Dear all
Here is what I believe to be the order for Saturday morning. Please note the hymns have changed from those initially advised. Praise to the Holiest will be sung first and to Richmond, Cornerstone will be the Offertory Hymn. The final hymn has also changed. I’ll have copies available for those that need.
Saturday 11th October, 11.30 am, Truro Cathedral.
Robed where possible. Rehearsal from 10.00.
Please do not enter the Cathedral until 9.50 (unless you are joining morning prayer at 9.30.) Go straight to the Chapter House where we will line up in procession to enter the Cathedral. This year all robing is in the Chapter House. We will return to the Chapter House at 11.00 to take a short break, (bring your own drink/snack for that moment) before assembling there and leading the procession down the North Aisle. There is a wedding following the service, refreshments will be served in the Chapter House but it may be necessary to leave the building afterwards via the four steps of the fire escape route.
Introit: O Come Ye Servants of the Lord Tye (sung from the West End)
Processional Hymn: Praise to the Holiest (Richmond) 1U, 2-6H, 7U
Kyries said.
Gloria setting: Mass of St Thomas, David Lloyd
Gradual Anthem: The Secret of Christ R Shephard (p448) solo: Luke
Gospel response said.
Offertory Hymn: Cornerstone Lloyd Larson version, voice parts as indicated.
Preface said
Sanctus and Benedictus sung, David Lloyd p9 (old edition p8)
Acclamations and amen said
Agnus sung, Lloyd p15 (p11)
During the administration of communion:
Spirit of the Lord Come Down J Harper
Have you heard God’s Voice? F Chatfield v1 and coda all upper voices
Come Down O Love divine W Harris (p94) Sops may choose melody or descant at the end.
Final hymn: O for a Thousand Tongues Lyngham 1U, 2-4H, 5U all refrains H.
Post-service, the choir will be last in the exiting procession. Most of the procession will head out the West Door for photos etc., we will remain inside, loop round to the right and return to the Chapter House via the North Aisle for a final prayer.
Gareth and Music 