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Second Sunday of Lent, Year C

Music for 11:00 AM Mass, St. Ignatius Loyola Church, Hicksville, N.Y.

Organ Prelude: Chorale Prelude: Adagio (Bridge)
Opening: Lord, Who Throughout These Forty Days, vv. 1-5 (ST. FLAVIAN)
Kyrie: Music for Celebration (Hurd, D.)
Collect chanted
Psalm: Alstott/Tone 2d
Gospel Acclamation: Proulx
Offertory Motet: Hide not thou thy face from us (Farrant) [ pdf | mid ]
Preface Dialogue and Preface: chanted
Sanctus: New Plainsong Mass (Hurd, D.)
Mysterium Fidei chanted
Anamnesis D: Congregational Mass (Lee)
Per ipsum chanted
Amen: New Plainsong Mass (Hurd, D.)
Lord’s Prayer and embolism: Sacramentary
Agnus Dei: New Plainsong Mass (Hurd, D.)
Communion: Amazing Grace, vv. 1-4, 7 (NEW BRITAIN)
Motet: “He watching over Israel” (Mendelssohn) [ pdf ]
Offertory: Led by the Spirit, vv. 1-2, 4 (KINGSFOLD/Hurd, B.)
Postlude: Fugue in G minor (Bach, J. S./Krebs)

Posted 03.07.2004
by Aristotle Esguerra
3 comments.
Filed under: 1970 Missal; Liturgical Music in Practice.

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3 Comments

Organ Preludes and Postludes during Lent? Have you seen GIRM paragraph 313?

[I have, someone else either has not or has chosen to ignore it. -A.A.E.]


John Schultz
03.12.2004 @ 2:39 pm #

There are plenty of appropriate preludes/postludes that can be used duirng Lent. The selections used as well as the hymns were very dignified.


markt
03.25.2004 @ 5:52 pm #

Markt

The issue is that one is not allowed to play purely instrumental music (as opposed to supporting singing) during Lent, with a couple of exceptions.


liam
03.27.2004 @ 3:38 am #

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