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KING’S COLLEGECHAPEL

SERVICES AND MUSICLENT TERM

HOLY WEEK AND EASTER2016

NOTICES

PREACHERS THIS TERM

This term we begin a special series of sermons entitled ‘Women of Spirit’.Preachers will take the opportunity to introduce one of the great womenof faith and spirituality and suggest how they might inspire us today. Twoof our subjects are Old Testament characters (Deborah and Naomi), oneis an Anglo-Saxon Abbess (Hilda), another is a late-Victorian author,religious philosopher and Egyptologist (Margaret Benson) and the finalone we consider this term is a philosopher, spiritual writer and politicalactivist of the first half of the twentieth century (Simone Weil).

The full sequence of preachers this term is as follows:

17 January Dr Hanna WeibyeJunior Research Fellow, King’s College

24 January The Revd Canon Dr Jessica Martin Priest-in-charge of Duxford, Hinxton and Ickleton withWhittlesford and Pampisford and the Bishop ofEly’s Adviser in Women’s Ministry

Women of Spirit – Margaret Benson

31 January The Revd Dr Stephen Cherry Dean7 February The Revd Dr Janet Tollington Minister of the

United Reformed Church and currently Directorof Old Testament Studies, and Director of theCheshunt Foundation, Westminster College,Cambridge.

Women of Spirit – Deborah

14 February The Revd Andrew Hammond Chaplain21 February The Revd Dr Stephen Cherry Dean

Women of Spirit – Hilda of Whitby

28 February The Revd Andrew Hammond ChaplainWomen of Spirit – Naomi

6 March The Revd Canon Mandy Ford Canon Chancellorand Director of Discipleship and Ministry in theDiocese of Southwark

Women of Spirit – Simone Weil

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COLLECTIONS AT SERVICES

Each Sunday morning we make a collection to support one of thecharitieswhichhavebeensuggestedbymembersoftheCollegecommunity.This term they are ‘STARS’, which provides bereavement counselling tochildren in Cambridge, and the Sant’ Egidio Community, which cares forthe poor and marginalised both in their home state, Italy (not least thegreat influx of refugees from across the Mediterranean), and elsewherein the world in some dangerous and desperately impoverished places.

Last term’s collections raised £848 for each of the two charities supported.

At all other services and at Saturday evening recitals, you are invitedto support the work of the Chapel and Choir by giving to the retiringcollection. Please use the envelope provided, including your details if youare a UK taxpayer, so that we can benefit from Gift Aid: this way thegovernment adds 25% to your donation. If you would prefer to makea donation at a later date, please either send a cheque to the Dean, theRevd Dr Stephen Cherry, King’s College, Cambridge, CB2 1ST; or [email protected] for information on ways to make significant orongoing contributions to our work.

JESUS WEPT

On Monday 22 February at 5.30 p.m. there will be a special sequenceof words and music that explores the spiritual significance of tears andweeping. King’s Voices will offer appropriate music and we will havereadings from writers such as Marjorie Kempe and John Donne as wellas from the Bible. Dr Thomas Dixon, a Non-Resident Member of King’sand currently of Queen Mary University of London where he is Director ofthe Queen Mary Centre for the History of Emotions, will give an addressbased on some ideas presented in his recent book ‘Weeping Britannia:Portrait of a Nation in Tears’ (OUP 2015).

SEATING IN CHAPEL

The top stalls in the choir area are reserved for members of King’sCollege and their guests. Members of the University are invited to makethemselves known to the Chapel staff and may be invited to sit in thesub-stalls.

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RESTORATION OF THE CHAPEL ORGAN

The King’s College Chapel organ is undergoing the most significantrestoration since the 1960s. Today’s instrument remains fundamentallyas it was designed to be at the time of its rebuilding in the mid-1930s, butafter many years of frequent use it is becoming unreliable; major work isnow being undertaken to ensure that it continues to function optimallyfor the next generation.

The restoration will be carried out during the first nine months of 2016,and will involve the removal of almost all the pipework for cleaning andrepair. Work on the empty case in the Chapel will take place, includingcleaning, surveying and restoration. Choral services in the Chapel willcontinue, and the organ is expected to be ready for use again in September.

For more information about the organ and the restoration, please visitour website at www.kings.cam.ac.uk.

