Mass Music for the 4th Sunday of Easter May 3rd 2020

• We'll do Credo III this Sunday, but look at Credo I on Thursday (p28 Mass Book)

• We'll also make a start on Jubilate Deo this Thursday - it's such a big piece

1. Opening motet Jesu dulcis memoria 2. Introit Misericordia Domini 3. Kyrie De Angelis (p2) 4. Gloria De Angelis (p2) 5. Psalm 22 Dominus regit me tone 8 6. Alleluia Ego sum pastor bonus 7. Credo Credo III (p7) 8. Offertory Hymn The King of Love my shepherd is A & M 197 9. Offertory motet Deus, Deus meus 10. Sanctus & Benedictus De Angelis (p11) 11. Pater noster (p14) 12. Agnus Dei De Angelis (p16) 13. Communion Ego sum pastor bonus 14. Communion motet Cibavit illos Tye 15. Recessional Jesu nostra redemption

Hymn for Second Vespers of the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus. attr. St Bernard of Clairvaux Edited Andrew Hinckley

1. The sweet memory of Jesus

Giving true joy to the heart,

But more than honey and all things [does so]

His sweet presence.

2. Nothing more delightful is sung,

Nothing more pleasing heard,

Nothing sweeter thought,

Than Jesus, the Son of God.

3. O Jesus, hope of the penitent,

How gracious you are to those who ask

How good to those who seek you;

But what [are you] to those who

find?

4. No tongue may tell,

No letter express;

He who has experience of it can believe

What it is to love Jesus.

5. O Jesus, may you be our joy,

You who are our future reward.

May our glory be in you

Throughout all eternity.

Amen

Offertory for the 4th Sunday of Easter

Deus, Deus meus, ad te de luce vigilo. From Psalm 62

O God, my God: to thee do I watch at break of day. Et in nomine tuo levabo manus meas, alleluia

And in thy name I will lift up my hands, alleluia. V1 Sitivit in te anima mea, quam multipliciter et caro mea,

For thee my soul hath thirsted, and how many ways my flesh Ut viderem virtutem tuam et gloriam tuam

That I may see thy power and thy glory. R Et in nomine tuo … V2

In matutinis meditabor in te, quia factus es adiutor meus: I will meditate on thee in the morning, becaue thou has been my helper In velamento alarum tuarum exsultatbo

And I will rejoice under the covert of thy wings R Et in nomine tuo …

From Offertoriale Triplex ed Karl Ott and Rupert Fischer 1985 (Solesmes)

Neumes from 10th C Mss in Laon and Einselden