Music for Easter-2-C (Apr 11) Divine Mercy

Prelude:           Drei Tonstucke fur die Orgel (op 22 no 2) Allegretto: Gade
Introit:           252: Come Ye Faithful Raise The Strain
Kyrie:             Deutsche Messe: Schubert
Gloria:            Deutsche Messe: Schubert
Readings:          552
Psalm:             (Easter-2-C Guimont p 60) Give thanks to the ...
Acclamation:       (Easter-2-C Lassus sheet) You believe in me ...
Intercessions:     115: Lord hear our prayer
Offertory:         328: We Walk By Faith
                   (11) (NCAB p 436) Surgens Jesus: Philips
Sanctus-Mem-Amen:  Deutsche Messe: Schubert
Agnus Dei          Deutsche Messe: Schubert
Communion Hymn:    260: O Sons And Daughters (ignore v2 v3)
                   265: Regina Caeli
Final Hymn:        348: There's A Wideness In God's Mercy
Postlude:          Drei Tonstucke fur die Orgel (op 22 no 1) Moderato: Gade

Music Notes:


Communion (Graduale Romanum Chant): (Jn 20:27) Mitte manum
tuam, et cognosce loca clavorum, alleluia: et noli esse incredulus,
sed fidelis, alleluia, alleluia (Stretch forth you hand, and feel
the place where the nails were, alleluia; and be not doubtful but
believing, alleluia, alleluia).


Peter Philips (c1560–1628), eminent English composer, organist,
Catholic priest exiled to Flanders, was one of the greatest keyboard
virtuosos of his time, and transcribed or arranged several Italian
motets and madrigals by such as Lassus, Palestrina, and Giulio Caccini
for his instruments. Some of his keyboard works are found in the
Fitzwilliam Virginal Book. Philips also wrote many sacred choral works.


Surgens Jesus Dominus noster in medio discipulorum suorum dixit:
"Pax vobis." Alleluia. Gavisi sunt discipuli viso domino. Alleluia.
(Our Risen Lord Jesus in the middle of his disciples said: "Peace
be with you." Alleluia. The disciples were glad to see the Lord.
Alleluia.)


Niels Wilhem Gade (1817-1890) was born in Copenhagen Denmark; in Leipzig
(1843-48) was Gewandhaus conductor; in Copenhagen (1848-) was organist,
Musik-Verein conductor, court conductor. Among his 19 organ pieces is
"Drei Tonstucke fur die Orgel (1851, Opus 22)".