Christ Church Events: 5 - 26 February 2005

Wed Feb 2 20:30:04 GMT 2005

C H R I S T  C H U R C H  C A T H E D R A L  D U B L I N
S a t u r d a y  5  -  S a t u r d a y  2 6  F e b r u a r y  2 0 0 5
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D i a r y  O v e r v i e w
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Saturday 5 February
  10.00 - Girls’ Choir Workshop (Áine Mulvey & Patrick Craig)
  17.00 - Choral Evensong (Cathedral Girls’ Choir: Patrick Craig)
Monday 7 February
  19.00 - Art & Music Evening Lecture (-21.00)
Ash Wednesday 9 February
  18.00 - Eucharist, Liturgy of Penitence & Imposition of Ashes
Sunday 13 February - First Sunday in Lent
  11.00 - Cathedral Eucharist (Tenor & Bass Lay Clerks)
Monday 14 February
  19.00 - Art & Music Evening Lecture (-21.00)
Saturday 19 February
  17.00 - Choral Evensong (Lassus Scholars)
Sunday 20 February
  11.00 - Cathedral Eucharist (Lassus Scholars)
  15.30 - Choral Evensong (Lassus Scholars)
Monday 21 February
  19.00 - Art & Music Evening Lecture (-21.00)
Saturday 26 February
  17.00 - Sung Compline
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FULL DIARY DETAILS
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Saturday 5 February 2005 - Girls' Choir Workshop (10.00)
The Cathedral Girls' Choir will undertake an all-day workshop
with Áine Mulvey and Patrick Craig on Saturday 5 February.
Áine Mulvey is a lay clerk with the cathedral choir, a vocal
coach, and conductor of the AIB choir. Patrick Craig is a
vicar choral in St Paul's cathedral choir, a member of the
Tallis Scholars, and conductor of the all-female professional
choir, Aurora Nova. His details can be found online at:
http://www.goldbergweb.com/en/interpreters/vocals/17724.php
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Saturday 5 February 2005 - Choral Evensong (17.00)
Choral Evensong sung by the Cathedral Girls’ Choir will be
directed by Patrick Craig following the choir's all-day
workshop. The music to be sung will include: Elgar
'Doubt not thy Father’s care', Archer responses,
Jeffcoat 'The Third Service' and How 'Day by day'.
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Monday 7 February 2005 - Evening Art & Music Lecture (19.00)
The first in a series of lectures on Art & Music in the life of the
Christian Church will take place on Monday 7 February, beginning
at 7.00pm. Each evening will take the form of two distinct but
complementary lectures on art and music respectively.
The first of these will be given by artist and course director,
Aonghus Dwane on 'Early Christian images and icons', while
the musical component will be given on 'Liturgical chant'
by Frank Lawrence, a doctoral student at the Mícheál
Ó Cléirigh Institute, UCD, and lay clerk in the cathedral choir.
http://cccdub.ie/archives/cc-lecture-series/art-music/art-music.html
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Ash Wednesday 9 February 2005 - Ash Wednesday Eucharist (18.00)
The Ash Wednesday service will take the form of  the Eucharist,
a liturgy of penitence and imposition of ashes. Music to include:
Byrd 'Mass for four voices', Allegri 'Miserere mei' and
Tallis 'Salvator mundi'.
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Sunday 13 February 2005 - Cathedral Eucharist (11.00)
The cathedral eucharist will be sung by the tenor and bass lay clerks.
Canon Kennerley will preach her final sermon at the cathedral before
retiring at the end of the month. The setting is 'Plainsong Mass XVII',
and anthem Tomkins 'Have mercy upon me'.
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Monday 14 February 2005 - Evening Art & Music Lecture (19.00)
The second in a series of lectures on Art & Music in the life of the
Christian Church will take place on Monday 14 February, beginning
at 7.00pm. Each evening will take the form of two distinct but
complementary lectures on art and music respectively.
The second of these will be given by Rachel Moss, lecture and
archives manager of the Irish Art Research Centre (TRIARC)
on 'Architectural fabric & Christian symbolism'. Andrew Johnstone,
cathedral associate organist and lecturer at Trinity College Dublin,
will speak on 'The organ' from the organ.
http://www.tcd.ie/History_of_Art/IARC%20website/rachel.php
http://cccdub.ie/music/organists/assistant/1995-johnstone/johnston.html
http://cccdub.ie/archives/cc-lecture-series/art-music/art-music.html
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Saturday 19 February 2005 - Choral Evensong (18.00)
Sung by the Lassus Scholars
Smith responses, Murrill in E
and Brahms 'Geistliches Lied'.
http://dublinchoralfoundation.ie/lassus.htm
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Sunday 20 February 2005 - Cathedral Eucharist (11.00)
Sung by the Lassus Scholars. The preacher the precentor, the Revd
Dr Adrian Empey, principal of the Church of Ireland Theological College.
Mozart 'Missa in C (‘Orgel-solo’)' and Palestrina 'Ego sum panis'.
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Sunday 20 February 2005 - Choral Evensong
Sung by the Lassus Scholars
Smith responses, Stanford in A
and Fauré 'Cantique de Jean Racine'.
http://dublinchoralfoundation.ie/lassus.htm
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Monday 21 February 2005 - Evening Art & Music Lecture (19.00)
The third in a series of lectures on Art & Music in the life of the
Christian Church will take place on Monday 21 February, beginning
at 7.00pm. Each evening will take the form of two distinct but
complementary lectures on art and music respectively.
The third of these will be given by Jennifer O'Reilly of UCC
on 'Illuminated manuscripts', while Barra Boydell of Maynooth
University, well known on the cathedral's musical history, will speak
on the topic of 'Reformation: continuity and change'.
http://www.ucc.ie/ucc/depts/history/people/45
http://www.nuim.ie/academic/music/bboydell/bboydell.shtml
http://cccdub.ie/archives/cc-lecture-series/art-music/art-music.html
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Saturday 26 February 2005 - Sung Compline (17.00)
Sung compline by the cathedral choir.
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All are most welcome to attend all cathedral services and events.
Details of these can usually be found online at:
http://cccdub.ie/whatsnew/diary/diary.html
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Based on a 15th-century breviary now in the library of Trinity College
Dublin, the Scottish group, Canty, will on Friday 4 February 2005
perform the liturgy of the office of St Brigit in a concert setting in
the chapel of Trinity College Dublin. Tickets available on the door.
http://homepage.eircom.net/~fmd/events/050202-4-brigit-office.html
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See the updated February 2005 review at:
http://cccdub.ie/whatsnew/review/review.html

For details of the course 'Art & Music in the life of the Christian church':
http://cccdub.ie/archives/cc-lecture-series/art-music/art-music.html

Why not visit Dvblinia, the medieval exhibition, or their
new website available at: http://www.dublinia.ie.
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