MUSIC

The Chapel organ makes its final contribution to this term’s ChapelServices on Sunday 17 January. In its place will be the Klop chamberorgan, a grand piano and a small pipe organ generously loaned to theCollege by Richard Wood. There will be a preponderance of early musicand a cappella repertoire, but some works will be performed with pianoaccompaniment insteadoforgan. TheSaturdayeveningorganrecitalswillbe replaced by a series of small-scale concerts by a variety of performerswhich has been devised by Tom Etheridge and Richard Gowers, OrganScholars. Another of the commissions in memory of the late MichaelBoswell (KC 1959) will receive its first performance – Judith Bingham’ssetting of Psalm 121. An instrumental ensemble will accompany the Choirat the Sung Eucharist on Sunday 31 January, Sunday 7 February, andEaster Day, 27 March.

This year sees the 12th Easter at King’s Festival. Details are given inthis booklet and on the College website. The liturgical celebrations ofHoly Week and Easter are complemented by a series of concerts featuringseasonal music together with talks and other events.

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JANUARY

12 TUESDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG sung by the choral scholars

Week ofEpiphany I

Brooke FossWestcott, Fellow,b.1825

Introit Love came down at Christmas MorrisResponses CleoburyPsalm 87 GossMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Twelve Note Service RidoutAnthem Bethlehem Down Warlock

13 WEDNESDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG sung by the choral scholars

Introit Love came down at Christmas MorrisResponses TallisPsalms 96 S Elvey 97 GossMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Sumsion in G a3Anthem When Jesus, our Lord Mendelssohn

14 THURSDAY5.30 p.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMissa brevis Kodály

Introit In excelso thronoAlleluia Iubilate DeoOffertory De Virgine Maria RüttiCommunion Fili, quid fecisti?

15 FRIDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Introit 351 This is the truth sent from abovearr. Vaughan Williams

Responses RadcliffePsalm 78 Mann, R Cooke, Nares, StanfordMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Stanford in B flatAnthem What sweeter music? (Herrick) Rutter

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JANUARY

16 SATURDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Vigil ofEpiphany II

Introit 375 A spotless rose LedgerResponses RosePsalm 27 CutlerMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Collegium Magdalenae Oxoniense LeightonAnthem Tomorrow shall be my dancing day GardnerHymn 57 The race that long in darkness pinedOrgan Voluntary Toccata P Gowers

6.40 p.m. Organ recital by TOM ETHERIDGE and RICHARD GOWERS

King’s CollegeMartyrs Op. 73 LeightonSymphony 2 – Adagio Op. 27 Rachmaninoff arr. HughesThe Planets – Jupiter Op. 32 Holst arr. Quinney

17 THE SECOND SUNDAY AFTER THE EPIPHANY10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMissa brevis Kodály

Introit Omnis terraAlleluia Laudate DeumOffertory Hymn 56 omit vv. 3, 4

Songs of thankfulness and praiseCommunion Dicit Dominus: Implete hydriasPost Communion Hymn 52

O worship the Lord in the beauty of holinessPreacher DR HANNA WEIBYE

Junior Research Fellow, King’s CollegeOrgan Voluntary Rhapsody in c sharp Op. 17 No. 3

Howells

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JANUARY

3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Organ Prelude Prière Op. 20 FranckHymn 51 Hail, thou Source of every blessingResponses RadcliffePsalm 36 ParrattMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Dyson in DAnthem 265 Ascribe unto the Lord S S WesleyHymn 55 Hail to the Lord’s AnointedOrgan Voluntary The Planets – Jupiter Op. 32

Holst arr. Quinney

18 MONDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG sung by King’s Voices

Introit Bethlehem Down WarlockResponses RadcliffePsalm 67 BairstowMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Purcell in gAnthem Epiphany Carol L’Estrange

19 TUESDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Introit 154 Quem vidistis, pastores? PoulencResponses LeightonPsalms 46 from Luther 47 CrotchMagnificat GrierNunc dimittis octavi toniAnthem Videntes stellam Poulenc


Introit 361 There is no rose anon. 1420Responses plainsongPsalms 99, 112 Tones IV, VIIMagnificat DufayNunc dimittis anon. 15th centuryAnthem Coventry Carol anon. 1591

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JANUARY


Kyrie, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMissa brevis Walton

Introit Omnis terraAlleluia Laudate DeumOffertory 376 Here is the little door HowellsCommunion Dicit Dominus: Implete hydrias


