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St Mary’s & St Peter’sNottingham

January - April2012

Adoration of the Magi - 15th century alabaster

Clergy

the reverend christopher harrisonthe reverend stephen morristhe reverend chrissie little

the reverend dr richard daveythe reverend rachel shock

Directors of Music

john keys (st mary’s)stmarysmusic@innotts.co.uk

peter siepmann (st peter’s)peter.siepmann@nottinghamchurches.org

The Parish Office

St Peter’s Centre, St Peter’s Square, Nottingham, NG1 2NWE-mail: office@nottinghamchurches.org

Tel. 0115 948 3658

The office is open from Tuesday to Friday, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.www.nottinghamchurches.org

Said ServicesSunday 8.15 a.m. at St Peter’s Holy Communion

Monday 1.15 p.m. at St Peter’s Meditation

Tuesday 10.00 a.m. at All Saints’ Holy Communion 1.15 p.m. at St Peter’s Lunchtime Service

Wednesday 8.00 a.m. at St Mary’s Holy Communion 9.00 a.m. at All Saints’ Morning Prayer

Thursday 9.00 a.m. at All Saints’ Morning Prayer

11.00 a.m. at St Peter’s Holy Communion

1.15 p.m. at St Mary’s Holy Communion

Friday 9.00 a.m. at All Saints’ Morning Prayer[2]

St Mary’s is the oldest parish in Nottingham. It is mentioned in the Domesday Book and is believed to originate in Saxon times. The main body of the present building (at least the third on the site) dates from the

end of the reign of Edward III (1377) to that of Henry VII (1485-1509). The entire nave was finished before 1475 and is notable for its uniformity of style.

St Mary’s ministers to many different groups; in addition to its civic status it is the University Church for the University of Nottingham and several

schools and organizations hold annual services there. In recent years St Mary’s has become the venue for a wide range of concerts and public performances. The Anglican Choral Tradition is held in great esteem - a combination of fine local singers and Choral Scholars allows the Choir to maintain the highest standard at all sung services.

St Peter’s, alongside St Mary’s and St Nicholas’, is one of the three ancient parishes of Nottingham, established originally in the eleventh century as part of the development associated with the building of the Norman castle

in 1088. The present building, begun in 1187, is reputedly the oldest building in Nottingham that has been continually used since its original construction. Although not much remains visible of the original 12th Century building, there are signs of its development through virtually all 800 years of its existence.

St Peter’s, like St Mary’s, has maintained a lively but essentially traditional liturgical life as part of its seven day ministry at the heart of the city centre,

and is proud of its all-age choir, which continues to lead Sunday services through-out the year. There is a variety of forms of service offered at St Peter’s, with the Eucharist at its heart, including both modern and traditional language liturgies and a monthly service using the music of the Taizé community.

The Churches are fitted with a hearing induction loop for those who are hearing impaired. Simply switch your hearing aid to the T position.

The use of cameras, recording equipment, video camerasand mobile telephones is not permitted during services.

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8 Kept as 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistEpiphany (the choir sings at Durham Cathedral

today)Setting PartingtonHymns 49, 52 (omit *), 53 (omit *), 51

15 The 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistSecond Mass of St Thomas ThorneSunday of Psalm 139.1-5,12-18Epiphany Like as the hart Howells

Hymns 198, 263(i), 274, 458

6.30 p.m. taizé Worship (No Choir)

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The Choir is on holiday until 8 January

8 The 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistFirst Byrd Mass in Three PartsSunday O sacrum convivium Andrea Gabrieliafter Hymns 47(ii), NEH58, 266, 54Epiphany

6.30 p.m. An epiphany ProcessionSee Order of Service

11 Wednesday 6.15 p.m. evensongResponses Smith Psalm 47Gibbons The Short ServiceOmnes de Saba HandlHymn 45

15 The 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistSecond Palestrina Missa ‘Papae marcelli’Sunday Tantum ergo Palestrinaafter Hymns 224, 298, 256, 49Epiphany

