"And I Saw a New Heaven" is being rehearsed by the Kingston men and boys choir in this excerpt from a documentary about the parish's efforts to raise funds for a new organ. Grace Church Utica people will know why this is particularly apt for giving you a flavor of what the music was like at the Requiem Eucharist. This was the main anthem sung at the Offertory.
The Eucharist of Christian Burial
In Thanksgiving for the Life of
The Very Reverend James M. Jensen
November 28, 1946 - November 14, 2009
7:00 P.M. November 19, 2009
Grace Church
Utica, NY
Prelude
Sonata in g (Opus 1, No.3) John Loeillet (1680-1730)
Adagio J.M. Molter (1696-1763)
Ave Maria Bach/Gounod (1818-1893)
Fanfare J. Cook (1918-1984)
Entrance Hymn 379 'God Is Love, Let Heaven Adore Him' Abbots Leigh
Entrance Hymn 208 'The Strife Is Oer' Victory
Psalm 46 Anglican Chant sung by the choir M. Luther (1483-1546)
Gospel Acclamation Gelobt sei Gott
'Be faithful until death, says the Lord,'
'And I will give you the crown of life.' (Rev. 2:10)
Offertory Anthem 'And I Saw a New Heaven' E. Bainton (1880-1956)
Offertory Hymn 625 'Ye Holy Angels Bright' Darwall's 148th
Eucharistic Prayer B
Sanctus (S 128) W. Mathias (1934-1992)
Memorial Acclamation (S 138) M. Robinson (b. 1943)
Great Amen (S 146) M. Robinson
Christ Our Passover (S 154) D. Hurd (1950)
Lamb of God (S 158) H. Willan (1880-1968)
Communion Anthems 'The Lord Is my Shepherd' T. Matthews (1915-1999)
'E'en So, Lord Jesus, Quickly Come' P. Manz (1919-2009)
He that shall Endure to the End F. Mendelssohn (1809-1847)
'Rejoice in the Lord Alway' Anon
Communion Hymn 516 'Come Down, O Love Divine' Down Ampney
Recessional Hymn 207 'Jesus Christ Is Risen Today' Easter Hymn
Postlude 'Fantasy in G Major' J. S. Bach (1685-1750)
Musicians
Bruce G. Smith, Organist and Choirmaster
Choir of Grace Church
Bertram Bookhout, trumpet; Janelle Bookhout, oboe; Sarah Hoffman, bassoon; Timothy Davis, organ; Elinor Hadity, soprano soloist; T. J. McAvaney, violin; Susan Sady, organ.
See also the Utica Observer Dispatch coverage of the funeral. (Don't miss the line from the homily about the "chicadee rector"!)
3 comments:
I'm profoundly sorry for your loss. I wish I had known your husband--his last sermon as posted by you is graceful, as well as thought-provoking.
You are in my prayers.
That was lovely and a reminder of the music from the Requiem. I will not soon forget that night Kathy.
And I had forgotten about the chickadee rector!
Anyway, my prayers continue for you all. Wishing you peace.
What an extraordinary documentary of the Light that surrounds you...
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