Introit Surge, illuminare Ierusalem PalestrinaIsaiah 60 v. 1

Responses plainsongPsalm 72 Tone VIIIMagnificat Tone INunc dimittis Tone IIAnthem Videte miraculum Tallis


Vigil ofSeptuagesima

Introit I will lift up mine eyes Ledger from Psalm 121Responses SmithPsalm 147 Lord MorningtonMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Purcell in CAnthem The heavens are telling Haydn Psalm 19 v. 1Hymn 433 O worship the King

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JANUARY

24 SEPTUAGESIMA10.30 a.m. MATINS

Hymn 234 Christ, whose glory fills the skiesResponses AylewardPsalms 95 Goss 19 NorrisJubilate Battishill (chant)Te Deum Britten in EAnthem I will lift up mine eyes Ledger from Psalm 121Hymn 377 Immortal, invisible, God only wisePreacher THE REVD CANON DR JESSICA MARTIN

Priest-in-charge of Duxford, Hinxton and Ickleton withWhittlesford and Pampisford and the Bishop of Ely’sAdviser in Women’s Ministry

3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Hymn 150 (t.425) O blest Creator of the lightResponses RosePsalm 148 WalmisleyMagnificat GrierNunc dimittis HolstAnthem One foot in Eden (Muir) MawHymn 267 The spacious firmament on high

25 THE CONVERSION OF PAUL5.30 p.m. FESTAL EVENSONG sung by King’s Voices

Introit 338 God be in my head B ParryResponses AylewardPsalm 119 vv. 41–56 Foster, LloydMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Short Service GibbonsAnthem 263 How lovely are the messengers MendelssohnHymn 414 O for a closer walk with God


Introit 307 O for a closer walk with God StanfordResponses RadcliffePsalm 119 vv. 145–end Turle, EdwardsMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Stanford in GAnthem A Song of Peace Stanford

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JANUARY


Introit In God’s word will I rejoice PurcellPsalm 56 vv. 10, 11

Responses TallisPsalms 120, 122, 124 Tones VII, IV, IMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

D Purcell in eAnthem The heavens declare Boyce Psalm 19 v. 1


Thomas Aquinas,Theologian,d.1274

Kyrie, Agnus DeiMass in G Poulenc

Sanctus XVIIIIntroit Circumdederunt meGradual Adiutor in opportunitatibusOffertory Tantum ergo (Aquinas) Duruflé

Hymn 268 Part 2Communion Illumina faciem tuam


Introit Pater noster StravinskyResponses RosePsalms 142 Camidge 143 PringMagnificat primi toni (Et exsultavit) VictoriaNunc dimittis primi toni LassusAnthem The dove descending (Auden) Stravinsky


Vigil ofSexagesima

Introit O remember not Purcell Psalm 79 v. 8Responses AylewardPsalm 26 BarnbyMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Wise in FAnthem 246 O where shall wisdom be found? BoyceHymn 391 King of glory, King of peace

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JANUARY/FEBRUARY

6.40 p.m. Recital by THE FARRER TRIO

Piano Trio No. 2 in C Op. 87 BrahmsJulia Hwang violinLeo Popplewell celloEdward Picton-Turbervill piano

31 SEXAGESIMA10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMissa brevis in F K 192 Mozart (with strings)

Introit Exsurge, quare obdormis?Gradual Sciant gentesOffertory Hymn 463 (t.ii) Thine for ever! God of loveCommunion IntroiboPost Communion Hymn 292 (t.ii)

Jesu, thou joy of loving heartsPreacher THE DEAN

3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Hymn 54 (t.ii) O Trinity of blessèd LightResponses LeightonPsalm 139 TurleMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Collegium Regale TavenerAnthem I love the Lord Harvey Psalm 116 vv. 1–4, 7–9Hymn 467 Through all the changing scenes of life

1 MONDAY5.30 p.m.

Vigil ofCandlemas

FESTAL EVENSONG SUNG JOINTLY BY KING’S VOICES AND

REPTON SCHOOL CHAPEL CHOIR

Introit 109 Lord, for thy tender mercy’s sake FarrantResponses SmithPsalm 1 OuseleyMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Second Service ByrdAnthem 293 Geistliches Lied BrahmsHymn 156 (t.149ii)

