Monday, July 21, 2008
Index
Morning and Noon
Hymns of Creation
- O Splendor of God's Glory Bright (Ambrose, 4th c.)
- Now that the Daylight Fills the Sky (Ambrose of Milan, 4th c.)
- Father, We Praise Thee (Pre-Reformation, Gregory I)
- Now that the Sun Is Gleaming Bright (Pre-Reformation)
- Come Holy Ghost Who Ever One (Pre-Reformation, Ambrose)
- O God, Creation's Secret Force (Ambrose, 4th c.)
- Now Let Us Sing Our Praise to God (Latin)
- Now Holy Spirit, Ever One (Ambrose of Milan, 4th c.)
- O God of Truth, O Lord of Might (Ambrose of Milan, 4th c.)
- Now from the Altar of My Heart (Post-Reformation, Neale)
- Before the Ending of the Day (Pre-Reformation, Ambrose)
- The Day Is Past and Over (Pre-Reformation, Anatolius)
- Abide with Me (Post-Reformation, Henry Lyte)
- O Trinity, O Blessed Light (Pre-Reformation, Ambrose)
- O Blest Creator, Source of Light (Latin, 6th c.)
- Most Holy God, the Lord of Heaven (Latin)
- Christ, Mighty Savior (Mozarabic, 10th c.)
- Jesus, Redeemer of the World (Latin, 10th c.)
- O Christ, You Are Both Light and Day (Latin, 6th c.)
- To You Before the Close of Day (Latin, 6th c.)
- Phos Hilarion
- O Gracious Light, Lord Jesus Christ (Phos Hilarion, Greed, 3rd. c.)
- O Brightness of the Immortal Father's Face (Phos Hilarion, Greed, 3rd. c.)
- Joyous Light of Glory ()
- O Gladsome Light ("Phohs hilaron hagias doxehs", By Unknown, c. 200)
- Media Vita (Medieval/Irish funeral prayer)
- Evlogitaria of the Dead (Orthodox funeral prayer)
- Kontakion for the Dead (Orthodox funeral prayer)
- In Paradisum (Medieval funeral prayer)
- Dies Irae: Day of Wrath (Pre-Reformation, Thomas de Celano, 1200)
- Abide with Me (Post-Reformation, Henry Lyte)
- Brief Life Is Here Our Portion (Bernard of Morlas, 1140)
- Psalm 130: I Call to You, De Profundis (chords, modern)
- Watchet Auf: Wake, Awake (Pre-Reformation, Niccolai)
- Hark, a Thrilling Voice Is Sounding (Latin, 6th c.)
- Dies Irae: Day of Wrath (Pre-Reformation, Thomas de Celano, 1200)
- Veni, Veni Emmanuel: O Come, O Come Emmanuel (Latin, 12th)
- The World Is Very Evil (Bernard of Morlas, 1140)
- Brief Life Is Here Our Portion (Bernard of Morlas, 1140)
- Savior of the Nations, Come (Ambrose of Milan, 4th c.) Version II
- Creator of the Stars of Night (Latin, 9th c.) Two versions
- O Heavenly Word, Eternal Light (Latin, 7th c.)
- The King Shall Come when Morning Dawns (Greek)
- Earth Was Waiting (19th c., sung to Picardy)
- Rorate coeli despuer (4th c.)
- Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus (Wesley)
- Angelus Ad Virginum (six versions)
- Of the Father's Love Begotten (Marcus Aurelius Clemens Prudentius, 5th c.)
- A Solis Ortus Cardine (Coelius Sedulius, 5th c.) Two translations
- Lo, How a Rose 'Ere Blooming (German, 15th c.) Many translations
- Love Came Down At Christmas (Christina Rossetti, 19th c.)
- O Savior of Our Fallen Race (Latin, 6th c.)
- Personent Hodie: On this Day (Finnish, 15th c.)
- Unto Us a Boy Is Born (Latin, 15th c.)
- A Child Is Born in Bethlehem (Latin, 14th c.)
- Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence (Greek, 4th c.)
- Silent Night (Joseph Mohr, 18th c.)
- In the Bleak Midwinter (Chritina Rossetti, 19th c.)
- What Child Is This ()
- I Wonder As I Wander ()
- Gabriel's Message Does Away (16th c.)
- From Shepherding of Stars that Gaze (20th c.)
- Child in the Manger (18th c.)
- Jesus, Good Above All Other (12th c.)
- Quem Pastores Laudavere (14th c.)
- Hark the Herald Angels Sing (Wesley)
- Come and Christ the Lord Be Praising (to Quem Pastores)
- Christmas Hymn (Richard Weber)
- Holy Son of God Most High (17th c.)