6.30 p.m. evensong & SermonResponses Byrd Psalm 96Murrill in ESee, see the Word is incarnate GibbonsHymns 120 Pt2, 50, 327 vv.1, 2 & 5

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19 Thursday 1.15pm Organ recitalHilary Punnett (Southwell Minster)

22 The 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharist Third Mass of St Thomas ThorneSunday Psalm 128of O sacrum convivium TallisEpiphany Hymns 140(i), 115, 257 (Pt I), 139

6.30 p.m. ComplinePsalm 91Nunc dimittis VictoriaKyrie RheinbergerAbendlied RheinbergerHymns 367, 7

29 Kept as 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistCandlemas When to the temple Eccard

Psalm 24Missa Brevis PalestrinaNunc dimittis Holst

Hymns 314 (omit *), 262, 453, 33

31 Tuesday 5.30pm Licensingof the Rev’d Rachel Shockas Nottingham Workplace ChaplainSee service sheet

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18 Wednesday 6.15 p.m. evensongResponses Leighton Psalm 97Noble in bHail gladdening light WoodHymn 47 (t.NEH192)

22 The 10.45 a.m. Legal Service - See Order of ServiceThird

Sunday 6.30 p.m. Sung eucharistafter Victoria Missa ‘O magnum mysterium’ Epiphany O magnum mysterium Victoria

Hymns 197, 181, 263(ii), 193 (i)

25 The 6.15 p.m. evensongConversion Responses Rose Psalm 119 vv.41-56of Byrd The Short ServiceSt Paul Ecce sacerdos magnus Elgar(Wednesday) Hymn 313

29 the 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistFourth Guerrero Missa de la batalla escoutez

Sunday Panis angelicus Villetteafter Hymns 161,118 , NEH490, 235 (omit*)Epiphany

6.30 p.m. evensongResponses Leighton Psalm 34Wood in F (Collegium Regale)Oculi omnium WoodHymns 94, 151, 122

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4 Saturday 11.00 a.m. Coffee break ConcertNottingham Baroque Soloists

5 Accession 10.45 a.m. MatinsResponses Clucas Psalm 121Te Deum in C StanfordI was glad ParryHymns 100, 233, 192, 293 (v.1)

6.30 p.m. Holy Communion with prayers for healing (No Choir)

Hymns CP455, 477, CP346 (t.AMNS138)

11 Saturday 11.00 a.m. Coffee break Concert Martin Jacoby piano

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1 Eve of 6.30 p.m. evensongThe Responses Byrd Psalm 118Presentation of Palestrina Magnificat @ 8Christ in the Howells Nunc DimittisTemple Ave, Regina cælorum Casulano(Wednesday) Hymn 314

2 Thursday 7.30 p.m. Patronal festival eucharist Lassus Missa Bell’ Amfitrit’ altera When Mary to the temple went Eccard Mater Christi Taverner Hymns 332, NEH44, 310, 172 (i)

5 Septuagesima 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistLassus Missa ad imitationem modum ‘Vinum bonum’Simile est regnum GuerreroHymns 4, NEH340 (i), 101, 199

Eve of 6.30 p.m. evensong & Sermonthe The National AnthemAccession Responses Gibbons Psalms 20 & 101of Queen Byrd The Short ServiceElizabeth II Behold, O God our defender Howells1952 Coronation Te Deum Walton

Hymns 100, 296, 203(i)

8 Wednesday 6.15 p.m. evensongResponses Tomkins Psalm 119Tomkins The Second Service vv.33-40Almighty God, the fountain of allwisdom TomkinsHymn 251 (omit*)

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12 The 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistSecond Kyrie & Agnus Dei (Missa Brevis) LottiSunday Psalm 104.26-37Before O nata lux TallisLent Hymns 117(ii), 266, 238, 199

6.30 p.m. evensongResponses Clucas Psalm 65Stanford in ABeati quorum via StanfordHymns 493 (ii), 11(i)