Sing how the age-long promise of a Saviour

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FEBRUARY

2 THE PRESENTATION OF CHRIST IN THE TEMPLE (CANDLEMAS)5.30 p.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMass for four voices Byrd

Credo IIIIntroit SuscepimusAlleluia Senex puerum portabatOffertory 8 Ave Maria ParsonsCommunion ResponsumPost Communion Hymn 157 Hail to the Lord who comes


Introit ResponsumResponses plainsong and TallisPsalms 16, 17 Tones I, IIMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Short Service MorleyAnthem 88 Senex puerum portabat a4 Byrd

4 THURSDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Introit 88 Senex puerum portabat a4 ByrdResponses MorleyPsalm 22 S Wesley, SmartMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Fourth Service BattenAnthem 104 When to the temple Mary went Eccard


Introit O remember not Purcell Psalm 79 v. 8Responses ByrdPsalms 28 Croft, Hopkins 29 TroutbeckMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Second Service TomkinsAnthem Ne reminiscaris, Domine Philips

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FEBRUARY


Vigil ofQuinquagesima

Introit The Call (Herbert) Vaughan WilliamsResponses RosePsalm 30 Garrett, BaconMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Sumsion in GAnthem Set me as a seal WaltonHymn 137 Come down, O Love divine

6.40 p.m. RECITAL

Sonatae unarum fidium – Quarta SchmelzerScherzi musicali – Et è pur dunque vero

SV 250 MonteverdiCiaconna Op. 12 No. 20 MerulaLaudate Dominum in sanctis eius SV 287 MonteverdiSì dolce è’l tormento SV 332 MonteverdiSonate Concertate in Stil Moderno – Undecima

DCPL 111 CastelloScherzi musicali – Damigella tutta bella

SV 235 MonteverdiRachel Stroud violin Nicholas Bleisch violinToby Ward tenorRichard Gowers harpsichordMatthew Wadsworth theorbo

7 QUINQUAGESIMA10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMass Stravinsky (with instruments)

Introit Esto mihiGradual Tu es, DeusOffertory Hymn 411 My Lord, my Life, my LoveCommunion ManducaveruntPost Communion Hymn 409

Love of the Father, love of God the SonPreacher THE REVD DR JANET TOLLINGTON Minister of the

United Reformed Church and currently Director of OldTestament Studies, and Director of the CheshuntFoundation, Westminster College, Cambridge.

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FEBRUARY

3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Hymn 419 O Holy Spirit, Lord of graceResponses RadcliffePsalm 15 BattishillMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Wood in E flat no. 2Anthem 360 Greater love IrelandHymn 367 Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost


Introit God to enfold me HutchingsResponses ByrdPsalm 41 AttwoodMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Short Service WeelkesAnthem 288 Ein Deutsches Requiem – Wie lieblich sind

deine Wohnungen Brahms


Introit 331 Oculi omnium WoodResponses AylewardPsalm 45 HawesMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Stanford in CAnthem 329 Hail, gladdening light Wood

10 ASH WEDNESDAY5.30 p.m. SUNG EUCHARIST AND IMPOSITION OF ASHES

Kyrie, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMass for five voices Byrd

Introit Miserere mei, Deus Allegri Psalm 51Gradual Miserere mei, DeusOffertory Ne reminiscaris, Domine PhilipsCommunion Qui meditabiturHomilist THE DEAN

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FEBRUARY

11 THURSDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG sung by the choral scholars

Introit Lent Prose v. 1 Hymn 507Responses plainsong and TallisPsalms 56, 59 Tones I, IIIMagnificat secundi toni LassusNunc dimittis primi toni LassusAnthem Lamentations of Jeremiah – Heth Byrd


Introit O große Lieb BachResponses MorleyPsalm 6 CrotchMagnificat primi toni (Anima mea) VictoriaNunc dimittis quarti toni a8 PalestrinaAnthem 48 Tristis est anima mea Lassus


Vigil of Lent I Introit Dein Will’ gescheh’ BachResponses AylewardPsalm 119 vv. 1–16 AtkinsMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Purcell in gAnthem 176 Salvator mundi BlowHymn 67 Forty days and forty nights

6.40 p.m. Recital by KING’S BAROQUE

Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G BWV 1049 BachBrandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D BWV 1050 BachNicholas Bleisch violin Louise Ayrton violinJared Bennett recorder Rowan Douglas recorderJenny Whitby fluteRichard Gowers harpsichordTom Etheridge conductor

