Which Mass setting, which service music, will your community use during Advent? Share your response in the comments below!
Poll: Which service music (Mass) setting will your community use during Advent?
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25 responses to “Poll: Which service music (Mass) setting will your community use during Advent?”
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Mass XVII
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Mass XVII
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Missa Simplex, with Agnus Dei Latin Chant.
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Roman missal chant.
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Kyrie (and Glory to God when called for) – Psallite Mass by Joncas.
Advent Alleluia – Joncas
Eucharistic Prayer Acclamations: Storrington Mass – Haugen
Lamb of God: Psallite Mass – JoncasSame for Christmas except the Christmastime Alleluia by Chepponis is used.
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Celtic Mass – Walker.
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Proulx: Missa Simplex
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Kyrie from The Glendalough Mass (Liam Lawton)
Alleluia based on Veni Emmanuel (Stephen Pishner)
Eucharistic Prayer Acclamations based on Land of Rest (Marcia Pruner)
The Lord’s Prayer (Steven Warner)
Lamb of God (Ralph Stewart)-
Hello Father Tom. This is Linda Evans from St Cyril. I hope this is you. How are you. Miss you. Hope all is well. BTW. You will always be Father Tom.
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Proulx: Missa Emmanuel
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Missa Emmanuel. Angus dei. Psallitte. Advent alleluia
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Mass XVII
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Kyrie: Mass of Remembrance
Advent / Christmas Alleluia – Haas
Sanctus, Mystery of Faith, Amen, Agnus Dei: Mass of Creation -
Missa Emmanuel Proulx
Angus Dei Chant -
Mass of Christ the Savior -Schutte
Alleluia – Agrisano -
Taking our cue from the readings, we will have an overall theme of joyful anticipation.
Our custom is that Mass settings rotate every Sunday or two, which both the musicians and the assembly appreciate. We will be using at least three of these during Advent and all four by the end of Christmastime:
– Mass of a Joyful Heart, Steve Angrisano
– Mass of Joy and Peace, Tony Alonso
– Mass of St. Ann, Ed Bolduc
– Mass for a New World, David HaasAlleluia – “Song Of Waiting” by Greg Pierson (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqgSjLt2aVk)
(For copyright/permission information, go to (https://pierson-youngproject.com/)-
This is my husband’s last post on the internet, I think. He went home to be with our Lord on January 11, 2019. He had no idea I don’t think that his leukemia was fully back after two stem cell transplants. He sounded so hopeful about Advent and Christmas, but that’s what made him one of the best leaders of the Worship Team at our church. Our church is forever changed without his wisdom, knowledge, and love of God in everyone he met. What a great, great loss for our family, our church community and the pray-tell-blog community that he loved so much.
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Dear Theda,
I am so sorry to hear this news. Jeff was a treasured commenter here at Pray Tell, always fair-minded and kind-hearted, with a warm commitment to best pastoral practices in parish liturgy. We shall miss his voice and his insights here. May the Lord comfort you in your loss, and may Jeff rest in peace and rise in glory with all the saints. Thank you for letting us know.
Rita
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I am so very sorry to hear this. Rita expresses my feelings exactly.
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Mass of St Francis by Paul Taylor (Australian setting for Australia!)
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Proulx: Missa Simplex
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Proulx: Missa Emmanuel. With Agnus Dei by Gerard Bradley (arranged around the Veni Emmanuel theme for the seminary community at Wonersh )
(At other times we use Walker: Celtic and Farrell: Mass of Hope) -
Heritage Mass—Alstott
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Kyrie – Missa XVI
Gospel Acclamation – VENI EMMANUEL, my arrangement
Sanctus – Missa XVIII
Mysterium fidei, Amen, Pater noster – Graduale Romanum
Agnus Dei – Missa XVIII
all of the above a cappella -
Mass of Renewal by Curtis Stephan
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