16 Thursday 1.15 p.m. Organ recitalLee Rooke (St Peter’s, Nottingham)

18 Saturday 11.00 a.m. Coffee break Concert The Band of the Royal Air ForceRegiment

19 The 10.30am Sung eucharistSunday (At All Saints’, Raleigh Street)next Missa Collegium Regale Howellsbefore My eyes for beauty pine HowellsLent

10.45am Sung Eucharist at St Peter’s (no choir)Setting PartingtonHymns 4, 431, 261, 343

6.30 p.m. taizé Worship (No Choir)[10]

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10 Friday 7.00 p.m. - Nottingham Light Night11.00 p.m. music by the Choir of St Mary’s and

Harlequin Chamber Choir

12 Sexagesima 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistHassler Missa Sine NomineO sacrum convivium Tallis

Hymns 1 pt.1 & Dox., 106, 117 (i), 149

6.30 p.m. evensong & SermonResponses Rose Psalm 65Dyson in FO Lorde, the maker of al thing JoubertHymns 212 (i), 195, 10

15 Wednesday 6.15 p.m. evensongResponses Gibbons & Barnard Psalm 59Gibbons The Second ServiceNe reminiscaris PhilipsHymn 197

19 Quinquagesima 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistKodály Missa BrevisHymns 4, CH130, 131, 194

6.30 p.m. evensong & SermonResponses Stewart Psalm 2Stanford in CBlessed be the God and Father S.S. WesleyHymns 97 (i), 126, 159

8 p.m. Winterreise SchubertBozidar Smiljanic bass-baritoneJohn Keys piano

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22 Ash 7.30 p.m. Sung eucharist with impositionWednesday of ashes

Kyrie (Missa Brevis) PalestrinaThe Lent ProseMiserere mei AllegriHymns 123(ii), 129(ii), 135, 56

25 Saturday 11.00 a.m. Coffee break Concert Mirabilé Ladies Ensemble

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22 Ash 7.30 p.m. Sung eucharist withWednesday Imposition of Ashes

Miserere mei ByrdPalestrina Missa BrevisEmendemus in melius ByrdHymns NEH62, 254 (i), 56

25 Saturday 7.30 p.m. The Dream of Gerontius elgarKeith Halliday tenor,Elizabeth Meister sopranoWilliam Burn andMatthew Jordan bass-baritoneThe Choirs of St Barnabas Cathedral and St Mary’sThe Orchestra of the RestorationTickets: £15, £12, £5 (Concessions available). Student Standby £3 at the door. Unreserved seating.Box Office: Classical CD, 10 Goose Gate, Nottingham, NG1 1FFTel. 0115 9483832

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St Peter’SMArCH26 Lent i 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharist

Setting Merbecke Psalm 25.1-9In iejunio et fletu TallisHymns 224, 246(i), 252(i) (Pt I), 56

6.30pm ComplineHear my prayer PurcellPsalm 4Nunc dimittis tone viiiKyrie Mass XIMy prayer ChilcottHymns 235, 10

MArCH

4 Lent ii 10.45 a.m. MatinsResponses LeightonPsalm 22.23-31Benedicite Tonus PeregrinusSolus ad victimam LeightonHymns 2, 237, 148 (omit*)

6.30pm Holy Communion with prayers for healing (No Choir)

Hymns 148 (omit *), CP322,CP349 (t.Wareham)

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26 Lent i 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistByrd Mass in Four PartsMiserere mei ByrdDein Will gescheh, Herr Gott, zugleichJ.S. BachHymns 56, 123 (ii), 259, 224

6.30 p.m. evensong & SermonResponses PlainchantPsalm 51 (Allegri)Tallis The Short ServiceNe reminiscaris PhilipsHymns 138, 57 (i), 65

29 Wednesday 6.15 p.m. evensongResponses Gibbons & Barnard Psalm 28Purcell in gLord, how long wilt thou be angry? PurcellHymn 150

MArCH

4 Lent ii 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistVictoria Missa “Salve”Salve regina LassusHymns 219, NEH400 (t.311), 264, 220 (i)

