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This page contains the music that we will be using on Saturday 03/30/2002. Easter : Vigil This is the High Point of the Church season. This is what we have been waiting for. We start off outside and low key. Move inside and build slowly to the anticipated exultation. No musical instruments are used until after the fifth reading. The Service of Light The Blessing of the Fire The Blessing of the Candle "Christ our light. Thanks be to God" Gregorian Chant entering darkened Church The Easter Proclamation "Exsultet" Gregorian Chant Responsorial Psalm for the First Reading - Cycle A - SPOKEN Responsorial Psalm for the Second Reading - Cycle A - SPOKEN Responsorial Psalm for the Third Reading - Cycle A - GREGORIAN CHANT Responsorial Psalm for the Fourth Reading - Cycle A - GREGORIAN CHANT Responsorial Psalm for the Fifth Reading - Cycle A - PIANO Responsorial Psalm for the Sixth Reading - Cycle A - PIANO AND SOFT ORGAN Responsorial Psalm for the Seventh Reading - Cycle A - PIANO AND ORGAN Glory to God from the St. Louis Jesuit Mass. Responsorial Psalm for the Epistle - Cycle A - PIANO AND ORGAN Litany of the Saints by Paul Inwood Springs of Water - Acclamation after Blessing the Water River of Glory, Rain Down, - Baptism Rite of Sprinkling (Mass of Creation) - Sprinkling Out of Darkness will be for the Presentation of the Gifts. Holy, Holy from the St. Louis Jesuit Mass. Memorial Acclamation A from the St. Louis Jesuit Mass. Doxology and Great Amen from the St. Louis Jesuit Mass. The Lord's Prayer from the Mass of Creation. Lamb of God from the St. Louis Jesuit Mass. In Remembrance of Me will be our Communion Song. Come, Taste and See for Instrumental/Choral Meditation. Alleluia No. 1 will be the closing song. ã 2002 Tim Drinkard |