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FEBRUARY

14 THE FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMass in G Poulenc

Credo IIntroit Invocabit meGradual Angelis suisOffertory Hymn 308 Thee we adore, O hidden SaviourCommunion Qui biberit aquam (vii)Post Communion Hymn 63

All ye who seek a comfort surePreacher THE CHAPLAIN

3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Hymn 59 (t.238) Now is the healing time decreedResponses SmithPsalm 119 vv. 17–32 HayesGerman Magnificat SchützNunc dimittis octavi toniAnthem Also hat Gott die Welt geliebt SchützHymn 333 All my hope on God is founded


Introit A Child of Our Time – Go down, Moses TippettResponses RadcliffePsalm 76 S WesleyMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Short Service ByrdAnthem Stay with us Holland

16 TUESDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG sung by the choral scholars

Introit Lent Prose v. 2 Hymn 507Responses plainsong and TallisPsalm 80 Tone IVMagnificat BinchoisNunc dimittis anon. 15th centuryAnthem 62 Civitas sancti tui Byrd

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FEBRUARY


Introit Lent Prose v. 3 Hymn 507Responses plainsong and TallisPsalm 88 Tone IIMagnificat tertii toni LassusNunc dimittis quarti toni LassusAnthem Lamentations of Jeremiah – Teth Byrd

18 THURSDAY5.30 p.m. SUNG EUCHARIST sung by the choral scholars

Kyrie, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMissa sine nomine Grandi

Introit Invocabit meGradual Angelis suisOffertory Laboravi in gemitu meo Caldara Psalm 6 v. 6Communion Qui biberit aquam (vii)


Introit Wer hat dich so geschlagen? BachResponses TomkinsPsalm 32 CooperMagnificat and Nunc dimittis in falsibordone AndreasAnthem Herr, gedenke nicht Mendelssohn


Vigil of Lent II Introit Petrus, der nicht denkt zurück BachResponses LeightonPsalm 119 vv. 33–48 FosterMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Rubbra in A flatAnthem I will lift up mine eyes

Bingham (first performance) from Psalm 121Hymn 61 (t.425) O Christ, who art the Light and Day

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FEBRUARY

6.40 p.m. Recital by MOOGAMBO

Free improvisationsJennifer Bliss violin, viola da gamba, flute and voiceBen Comeau piano, harpsichordOliver Parfitt Moog synthesiserGeorge Parfitt percussion

21 THE SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Agnus DeiMass in g Vaughan Williams

Credo IIISanctus, Benedictus

Collegium Regale HowellsIntroit ReminiscereGradual TribulationesOffertory Hymn 382 Jesu, grant me this, I prayCommunion Intellege clamoremPost Communion Hymn 66 (t.414)

Forgive our sins as we forgivePreacher THE DEAN

3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Hymn 73 My God, I love theeResponses ByrdPsalm 119 vv. 49–72 Lloyd, LangdonMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Walmisley in dAnthem 286 Ein Deutsches Requiem – Denn alles Fleisch

BrahmsHymn 70 Lord Jesus, think on me

22 MONDAY5.30 p.m. JESUS WEPT

with King’s VoicesMusic by Gibbons, Walton, Gotham, Tallis and PurcellAddress DR THOMAS DIXON

Reader in History, Queen Mary University of London

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FEBRUARY


Introit Christus, der uns selig macht BachResponses LeightonPsalms 110 Rimbault 111 anon.Magnificat and Nunc dimittis

Watson in EAnthem Timor et tremor Poulenc

24 WEDNESDAY3.25 p.m. EVENSONG

¶ Please noteearlier start

Introit Herr, gedenke nicht MendelssohnResponses ByrdPsalm 119 vv. 1–32 Atkins, HayesGerman Magnificat SchützNunc dimittis quarti toni a8 PalestrinaAnthem 286 Ein Deutsches Requiem – Denn alles Fleisch

Brahms

¶ This service is being broadcast live on BBC Radio Three

25 THURSDAY5.30 p.m. SUNG EUCHARIST sung by the choristers

Kyrie, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMesse basse Fauré

Introit Call to remembranceGradual The sorrows of my heartOffertory Litany to the Holy Spirit HurfordCommunion Consider my meditation

