Music & Bells
Our principal Sunday service, with music sung by the choir - a celebration of the Eucharist drawing on the full breadth of the English choral tradition.
Sung Eucharist is our main Sunday morning service, in which the choir leads and adorns the celebration of Holy Communion with an anthem and hymns drawn from the wide riches of English church music. It is a service for the whole congregation, choir and clergy together, giving thanks and receiving communion.
These notes are published once the Director of Music’s choices for a service have been reviewed and confirmed by the Rector, giving a little background to the composers and the music you will hear.
The choir sings Maurice Greene’s joyful anthem “Thou visitest the earth” at this week’s Sung Eucharist.
The choir sings William Byrd’s intimate motet “Ave verum corpus” at this week’s Sung Eucharist.
The choir sings Anton Bruckner’s glowing motet “Locus iste” at this week’s Sung Eucharist.
The choir sings Thomas Tallis’s Reformation-era anthem “If ye love me” at this week’s Sung Eucharist.
Music details for this service will appear here once confirmed by the Rector.
A Come and Sing Evensong for the Feast of St James the Apostle, sung by the choir in the candle-lit Norman church.
Music details for this service will appear here once confirmed by the Rector.
Music details for this service will appear here once confirmed by the Rector.
Music details for this service will appear here once confirmed by the Rector.