- Let Earth and Heaven Combine (Wesley)
- Behold, the Great Creator Makes (17th c., This Endris Night)
- Away With Our Fears (Wesley, chords)
- God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen (chords)
- Love Me Broughte (Medieval)
- Gaudete Christus est natus (Latin)
- In the First Light (modern)
- Gory Be to God on High (Wesley, chords)
- All Glory to God in the Sky (Wesley)
- O Mercy Divine (Wesley)
- All Wise, All Good, Almighty Lord (Wesley)
- O Astonishing Grace (Wesley)
- Let Angels and Archangels Sing (Wesley)
- Father, Our Hearts We Lift (Wesley)
- All Glory to God, and Peace upon Earth (Wesley)
- Joyful, Joyful, All You Nations (Wesley)
- Ye Simple Men of Heart Sincere (Wesley)
- El Noi de la Mare: The Son of the Mother (Catalan)
- El Decembra Congelat: Cold December Flies Away (Catalan)
- Let All Together Praise Our God (16th c.)
- Gloria in Profundis (G.K. Chesterton)
- Saint of God, Elect and Precious (Latin, 11th c.)
- Coventry Carol
- The Hymn for Conquering Martyrs Raise
- Holy Innocents (Rossetti)
- What Terror Doth the Tyrant Hear (5th c.)
- The Winter Sun Was Setting (19th c.)
- When Herod in Jerusalem (19th c.)
- When God Was Born of Mary Free (16th c.)
- When Christ Was Born in Bethlehem (19th c.)
- Mark this Song, for It Is True (16th c.)
- Salvete Flores Martyrum: All Hail, You Infant Martyrs (5th c.)
- From God the Father, Virgin Born (Latin, 11th c.)
- O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High (Thomas a Kempis, 15th c.)
- O Wondrous Type, O Vision Fair (Latin, 15th c.)
- O Light of Light, Love Given Birth (Latin, 10th c.)
- O Light of Light, by Love Inclined (Latin, 10th c.)
- When Christ's Appearing Was Made Known (Caelius Sedulius, 5th c.)
- Earth Has Many a Noble City (Marcus Aurelius Clemens Prudentius, 4th c.)
- Alleluia, Song of Gladness (Latin, 11th c.)
- As with Gladness, Men of Old (William Dix, 19th c.)
- I Come, the Great Redeemer Cries (19th c., Tune: This Endris Night)
- One Small Child (modern, David Meece)
- Dear Lord and Father of Mankind (John Greenleaf Whittier, 1872)
- The Glory of these 40 Days (Gregory the Great, 6th c.)
- Wilt Thou Forgive that Sin Were I Begun (John Donne, 17th c.)
- A Song, a Song of Gladness (Theodore of Studium, 9th c.)
- Christian, Dost Thou See Them (Andrew of Crete, 7th c.)
- Iam, Christe, sol iustitiae: Now Christ, Thou Son of Righteousness (Ambrose, 6th c.)
- Now Is the Healing Time Decreed (Sarum Breviary)
- O Jesus Christ, from Thee Began (Sarum Office Hymn)
- O Kind Creator, Bow Thine Ear (Gregory the Great, 6th c.)
- Servant of God, Remember (Aurelius Prudentius, 5th c.)
- Brief Life Is here Our Portion (Bernard of Morlas, 1145)
- The World Is Very Evil (Bernard of Morlas, 1145)
- Lord Jesus, Son of Righteousness (Latin, pre-Reformation)
- Now Let Us All with One Accord (Gregory the Great, 6th c.)
- Kind Maker of the World (Gregory the Great, 6th c.)
- All Glory, Laud and Honor (Theodophilus, 800)
- The Royal Banners Forward Go (Venantius Fortunatus, 569)
- When I Survey the Wondrous Cross (Isaac Watts, 1707)
- Stabat Mater: At the Cross Her Station Keeping (Jacopodi, 1200)
- O Sacred Head Surrounded ()
- Sing, My Tongue, the Glorious Battle (Venantius Honorius Clementianus Fortunatus, 569)
- Sunset to Sunrise (Clement of Alexandria, 2nd c.)
- Alone Thou Goest Forth (Peter Abelard, 12th c.)
- What Wondrous Love (American Traditional, 19th c.)
- Jesus, Our Lord, Is Crucified (19th c.)
- Lamb of God (Twila Paris)
- Love Me Broughte (Medieval)
- Steadfast Cross, Sinful Man, and Sorrowful Mother (Middle English)
- Behold Emmanuel:
- Christ the Lord is Risen Today (Wesley, Latin, 12th c.)
- Come Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain (John of Damascus, 8th c.)