6.30 p.m. evensong & SermonResponses Shepherd Psalm 135Ireland in F vv.1-14Lamentations BairstowHymns 237, 236, 227

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11 Lent iii 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistKyrie & Agnus Dei Darke in FPsalm 19Teach me, O Lord AttwoodHymns 367, 260(ii), 128, 336

6.30pm evensongResponses Rose Psalms 11, 12Noble in bO Lord, increase our faith LoosemoreHymns 120 (Pt I), 122, 16

15 Thursday 1.15pm Organ recitalAndrew Teague(formerly of Bradford Cathedral and St Peter’s, Nottingham)

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7 Wednesday 6.15 p.m. evensongResponses Ebdon Psalm 3 Weelkes The Short ServiceRuht wohl J.S. BachHymn 177

11 Lent iii 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistWidor Messe SolennelleHerr, unser Herrscher J.S. Bach J.S. BachHymns 113, 231, 265, 214 (ii)

6.30 p.m. evensong & SermonResponses Leighton Psalms 11 & 12Brewer in DAnd the children of Israel sighedHandelHymns 209, 483, 135

14 Wednesday 6.15 p.m. evensongResponses Plainchant Psalm 39Hunt The Short ServiceLocutus sum in lingua mea Phillippe RogierHymn 405

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18 Mothering 10.30 a.m. Sung eucharistSunday (At All Saints’, Raleight Street)

Missa “O Quam Gloriosum” VictoriaSalve Regina (1576) Victoria

10.45am Sung Eucharist at St Peter’s (no choir)Setting PartingtonHymns 104, 360 (omit *),394 (t. Slane), 407

6.30pm taizé Worship (No Choir)

25 Lent v 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistKyrie Darke in ePsalm 119.9-16Christus factus est BrucknerHymns 72 (omit *), 235, 59(i) (Pt I), 63 (omit *

6.30pm ComplinePsalm 31.1-6Nunc dimittis tone viiiKyrie Mass XILo, the full final sacrifice FinziHymns 138(ii), 66

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18 Lent iv 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistHaydn Missa Brevis in FChristus, der uns selig macht J.S. BachO taste and see Vaughan WilliamsHymns 162, 520, 170(ii), 471

6.30 p.m. evensong & SermonResponses Stewart Psalms 13 & 14Howells The St Paul’s ServiceGeistliches-Lied BrahmsHymns 110, 124, 394 (t.395)

21 Wednesday 6.15 p.m. evensongResponses Byrd Psalm 52John Farrant The Short ServiceCall to remembrance Richard FarrantHymn 64

25 Passion 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistSunday Vierne Messe solennelle

Crucifixus LottiHymns 59 Pt1 & Dox. (ii), CH129, 63, 58 (ii)

Eve of 6.30 p.m. evensong & Sermonthe Responses Stewart Psalm 30Annunciation Stanford in G

Ave Virgo sanctissima GuerreroHymns 360, 309, CH156

28 Wednesday 6.15 p.m. evensongResponses plainchant Psalm 62Blow Dorian ServiceSalvator mundi BlowHymn 56

1 Palm 10.45 a.m. Liturgy of the Palms and Sunday Sung eucharist

Hosanna to the son of David WeelkesPsalm 31.9-16Setting MerbeckeChristus factus est AnerioCrux fidelis John IV of PortugalHymns 60, 68, 254(i), 67

6.30 p.m. Holy Communion with prayers for healing (No Choir)

Hymns 67, 237, 403

5 Maundy 7.30 p.m. Sung eucharist & VigilThursday Kyrie & Agnus Dei (Collegium Regale)

HowellsPsalm 116.1,10-17Ubi caritas BriggsPsalm 88Hymns CP301, CP318, CP322

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The Last Supper (1495–1498) - Leonardo da Vinci

1 Palm 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistSunday Byrd Mass in Five Parts

The Passion of Our Lord accordingto St Matthew VictoriaDrop, drop slow tears GibbonsHymns 60, 61 (ii), 64, 260 (i), 261