26 FRIDAY5.30 p.m. EVENSONG sung by the choral scholars

Introit Lent Prose v. 4 Hymn 507Responses plainsong and TallisPsalm 38 Tone IMagnificat quarti toni LassusNunc dimittis tertii toni LassusAnthem Lamentations of Jeremiah – Jod Byrd

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FEBRUARY


Vigil of Lent III Introit Durch dein Gefängnis, Gottes Sohn BachResponses SmithPsalm 119 vv. 73–96 Hopkins, GarrettMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Noble in bAnthem Hear my prayer Mendelssohn Psalm 55 vv. 1–6Hymn 76 Take up thy cross, the Saviour said

6.40 p.m. RECITAL

Piano Trio in a RavelStephane Crayton violinRachel Kay celloRichard Gowers piano

28 THE THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT10.30 a.m. MATINS

Hymn 60 (t.76) O kind Creator, bow thine earResponses MorleyPsalms 95 Goss 119 vv. 97–104 HavergalBenedicite Lloyd (chant)Benedictus Great Service ByrdAnthem 157 Let my complaint MorleyHymn 434 Oft in danger, oft in woePreacher THE CHAPLAIN

3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Hymn 379 In the Cross of Christ I gloryResponses TomkinsPsalm 119 vv. 105–120 GarrettMagnificat primi toni a8 PalestrinaNunc dimittis tertii toni VictoriaAnthem 252 Adoramus te, Christe MonteverdiHymn 439 omit vv. 3, 4 Praise to the Holiest in the height

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FEBRUARY/MARCH


Introit 179 Hear my prayer PurcellResponses CryerPsalm 140 WoodcockMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

B Parry in GAnthem A Child of Our Time – Steal away Tippett


Introit In meines Herzens Grunde BachResponses TomkinsPsalms 7 R Cooke 8 Corfe from LawesMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Second Service ByrdAnthem 107 Out of the deep Morley


Introit Lent Prose v. 5 Hymn 507Responses plainsong and TallisPsalm 9 Tone VIMagnificat and Nunc dimittis in falsibordone ByrdAnthem Suscipe quaeso Domine Tallis


Kyrie, Agnus DeiCantus Missae (Mass in E flat) Op. 109 Rheinberger

Sanctus XVIIIIntroit Oculi meiGradual Exsurge Domine, non praevaleatOffertory 284 O Saviour of the world OuseleyCommunion Passer invenit

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MARCH


Introit Er nahm alles wohl in acht BachResponses MorleyPsalm 102 S S Wesley, AtkinsMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Short Service WeelkesAnthem Vinea mea electa Poulenc


Vigil of Lent IV Introit Ach großer König BachResponses TomkinsPsalm 119 vv. 121–144 Coward, Lord MorningtonMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Fifth Service TomkinsAnthem O Lord, in thy wrath Gibbons Psalm 6 vv. 1–3Hymn 77 The God of love my Shepherd is

6.40 p.m. RECITAL

Six Songs from A Shropshire Lad Butterworthand songs by Dennis and Gurney

Toby Ward tenorHugo Herman-Wilson baritoneAdam Hickox piano Richard Gowers piano

6 THE FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT10.30 a.m. SUNG EUCHARIST

Kyrie, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMass in g Vaughan Williams

Credo IIntroit Laetare IerusalemGradual Laetatus sumOffertory Hymn 74 O for a heart to praise my GodCommunion Ierusalem, quae aedificaturPost Communion Hymn 286

From glory to glory advancing, we praise thee, O LordPreacher THE REVD CANON MANDY FORD

Canon Chancellor and Director of Discipleship andMinistry in the Diocese of Southwark

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MARCH

3.30 p.m. EVENSONG

Hymn 64 Be thou my guardian and my guideResponses TomkinsPsalm 119 vv. 145–end Turle, EdwardsMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Weelkes for treblesAnthem Tenebrae factae sunt PoulencHymn 457 The King of love my Shepherd is


Introit Befiehl du deine Wege BachResponses SmithPsalm 36 ParrattMagnificat and Nunc dimittis

Dyson in FAnthem Ave Regina McDowall


Edward King,Bishop of Lincoln,Visitor, d.1910

Introit O hilf, Christe, Gottes Sohn BachResponses AylewardPsalms 42, 43 S Wesley, anon.Magnificat and Nunc dimittis

