Music at Saint Peter Church

Columbia, South Carolina

It's always enjoyable (and educational) to look at just what music is being used in neighboring churches... or churches across the country. We can learn a great deal about liturgical programming, about seasonal appropriateness, and about what music is available ... some of which may be tucked away in our own libraries! Here's choral and vocal music [Cycle B] for Fall Ordinary Time planned for Saint Peter Church in Columbia, South Carolina, where Mark Husey is Director of Music and Liturgy.

• 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B] [male trio]
  
  • Heinrich Schütz – Iubilate Deo in chordis
  • 16th century anonymous – If ye be risen again
   
• 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B] [baritone]
  
  • Mercy Ferrer – Gracias Señor
  • Ralph Vaughan Willimas – The Call
   
• 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B]
  
  • John Wood – Magnificat
  • Hildegard von Bingen – O virtus sapientiæ
  • Sergei Rachmaninoff – Bogoroditse devo
   
• 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B]
  
  • S.S. Wesley – Ascribe unto the Lord: The Lord has been mindful
  • Orlando di Lasso – Gustate e videte
   
• 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B]
  
  • Gustav Holst – Turn Back, O Man
  • Richard Shepherdi – The Secret of Christ
   
• 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B]
  
  • T. Tertius Noble – Come, Labor On
  • Herbert Howells – Like as the hart
   
• 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B]
  
  • Leo Sowerby – Blessed are all they who fear the Lord
  • Stephen Paulus – Pilgrims' Hymn
   
• 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B] [contralto]
  
  • G.F. Handel – O death, where is thy stong? from Messiah
  • G.F. Handel – He was despised from Messiah

Annual Fall Convocation of the Greater Columbia Chapter of the American Guild of Organists
Combined Choirs of Eastminster Presbyterian Church, Washington Street United Methodist Church, Saint Peter Catholic Church, and the Columbia Choral Society
Music of Sowerby, Paulus, Horatio Parker, and Stroope
Arletta Raley and Mark Husey, conductors
Christopher Jacobson and Jennifer Zoellner, organists
 

• 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B]
  
  • Henry Purcell – Rejoice in the Lord alway
  • John Rutter – A Gaelic Blessing
   
• 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B]
  
  • Orlando di Lasso – Timor et tremor
  • Tomas Luis de Victoria – Ave Maria
   
• 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B]
    [children's choir]
  
  • S.S. Wesley – Lead Me, Lord
  • J.S. Bach – Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring
    [adult choir]
  
  • Ludovico da Viadana – Exsultate justi
  • Josquin des Prez – Ave Maria
   
• 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B]
  
  • Anton Bruckner – Os justi
  • Anton Bruckner – Ave Maria
   
• 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B]
  
  • Felix Mendelssohn – How Lovely Are the Messengers from Saint Paul
  • Jacob Arcadelt – Ave Maria
   
• Solemnity of All Saints
  
  • Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina – Missa Papæ Marcelli
   
• Commemoration of All Souls
  
  • Maurice Duruflé – Requiem
   
• 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B]
  

  Works of John Rutter

   
• 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time [Cycle B]

  [soprano duet]

   
• Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ the King [Cycle B]
  
  • Giacomo Carissimi – Jeptha / duet & chorus
  • G.F. Handel – Throughout the Land from Solomon

Saint Peter Church (est. 1821)

The Mother Church of Catholics in the Midlands

Saint Peter Parish celebrated its 175th anniversary of service to our Lord and the people of central South Carolina in 1996. Founded as an outreach to Irish canal workers in 1821, the mission has always been committed to Christian growth, education, and service to the poor. Saint Peter Catholic Church is South Carolina's oldest parish outside of Charleston, and it supports a diverse congregation. Parishioners travel from forty-one zip code areas each Sunday to celebrate Eucharist as a community.

• Monsignor Leigh Lehocky, Pastor
• Mark Husey, Director of Music and Liturgy
• Rebecca Marie Krynski, Assistant Choirmaster
• Dr. Barbara B. Nickel, Music Administrator
• Joseph Myers, Archivist