MUSIC
at ST. LUKE'S
The music
ministry at St. Luke's UCC in Jeffersonville seeks
to glorify God through the creative and authentic
interpretation of the Church's musical literature
and to use a variety of means (musical and
otherwise) on which to mediate and present the grace
and grandeur of our God. The participation
of persons within and outside our walls using their
own God-given talents as an offering in the
leadership of the church, aurally enhance our
worship leading us in the magnification of our Lord
and Savior Jesus Christ.
The music
ministry of St. Luke's is centered on the 10 AM
Sunday morning worship service and
other church festivals in which Organ, Coro,
soloists and instrumentalists provide musical and
liturgical leadership for the worship of God and the
spiritual edification of God's people gathered at
St. Luke's.
St. Luke's also
offers to the community a musical program that
reflects our mission with periodic offerings of
Festal Evening Prayer & Vesper Concerts, Organ
recitals and other musical presentations on Sunday
afternoons.
S O L I
D E O G L O R I A
EASTERTIDE 2008
+ Sunday, April 6th
Easter 3 & Communion Sunday
Mass in F,
Opus 18/3 - Johann Anton Kobrich
(1714-91)
Basso solo, Violin & Organ
Kyrie ~ Gloria ~
Offertorium ~ Sanctus ~ Agnus Dei
Violin - Lia Ramirez
Basso solo & Organ -
Martin Fendley
+ Sunday, April 13th
Easter 4
Hallelujah Chorus
- Raynor Taylor (1747-1825)
*
SAB &
Organ
+ Sunday, April 20th
Easter 5
Alleluia canon
á 3 - William Boyce
(1711-79)
3-part Coro
+ Sunday, April 27th
Easter 6
Upon this day created
by our God & Alleluia
- Johann Valentin
Rathgeber (1682-1750)
from Opus 20/4 (1739) *
SATB & Organ Continuo
( the above works will be
repeated on Trinity Sunday with
the ad lib. Violin parts included
)
Antiphonal Alleluia
- Jacob Gallus (1550-91)
*
SATB, Brass Quartet & Organ
Continuo
+ Sunday, May 4th
Easter 7, Communion Sunday & Sunday
after Ascension
The eyes of all hope
in thee, O Lord - Richard Felciano
(born 1930)
SATB with Organ
+ Sunday, May 11th
Pentecost Sunday
Come, Holy Spirit
- John W. Peterson (1921-2006)
SATB & Piano
+ Sunday, May 18th
Trinity Sunday
PRELUDE
Concerto
in G, Opus 6/11 - Johann Valentin Rathgeber *
Violin I, II & Organ Continuo
I ~ Allegro
CHORAL INTROIT
Now make the doorway
wide - Wolfgang Carl Beiegel
(1626-1712) *
SATB with Organ
CANTATA
You, God Father, you
be honored - Briegel *
SAB soli, SATB Coro, Viloin I, II
& Continuo
RESPONSE
Alleluia -
Rathgeber *
SATB,
Violin I, II & Continuo
OFFERTORY
Upon this day created
by our God - Rathgeber *
SATB, Violin I, II & Continuo
COMMUNION RITE
Kyrie eleison -
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-91)
*
from
Missa brevis in G, KV 140
SAT soli, SATB Coro, Violin I, II
& Continuo
COMMUNION MUSIC
Sonata in
F, KV 145 - Mozart *
Violin I, II & Continuo
POSTLUDE
Concerto
in G, Opus 6/11 - Rathgeber
Violin I, II & Continuo
II ~ Adagio
III ~ Allegro
Violin I ~ Lia Ramirez
Violin II ~ Scott Farley
*
Translations, editions & parts prepared by Martin Fendley
2008.
SOLI DEO
GLORIA
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ST. LUKE'S
CORO
Fall 2007
~ SOPRANO ~
JoEllen
Blackenbeker
Raelyn Cardwell
Kelly Khuri
Bonnie Sidebottom
~ ALTO ~
Doris Maloney
Faith Steele
~ TENOR ~
Mike Campbell
Mitchell Khuri
~ BASS ~
Steve Shetter
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Did you know that
our Pipe Organ is featured on the web? The
Southern Indiana Chapter of the American Guild of
Organists (SIAGO) has a lovely site dedicated to
Organs in our area.
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