Third Service ByrdAnthem 316 O hearken thou Elgar


Introit Lord, hear my prayer Dowland from Psalm 143Responses TallisPsalm 49 Tone IVMagnificat Tone INunc dimittis Tone IIAnthem Quemadmodum Taverner

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MARCH


Kyrie, Agnus Dei XVIIISanctus, Benedictus

Cantus Missae (Mass in E flat) Op. 109 RheinbergerIntroit Laetare IerusalemGradual Laetatus sumOffertory 48 Tristis est anima mea PoulencCommunion Ierusalem, quae aedificatur


Introit Ach Herr, laß dein lieb Engelein BachResponses RadcliffePsalms 130 Walford Davies 143 PringMagnificat octavi toni a8 MarenzioNunc dimittis tertii toni VictoriaAnthem Thou art There Holloway

CHORAL SERVICES RESUME ONMAUNDY THURSDAY 24 MARCH

EASTER AT KING’S

21 MONDAY BEFORE EASTER7.30 p.m.until

c.9.30 p.m.

ST JOHN PASSION BachKing’s College ChoirAcademy of Ancient MusicJames Gilchrist EvangelistNeal Davies ChristSophie Bevan sopranoIestyn Davies counter-tenorEd Lyon tenorRoderick Williams bassStephen Cleobury conductor

¶ Booking opens 16 January 2016King’s Visitor Centre Box Office 01223 769340

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MARCH

22 TUESDAY BEFORE EASTER7.30 p.m.until

c.9.30 p.m.

ST JOHN PASSION BachKing’s College ChoirAcademy of Ancient MusicJames Gilchrist EvangelistNeal Davies ChristSophie Bevan sopranoIestyn Davies counter-tenorEd Lyon tenorRoderick Williams bassStephen Cleobury conductor


10.00 p.m.until

c.10.45 p.m.

SUNG COMPLINE

Members of the National Youth Choir of Great BritainBen Parry conductorHomilist THE CHAPLAIN

23 WEDNESDAY BEFORE EASTER7.30 p.m.until

c.9.00 p.m.

CONCERT

Miserere mei ByrdChamber Symphony in c Op. 110a

Shostakovich arr. BarshaiO Jesu Christ, mein’s Lebens Licht BWV 118 BachSeven Last Words from the Cross MacMillanBritten Sinfonia VoicesBritten SinfoniaEamonn Dougan conductor

10.00 p.m.until

c.10.45 p.m.

SUNG COMPLINE

Members of the National Youth Choir of Great BritainBen Parry conductorHomilist THE CHAPLAIN

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MARCH

24 MAUNDY THURSDAY5.00 p.m.until

c.6.10 p.m.

SUNG EUCHARIST AND STRIPPING OF THE ALTAR

Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiCantus Missae (Mass in E flat) Op. 109 Rheinberger

Introit Nos autem gloriariGradual Oculi omniumOffertory 110 Christus factus est BrucknerCommunion Hoc corpusPost Communion Psalm 22 vv. 1–21 Tone IIPreacher THE CHAPLAIN

7.30 p.m.until

c.9.00 p.m.

THE LIVING CROSS

The King’s MenJuliet Stevenson readerStephen Cherry speakerGuy Johnston cello


10.00 p.m.until

c.10.45 p.m.

SUNG COMPLINE

Members of the National Youth Choir of Great BritainBen Parry conductorHomilist THE DEAN

25 GOOD FRIDAY10.30 a.m.until

c.11.40 a.m.

ANTE-COMMUNION AND VENERATION OF THE CROSS

Introit Miserere mei, Deus Allegri Psalm 51Response to the Commandments Great Service ByrdGradual Hymn 92 There is a green hill far awayGospel St John Passion VictoriaAnthems 53 The Reproaches Victoria

165 Crux fidelis King John IV of PortugalClosing Hymn 95 When I survey the wondrous Cross

5.00 p.m.until

c.5.45 p.m.

EVENSONG sung by the choral scholarsIntroit Stabat materResponses plainsongPsalm 40 Tone VIMagnificat and Nunc dimittis in falsibordone ByrdAnthem Lamentations of Jeremiah Byrd

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MARCH

7.30 p.m.until

c.9.15 p.m.

