Easter
This is the Day which was Made by the Lord
Easter Sunday, Easter Octave, 2nd Sunday of Easter (a.k.a. Low Sunday) - Lauds & Vespers
In place of the short responsory
Easter Sunday
Morning Prayer - Bring, all ye dear-bought nations, bring
Eastertide I
Hymn #25 - Christ the Lord is risen again!
Hymn #26 - Easter Glory Fills the Sky!
Hymn #27 - Alleluia, Sing to Jesus
Hymn #28 - At the Lamb's high feast we sing
Hymn #28 has 2 versions.
Version 1 uses the tune from the hymn "Songs of Thankfulness and Praise."
Hymn #28 - At the Lamb's high feast we sing
This version of Hymn #28 uses the tune: Salzburg.
Hymn #29 - Proclaim his triumph, heav'n and earth
Hymn #29 has 3 versions.
Version 1 uses the tune from the hymn "Now That The Daylight Fills The Sky."
Version 2 uses the tune from the hymn "Come, O Creator Spirit, Come."
Version 3 uses the tune from the hymn "All People That On Earth Do Well."
Hymn #29 - Proclaim his triumph, heav'n and earth
This version of Hymn #29 uses the tune: Eisenath.
Hymn #30 - Come ye Faithful, raise the strain
Hymn #30 uses the tune from the hymn "Easter Glory Fills The Sky."
Hymn #30 - Come ye Faithful, raise the strain
This version of Hymn #30 uses the tune: ST. KEVIN (Sullivan).
Hymn #31 - Battle is o'er, hell's armies flee
Ascension of the Lord
Evening Prayer - The Lord goes up with shouts of joy
Hymn has 3 versions.
Version 1 uses the tune from the hymn "Now That The Daylight Fills The Sky."
Version 2 uses the tune from the hymn "Come, O Creator Spirit, Come."
Version 3 uses the tune from the hymn "All People That On Earth Do Well."
Evening Prayer - The Lord goes up with shouts of joy
Hymn uses the tune: Duke Street
Morning Prayer - Sower and seed of man's reprieving
Morning Prayer - Sower and seed of man's reprieving
Metre: 98.98.
Music inspired from ancient Rome music, composed by Fr. Andrew Kooi.
Music inspired from ancient Rome music, composed by Fr. Andrew Kooi.
Eastertide II
Hymn #32 - Come, Holy Ghost, Creator, come
Hymn #33 - Come, O Creator, Spirit blest
Hymn #33 has 3 versions.
Version 1 uses the tune from the hymn "Now That The Daylight Fills The Sky."
Version 2 uses the tune from the hymn "Come, O Creator Spirit, Come."
Version 3 uses the tune from the hymn "All People That On Earth Do Well."
Hymn #33 - Come, O Creator, Spirit blest
Tune: Lambillotte
Metre: LM
Metre: LM
Hymn #34 - Spirit of God, on the waste and the darkness
Tune: Morning Star (Harding)
Metre: 11.10.11.10.
Metre: 11.10.11.10.
Hymn #34 - Spirit of God, on the waste and the darkness
Tune: Liebster Immanuel
Eastertide II - Hymn 35 "Come down, O Love Divine" which has the metre 66.11.D, has not been included here.
The original tune for this hymn is not so easy to sing, and may require support from a choir that can read music notation, and no other alternative hymn tune has been found so far.
Also, the metre 66.11.D is found only in this hymn. As tbere are other hymns that are easier to learn, do consider using the other hymns instead.
Hymn #36 - Love of the Father, Love of God the Son
Tune: Anima Christi (Maher)
Hymn #36 - Love of the Father, Love of God the Son
Tune: Lorenzo Dobici
Pentecost
Evening Prayer - hymn #32 or #33 from the appendix is suggested. Refer to hymn #32 or #33 of Eastertide II.
Morning Prayer - A mighty wind invades the world
Hymn has 2 versions.
Version 1 uses the tune from the hymn "The Father's Glory, Christ our ."
Version 2 uses the tune from the hymn "All People That On Earth Do Well."
Morning Prayer - A mighty wind invades the world
This Pentecost Morning Prayer hymn uses the tune from the hymn "Tallis' Canon"
Morning Prayer - A mighty wind invades the world
This Pentecost Morning Prayer hymn uses the tune "Herongate"
