Canticles, Chants & Vespers
These are special tunes or chants for certain psalms and canticles used for Lauds and Vespers.
Sunday Evening Prayer I - Canticle: Phil
Sunday Morning Prayer - Weeks 1 & 3 - Canticle: Dan
Notes:
* For this Canticle, there are 4 lines of different tunes.
* For some verses, there are only 2 lines. For such 2 lines, Line 1 and
Line 4 tune is used.
* In one of the verses, you would see the + symbol. There are 2 ways
* In one of the verses, you would see the + symbol. There are 2 ways
to chant this verse, as you will soon discover in the video.
* The Glory Be is already included in this Canticle. Thus, you need
* The Glory Be is already included in this Canticle. Thus, you need
not sing another Glory Be.
Sunday Morning Prayer - Weeks 1 & 3 - Canticle: Dan - Alternative tune
Sunday Morning Prayer - Weeks 1 & 3 - Canticle: Dan - Alternative tune
This alternative tune is not suitable for Lent. For other liturgical seasons, especially during Easter, this alternative tune could be used.
Sunday Evening Prayer II - Psalm 109(110) Ver. 1
This version is commonly used in College General Penang.
Sunday Evening Prayer II - Psalm 109(110) Ver. 2
This version is commonly used in SFX Major Seminary Singapore
Sunday Evening Prayer II - Canticle Rev
Used for most other Liturgical seasons outside Lent
Sunday Evening Prayer II - Canticle 1 Pet - Used during Lent
Monday Evening Prayer - Canticle Eph
Tuesday Evening Prayer - Canticle Rev
Wednesday Evening Prayer - Canticle Col
This chant is a version of 4 line chant.
The first verse has only 2 lines, so we use line 1 and line 4 of the chant.
For other verses, the 4 line chant applies.
Friday Morning Prayer - Psalm 50
Psalm 50, the first psalm for Friday lauds, is the same regardless which
week of the psalter you are in (in other words, Week 1, 2, 3, 4 all the same). The tune
can be found in the older hymnal: Sing Your Praise to God, under K (K for
Kenya) section: K7 and the tune was composed by Joseph Gelineau.
Friday Evening Prayer - Canticle Rev
