Music
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Music
is an important part of Christian Science services. The congregation
sings from the Christian Science Hymnal, 1932 and 2017
editions. The services are accompanied by a three manual Ahlborn-Galanti
digital organ equipped with a Proteus FX sound module and
a 5' 3" Yamaha GC1 piano.
A
distinctive feature of Christian Science churches is the solo
that is chosen to highlight some aspect of each week's Bible
Lesson-Sermon.
Music
styles vary from classical to contemporary. Chorale preludes
based on the hymns sung in the services are often presented
as part of the prelude music.
Everyone
is welcome to arrive early for the prelude music and join with
others in prayerful preparation for the services.
Soloist:
Judith
Richardson • Organist: Kirk Kryvenchuk |
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Upcoming
Solos |
| 4.July: |
Thine
is the Greatness - I Chronicles 29, Psalm 61 / J.
Lamont Galbraith
Guest soloist:
Heather MacLean, soprano |
| 11.July: |
A
Communion Invitation - Pamela Martin
/ Craig Courtney
Guest
soloist: Heather MacLean, soprano |
| 18.July: |
High
Upon a Mountain - Trilby Jordan
/ Lloyd Larson |
| 25.July: |
Christmas
Morn - Mary Baker Eddy / John Richard Near |
| 1.August: |
How
Beautiful are the Feet from
Messiah - Romans 10:15
/ G.F. Handel |
| 8.August: |
Invocation
- Elizabeth Rau / Greg Granoff |
| 15.August: |
Soul
- April Brahinsky |
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Offertory:
Open
My Eyes, That I May See - Clara H. Scott
with Carolyn Lambert, soprano |
| 22.August: |
The
Lord is God - Mary Baker Eddy / Daniel Burton |
| 29.August: |
I
Come to Him - Sally DeFord
with Wendy Grant, violin |
| 5.September: |
When
You Call - Ruth Elaine Schram |
| 12.September: |
Love
Never Faileth - I Corinthians 13:1, 2, 4-8 / Frederic
W. Root |
| 19.September: |
Christ
My Refuge - Mary Baker Eddy
/ James G. MacDermid |
| 26.September: |
A
Call to Silence - Pamela Martin
/ Craig Courney |
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Complete
2021 Solo List |
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Solo:
How Can I Keep from Singing? - "Pauline K."
/ Robert Lowry, arr. Sally DeFord & Kirk Kryvenchuk
Judith Richardson, soprano with Wendy Grant,
violin |
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The Pilgrims - B.W. Gorham
| John Lambert, baritone |
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His Banner Over Me is Love - Song of Solomon / Unknown
| John Lambert, baritone |
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Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego - Hugh Mitchell
| John Lambert, baritone |
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| Offertory:
Teach Me Thy Way, O Lord -
Benjamin Mansell Ramsey
| John Lambert, baritone |
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| Offertory:
You Shall Go Out With Joy - Steffi G. Rubin / Stuart
Dauermann | Carolyn & John Lambert |
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| Solo:
The Lord is My Shepherd - Psalm 23 / Samuel Liddle |
Judith Richardson, soprano |
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| Solo:
His Eye is on the Sparrow - Civilla D. Martin / Charles
H. Gabriel | Heather MacLean, soprano |
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| Solo:
O Rest in the Lord from "Elijah"
- Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy | Judith Richardson, soprano |
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Entreat Me Not to Leave Thee - Ruth 1:16 / Charles Gounod
| Judith Richardson, soprano |
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| Offertory:
Open My Eyes, That I May See - Clara H. Scott | Carolyn
Lambert, soprano |
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| Offertory:
Alleluia
- W.A. Mozart | Heather MacLean, Carolyn
Lambert, sopranos & John Lambert, baritone
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| Offertory:
Heavenly Sunlight
- Henry J. Zelley / George H. Cook | Carolyn Lambert,
soprano |
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 "Sing
to the Lord a joyful song,
Lift up your hearts, your voices raise;
To us His gracious gifts belong,
To Him our songs of love and praise."
John
S. B. Monsell
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