- Christ Is Arisen (German, 11th c.)
- Christians, to the Paschal Victim (Wipo of Burgundy, 11th c.)
- O Sons and Daughters of the King (Jean Tiserand, 15th c.)
- The Day of Resurrection (John of Damascus, 8th c.)
- Hail Thee, Festival Day (Venantius Fortunatus, 6th c.)
- Rejoice, Angelic Choirs, Rejoice (Latin, 11th c.)
- Now the Green Blade Rises (Modern, chords)
- Welcome, Happy Morning (Venantius Fortunatus, 6th c.)
- That Eastertide with Joy Was Bright (Latin, 4th c.)
- Praise the Savior, Now and Ever (Venantius Fortunatus, 6th c.)
- At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing (Latin, 6th c.)
- Over the Chaos of the Empty Waters (Modern, from a Monastic Breviary)
- Lift Your Voice Rejoicing, Mary (Latin)
- Thou, Hallowed Chosen Morn of Praise (John of Damascus, 8th c.)
- Let the Song Be Begun (16th c.)
- When Morning Purples All the Sky (6th c.)
- Ye Choirs of New Jerusalem (Neale)
- Surrexis Christus sol: Last Night did Christ the Sun Arise (Sedulius Scottus)
- The Day of Resurrection (John of Damascus, 8th c.)
- Into the Dim Earth's Lower Parts Descending (John of Damascus, 8th c.)
- Let Us Rise in Early Morning (John of Damascus, 8th c.)
- Those Eternal Bowers (John of Damascus, 8th c.)
- Thou Hallowed, Chosen Morn of Praise (John of Damascus, 8th c.)
- A Hymn of Glory Let Us Sing (Venerable Bede, 7th c.)
- O Lord Most High, Eternal King (Latin, 13th c.)
- Hail this Joyful Day's Return (Hilary of Poitiers, 4th c.)
- Come, Thou Holy Spirit Bright (Latin, 12th c.)
- Holy Spirit, Font of Light (Latin, 12th c.)
- Creator Spirit, by Whose Aid (Rabanus Maurus, 9th c.)
Hymns of Creation
- All Creatures of Our God and King / Canticle of the Sun (St. Francis, 13th c.)
- All Things Bright and Beautiful (19th c.)
- For the Beauty of the Earth (19th c.)
- Fairest Lord Jesus / Beautiful Savior (17th c.)
- Let All Things Now Living (modern)
- What Are the Words (modern)
- Alone with None but Thee My God (St. Columba, 8th c.)
- St. Patrick's Lorica or Breastplate / The Deer's Cry / I Bind unto Myself (St. Patrick, 6th c.)
- All Creatures of Our God and King / Canticle of the Sun (St. Francis, 13th c.)
- Take, Lord, Receive (St. Ignatius)
- Christ Has No Body Now, But Yours (St. Theresa of Avila)
- Alme Redemptoris Mater (Advent/St. Martin's Lent through Candlemas)
- Ave Regina Caelorum (Candlemas through Good Friday)
- Regina caeli (Easter season)
- Salve Regina (Trinity Sunday to Advent)
- A Song of the Five Joys of Our Lady (Advent)
- I Sing of a Maiden That Is Makless
- There Is No Rose (Christmas)
- Stabat Mater Speciosa (Christmas)
- Mary the Dawn (Christmas)
- Verbum caro factum es (Christmas)
- Mary to Jesus on the Cross (Holy Week)
- Concordi laetita (Easter)
- Ave Maris Stella ()
- Praise to Mary, Heaven's Gate ()
- Te gestientem gaudiis ()
- Salve virgo singularis ()
- Salve nos ()
- Ave Maria by Schubert ()
- Alone with None but Thee My God (St. Columba, 8th c.)
- Be Thou My Vision (Dallan Forgall, 8th c.)
- God Be in My Head (15th c.)
- St. Patrick's Lorica or Breastplate / The Deer's Cry / I Bind unto Myself (St. Patrick, 6th c.)
- O Brother Man (Whittier, 19th c.)
- Love Your Neighbor (gospel, modern)
- Poor, Wayfaring Man of Grief (19th c.)
- The Cry of the Poor (SLJ, chords)
- Feed My Sheep (Instructions on how to get to Heaven)
- Hard Times Come Again No More (The song, the cry of the weary...)
- Poor Wayfaring Stranger (Ready for the afterlife)
- Weeping Pilgrim (Tired of the Earth)
- I Am a Pilgrim (Another sad pilgrim song)
- Lazarus and Dives ()
- Psalm 130: I Call to You, De Profundis (chords, modern)
- Psalm 23
- The King of Love ()
- Psalm 1