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Easter Sunday

Music for Mass

Gathering Hymn: Morning Hymn (Haas)
Opening: Christ, the Lord, Is Risen Today (LLANFAIR)
Gloria: Mass of Light (Haas)
Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 118 (Haugen)
Sequence: Tone 1, English adaptation (VICTIMAE PASCHALI LAUDES)
Alleluia Psalm: Psalm 118 (Haas)
Sprinkling Rite: Fontes et omnia—English adaptation (By Flowing Waters)
Offertory: Psalm 66: “All you nations, sing out your joy to the Lord, alleluia, alleluia” (Deiss)
Preface: Sacramentary chant, English
Sanctus, Anamnesis A, Amen, Agnus Dei: Mass of Creation (Haugen)
Communion: Psalm 116: The Name of God (Haas); Psalm 105: “Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia” (By Flowing Waters); Psalm 34: O Taste and See (Haugen)
Closing: Jesus Is Risen (LASST UNS ERFREUEN)

Posted 04.20.2003
by Aristotle Esguerra
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Filed under: 1970 Missal; Liturgical Music in Practice.

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3 Comments

Wow, look at all those Haugen and Haas songs. You’ve got my sympathy!

Happy Easter anyway :-)


Jeanetta
04.20.2003 @ 7:54 pm #

Yes, but was he forced to do a Joncas psalm, the way OUR choir was?

He got off lightly!

(And, no doubt thanks to him, his congregation heard the sequence sung, which notion, when our pastor asked for it, our choir director sabotaged.)


Geraldine
04.20.2003 @ 10:48 pm #

The Joncas setting of “Our Blessing Cup” (which is a mix of Ps. 116, Ps. 34 and one of the Corinthian epistles) was nixed for Good Friday because one of the more talented student cantors flatly refused to sing such a difficult setting.

The Deiss met with some resistance at music selection (too staid?), but passed muster. (With brass, bassoon, and flute support, it’s anything but staid, BTW).

The Easter Sequence is actually looked on as standard practice here (in English, of course), but this year the choir hummed on the tonic and the 5th throughout the Sequence while the cantor sang the melody solo. Simple yet haunting technique, especially if you have a true bass (we don’t). For the other chants, the choir droned on the verses ad libitum.


Aristotle A. Esguerra
04.21.2003 @ 1:16 pm #

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