom (b.1959) Responses: Smith of Durham [William Smith ( )] Psalm: 24; Chant Garrett in G Canticles: Evening Service in B minor, Op. 6 Thomas Tertius Noble ( ) Anthem: Immortal, invisible, God only wise Eric H. Thiman ( ) Postlude: Allegro con spirito, Op. 1 No. 3 Edgar Beck-Slinn ( )

13 SUNDAY 20 MAY 2018 PENTECOST Introit: You shall receive power Herbert Sumsion CBE ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 398 Come down, O Love divine; Gradual TiS 411 Filled with the Spirit s power; Offertory TiS 672 Lord of earth and all creation Tune (ii); Dismissal TiS 675 Lord, the light of your love is shining Setting: The Pioneer Mass Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Psalm: 104: 31-35a; Chant Woodward in D Anthem: Draw us in the Spirit's tether Harold W. Friedell ( ) Motet: Come down, O Love divine Sir William Harris KCVO ( ) Voluntary: Serenade [in G major] Charles-Marie Widor ( ), trans. William Joseph Westbrook ( ) Postlude: Ouverture [Larghetto] from Music for the Royal Fireworks, HWV 351 George Frideric Handel ( ), transcribed by Thomas Heywood (b.1974) SUNDAY 27 MAY 2018 TRINITY SUNDAY Introit: Sanctus from Deutsche Messe, D. 872 Franz Schubert ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 100 All creatures of our God and King; Gradual TiS 132 Holy, Holy, Holy; Offertory TiS 447 Lord, your almighty word; Dismissal TiS 613 Lord of all hopefulness Setting: The Pioneer Mass Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Psalm: 29: 1-4, 9-10; Chant Goss in G Anthem: Jubilate from Service in B-flat, Op. 10 Sir Charles Villiers Stanford ( ) Motet: Hymn to the Trinity Pyotr Il yich Tchaikovsky ( ) Voluntary: Communion on the Hymn Tune Irish, Op. 15 No. 1 Basil Harwood ( ) Postlude: Toccata from Suite Gothique, Op. 25 Leon Boëllmann ( ) CHORAL 6.00 PM Prelude: Andante [from Concerto Grosso, Op. 6 No. 8; also Keyboard Suite No. 16] George Frideric Handel ( ), edited and trans. William Thomas Best ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 125 The God of Abraham praise; Dismissal NEH 343 Bright the vision that delighted Introit: Surely the Lord is in this place Isaiah Burnell ( ) Responses: Richard Ayleward ( ) Psalm: 148: 1-6, 12-13; Chant Gauntlett in G Canticles: Evening Service in B-flat, Op. 10 Sir Charles Villiers Stanford ( ) Anthem: O Trinity, most blessed light C. Kenneth Turner ( ) Postlude: Trumpet Tune Frederick Swann (b. 1931) THE REVEREND CANON JAN JOUSTRA, Vicar THE REVEREND VICTOR FAN, Curate THE REVEREND CHRISTINE CROFT, Curate THOMAS HEYWOOD, Organist and Director of Music DANIEL ASKEW, Assistant Organist ALASDAIR STRETCH, Associate Director of Music ALICE KING, Honorary Lay Choir Chaplain SIMONE HEYWOOD, Honorary Voice for Life Tutor JO HANNAH, Honorary Keeper of the Robes

14 MUSIC IN SERVICES AT ST ANDREW S BRIGHTON JUNE 2018 SUNDAY 3 JUNE 2018 NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Introit: Joy my heart outpoured, Alleluia! René Reboud ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 569 Guide me, O thou great Redeemer; Gradual TiS 382 Now the green blade rises; Offertory TiS 210 O for a thousand tongues to sing Tune 425; Dismissal TiS 147 To God be the glory Setting: The Pioneer Mass Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Psalm: 139: 1-5; Chant Randall in E-flat Anthem: Praise ye the Lord John Rutter CBE (b. 1945) Motet: Lord, I have loved the habitation of Thy house The Revd Dr George William Torrance ( ) Voluntary: Grave [2nd mvt] from Concerto in G major [Concerto No. 1, BWV 592] Prince Johann Ernst of Saxe-Weimar ( ), transcribed by Johann Sebastian Bach ( ) Postlude: Marche de Procession, Op. 41 No. 5 Felix-Alexandre Guilmant ( ) GRAND ORGAN MASTER SERIES DR PAUL 2.30 PM SUNDAY 10 JUNE 2018 TENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Prelude: Une idylle [Idylle in G major], Op. 4 No. 1 Sir Edward Elgar ( ), trans. Edwin Henry Lemare ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 351 Lift high the cross; Gradual TiS 572 O thou who camest from above Tune (ii); Offertory TiS 585 I heard the voice of Jesus say; Dismissal TiS 594 Fight the good fight Setting: Parish Eucharist Michael Dudman ( ) TiS 756 Psalm: 138 Voluntary: Offertoire in A flat Antoine Edouard Batiste ( ) Postlude: Rigaudon from the Collection of Airs composed for the Band of Louis XIV Jean Baptiste Lulli ( ), trans. William Thomas Best ( ) SUNDAY 17 JUNE 2018 ELEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Introit: O give thanks unto the Lord Eric H. Thiman ( ) Hymns: Processional TiS 201 King of glory, King of peace; Gradual TiS 580 Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us; Offertory TiS 59 All people that on earth do dwell; Dismissal TiS 154 Great is your faithfulness Setting: The Pioneer Mass Thomas Heywood (b. 1974) Psalm: 20: 1-6; Chant Woodward in D Anthem: O sing joyfully Adrian Batten (c.1591-c.1637) Motet: Expectans expectavi [This sanctuary of my soul] Charles Wood ( ) Voluntary: Allegretto Pastorale [in C major] William Thomas Best ( ) Postlude: Scherzo from Twelve New Pieces for Organ Volume 2, Op. 63 No. 8 Théodore César Salomé ( ) SUNDAY 24 JUNE 2018 TWELFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Hymns: Processional TiS 228 Crown him with many crowns; Gradual TiS 745 Seek ye first the kingdom of God; Offertory TiS 211 Jesus, lover of my soul Tune (i); Dismissal TiS 106 Now thank we all our God Setting: Christ Church Mass Philip Matthias (b. 1954) TiS 757 Psalm: 133 THE REVEREND CANON JAN JOUSTRA, Vicar THE REVEREND VICTOR FAN, Curate THE REVEREND CHRISTINE CROFT, Curate THOMAS HEYWOOD, Organist and Director of Music DANIEL ASKEW, Assistant Organist ALASDAIR STRETCH, Associate Director of Music ALICE KING, Honorary Lay Choir Chaplain SIMONE HEYWOOD, Honorary Voice for Life Tutor JO HANNAH, Honorary Keeper of the Robes

15 Spectacular music! First Sundays 2.30 pm Grand Organ Master Series Pick up a 2018 Concerts brochure and bookmark or visit standrewsbrighton.org.au for details of featured soloists and more! Full program details on standrewsbrighton.org.au Admission at the door includes program: Adults $30 / Concession $25 / U18 FREE

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