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10:30pm - Epiphany Pageant/Holy Eucharist
Cathedral Choir
| Prelude | Max Drischner
(1891-1971) |
Chorale
Prelude on
"How Brightly Shines The Morning Star" |
| Introit | Everett Titcomb
(1885-1968) |
We have seen
his star
(Carl Fischer CM438) |
| Hymn | tune: Adeste Fidelis | #83 "O come, all ye faithful" |
| Carol | arr Edgar Pettman | The angel Gabriel
from heaven came
Lisa McKenna, soprano Richard McKenna, recorder |
| Youth Choir | tune: Greensleeves | #115 "What child is this" |
| Hymn | tune: Personent Hodie | #92 "On this day earth shall ring" |
| Hymn | tune: Go Tell It On The Mountain | #99 "Go tell it on the mountain" |
| Hymn | tune: Dix | #119 "As with gladness men of old" |
| Youth Choir | Anonymous | The friendly beasts |
| Hymn | tune: Three Kings Of Orient | #128 "We three kings of Orient are"
Michael Miller, Ron Hafner, and Noel Perry, psudo-kings |
| Offering | Healey Willan
(1880-1968) |
From the
eastern mountains
(Gordon V Thompson G-5011) |
| Sanctus | Richard Proulx
(b 1937) |
#S125 (from "A Community Mass") |
| Acclamation | adapted Bruce E Ford
(b 1947) |
#S366 |
| Fraction | adapted Mason Martens
(b 1933) |
#S152 |
| Communion | tune: Cranham | #112 "In the bleak mid-winter" |
| Communion | tune: Houston | #490 "I want to walk as a child of the light" |
| Communion | tune: Andujar | #104 "A stable lamp is lighted" |
| Hymn | tune: Morning Star | #117 "Brightest and best" |
| Postlude | S Drummond Wolff | Procession for "The Three Kings" |
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