CONCERT

Stabat mater PalestrinaSymphony No. 4 ‘Tragic’ SchubertThe Seven Last Words of our Saviour on the Cross HaydnBBC SingersBBC Concert OrchestraStephen Cleobury conductor

¶ This concert is being broadcast live on BBC Radio Three


26 EASTER EVEN6.30 p.m.until

c.9.15 p.m.

BROCKES PASSION HandelKing’s College ChoirThe Hanover BandAilish Tynan soprano Helen-Jane Howells sopranoNicholas Hariades counter-tenorBen Johnson tenorRoderick Williams baritone Morgan Pease baritoneStephen Cleobury conductor

¶ This concert is being recorded for transmission on 28 Marchby BBC Radio Three


27 EASTER DAY10.30 a.m.until

c.12 noon

SUNG EUCHARIST WITH PROCESSION

Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus DeiMissa brevis in F K 192 Mozart (with strings)

Introit This joyful Eastertide arr. WoodProcessional Hymn 110 Jesus Christ is risen to-dayAlleluia Pascha nostrumOffertory Hymn 104 omit v. 2

At the Lamb’s high feast we singCommunion Pascha nostrumPost Communion Hymn 112 Jesus lives! thy terrors nowPreacher THE DEAN

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MARCH

3.30 p.m.until

c.4.30 p.m.

FESTAL EVENSONG WITH PROCESSION

Introit This joyful Eastertide arr. WoodProcessional Hymn 105 Christ the Lord is risen againResponses TomkinsEaster Anthems WoodwardPsalm 118 vv. 1–2, 14–24 Parratt, S WesleyMagnificat primi toni a8 PalestrinaNunc dimittis quarti toni a8 PalestrinaAnthem 68 Haec dies ByrdHymn 107 Good Christian men, rejoice and sing

CHORAL SERVICES RESUME ONTUESDAY 19 APRIL

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THE REVD DR STEPHEN CHERRY

@StephenCherry1

[email protected]

7Director of Music

DR STEPHEN CLEOBURY

@SJCleobury

[email protected]

7Chaplain

THE REVD ANDREW HAMMOND

@AndrewFrRaphael

[email protected]

7Dean’s Verger

MR IAN GRIFFITHS

[email protected]

7Communications and Recording Officer

MR BENJAMIN SHEEN

@ChoirOfKingsCam

[email protected]

7Assistant Director of Music

MR BEN PARRY

@benparrymusic

[email protected]

7Director of Music’s PA

MS CAROLINE WALKER

[email protected]

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Copies of this booklet are available for sale at the King’sVisitor Centre. Please leave this one for others to use.

Cover image: painting by Jean Bacon from her series‘King’s Chapel Angels’, by kind permission of the artist.

DAILY SAID SERVICES

In addition to our choral services, more intimate acts of worship areoffered each weekday in one of the side chapels. Normally, the Eucharistis celebrated at 12.30 p.m. If there is a Sung Eucharist in the evening,the 12.30 p.m. service that day will be the Office of Readings, at whichwe hear and reflect on passages both from the Bible and from the greatspiritual writers. There will be signage in Chapel each day specifyingwhere these services are being held.

RECORDING

Please note that the use of cameras, recording equipment, video camerasand mobile phones is not permitted in Chapel. Some services and recitalsare recorded each week for webcasts. You can listen to these throughoutthe year on the King’s College website.

SERVICE LIST

Copies of this booklet are available for sale at the King’s Visitor Centre,please leave this one for others to use. Braille and large print servicebooklets are available from the Dean’s Verger for Evensong and SungEucharist services.

CHORAL SERVICES

Services are normally sung by King’s College Choir on Sundays andfrom Tuesdays to Saturdays. Services on Mondays are sung by King’sVoices, the College’s mixed voice choir. Exceptions are listed.

KING’S COLLEGE CHOIR CDS

Choir recordings are available from the King’s College website andfrom the King’s College Visitor Centre during the day. By purchasingthe Choir’s CDs from King’s College, you are directly supporting theactivities of the Chapel and Choir.

CHORISTERS AT KING’S

If you have a son in Years 2, 3 or 4 at school who likes singing andis enthusiastic about music, we encourage you to get in touch withCaroline in the Choir Office, who can tell you about the benefits thatcome with being a chorister, and answer your questions about life inKing’s College Choir and at King’s College School. Please email her [email protected] or telephone 01223 331224.

The next formal auditions for choristerships are on Saturday 23 January2016, but enquiries are welcome all the year round.

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