6.30 p.m. evensong & SermonResponses Leighton Psalm 69 vv.1-20Walmisley in d Hosanna to the Son of David WeelkesHymns 58 (ii), 57 (i), 117 (t.Billing)

5 Maundy 7.30 p.m. Thanksgiving for the InstitutionThursday of the Lord’s Supper

Christus factus est AnerioByrd Mass in Four PartsHymns CH130, 254 (i), 257 Pt2Psalm 22

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Crucifix (1320-25) - Giotto Di Bondone

6 Good 12 p.m. The Three Hours (no Choir)Friday See order of service

8 Easter 5.30 a.m. easter Vigil and Dawn eucharistDay Mass of St Thomas Thorne

Hymns 80, 74 (omit *), 428

10.45 a.m. Sung eucharist This joyful Eastertide WoodPsalm 118.1-2,14-24Agnus Dei (Mass for four voices) ByrdHaec dies ByrdHymns 78(i), 75, 83, 77

6.30pm festal evensongHaec dies Byrd Responses ClucasCollegium Regale HowellsYe choirs of new Jerusalem StanfordHymns 82, 402, 13

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Le Christ en Croix, la Vierge, la Madeleine, saint Jean et saint François de Paule - Nicolas Tournier

6 Good 7.00 p.m. J.S. bach St John Passion bwv 244Friday (sung in German)

Nicholas Drew EvangelistPaul Suter ChristusSt Mary’s Choir,Paradiso

8 Easter Day 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistPalestrina Missa BrevisHaec dies ByrdHymns 79, 77, 81, 75

6.30 p.m. evensong & SermonResponses Rose Psalms 66 vv.1-11Stanford in CYe choirs of new Jerusalem StanfordHymns 73, 76, 82

The Choir is on Holiday until Aril 22

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Adoration of the Lamb - Hubert van Eyck

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15 Easter ii 10.30 a.m. Sung eucharist(At All Saints’, Raleight Street)Sanctus & Agnus Dei (Missa Brevis) WoodIf we believe Goss

10.45am Sung Eucharist at St Peter’s (no choir)Setting PartingtonHymns 329 (Pt III + Dox), 80, 263(i), 73

6.30 p.m. taizé Worship (No Choir)

19 Thursday 1.15pm Organ recital

22 Easter iii 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistKyrie & Agnus Dei Sumsion in FPsalm 4O sons and daughters StanfordHymns 147, 172, 86 (omit v.6), 84

6.30pm ComplinePsalm 134 Nunc dimittis MorleyKyrie (Mass for four voices) ByrdThy word is a lantern PurcellHymns 145, 9

15 The First 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistSunday White in E & Merbeckeafter Hymns 84, 329 Pt3 & Dox., 263, 428

Easter6.30 p.m. evensong & Sermon

Responses Ferial Canticles to chantHymns 80, 125 (i), 83

22 The Second 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistSunday Palestrina Missa ‘Regina Cœliafter Surrexit pastor bonus LhéritierEaster Hymns 83, NEH121, 256, 416

6.30 p.m. evensong & SermonResponses Ayleward Psalm 142Daniel Purcell in eO God, thou art my God PurcellHymns 76, 234, 74 (vv.1-3,8,9)

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29 Easter IV 10.45am Sung eucharistKyrie & Agnus Dei (Missa Brevis) LottiPsalm 23Jubilate Deo GabrieliHymns 332 (Pt II + Dox), 265, 240, 192

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25 Mark 6.15 p.m. evensongThe Responses Byrd Psalm 67Evangelist Gibbons The Short Service(Wednesday) Deus, qui beatum Marcum

Andrea GabrieliHymns NEH163 300

29 The Third 10.45 a.m. Sung eucharistSunday Mendelssohn Missa Brevisafter Tantum ergo DurufléEaster Hymns 110, 473, 262, 85

6.30 p.m. evensong & SermonResponses Rose Psalm 81 vv.1-16 Stanford in BEvening Hymn Balfour-GardinerHymns 107, 128, 121 (omit*)

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