FirstLight
Prelude
Thine is the glory
No Walls Instrumental Ensemble
Gathering Song(s)
He is exalted (STF 2070)
Lord, I lift your name on high STF 2088)
Opening Song
That’s why we praise him
Confession
Halle, halle, halleluja (STF 2026)
Offertory
Everlasting God
Communion
Responses by Leon Roberts
I will rise
Closing Song
Christ the Lord is risen today (EASTER HYMN)
11AM
Hymns
Christ the Lord is risen today (EASTER HYMN)
Thine is the glory (JUDAS MACCABEAUS)
Response of Praise
Michael Barker, Easter Fanfare and Alleluia
Summit Ringers
Confession
2026, Halle, halle, hallelujah (HALLE, HALLE)
Doxology
Praise God from whom all blessings flow (LASST UNS ERFREUEN)
Music during Communion
Responses by Eslinger
Now the green blade riseth,
Lo, in the grave he lay
Benediction
Handel, Hallelujah Chorus, from Messiah
Instrumental/Organ Music
Prelude: Douglas Wagner, Rondo Jubilate
Adult Handbells, Brass Ensemble
Offertory: Russel Nagy, Now, O Death, where is thy sting
Chancel Choir
Postlude: Louis Vierne, Carillon de Westminster
Friday, April 22, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Music for 041711 Palm-Passion Sunday
FirstLight
Gathering Song(s)
All glory laud and honor (in procession)
Confession
Lord have mercy
Offertory
How deep the Father’s love for us
Doxology
What wondrous love is this
Closing Song
The wonderful cross
11AM
Hymns
88, All glory, laud and honor (VALET WILL ISH DIR GEBEN) (in procession)
101, When I survey the wondrous cross (HAMBURG)
Introit/Opening Prayer
John and Phyllis Miller, Donkey
Carol Choir
Confession
2277, Lord have mercy (SINGAPURA)
Scripture/Proclamation
A most gracious display, Ylvisaker
In the garden Jesus bows, Miller
Before the cock crew twice, Pjeturrsson
Doxology
What wondrous love is this (WONDROUS LOVE)
Instrumental/Organ Music
Prelude: Arr. Bulla, Fanfare-Prelude on St. Theodulph
No Walls Instrumental Ensemble
Offertory: Deborah Grovener, O Love divine
Postlude: JS Bach, Prelude in E Minor
Gathering Song(s)
All glory laud and honor (in procession)
Confession
Lord have mercy
Offertory
How deep the Father’s love for us
Doxology
What wondrous love is this
Closing Song
The wonderful cross
11AM
Hymns
88, All glory, laud and honor (VALET WILL ISH DIR GEBEN) (in procession)
101, When I survey the wondrous cross (HAMBURG)
Introit/Opening Prayer
John and Phyllis Miller, Donkey
Carol Choir
Confession
2277, Lord have mercy (SINGAPURA)
Scripture/Proclamation
A most gracious display, Ylvisaker
In the garden Jesus bows, Miller
Before the cock crew twice, Pjeturrsson
Doxology
What wondrous love is this (WONDROUS LOVE)
Instrumental/Organ Music
Prelude: Arr. Bulla, Fanfare-Prelude on St. Theodulph
No Walls Instrumental Ensemble
Offertory: Deborah Grovener, O Love divine
Postlude: JS Bach, Prelude in E Minor
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Music for 041011
FirstLight
Gathering Song(s)
Holy, holy, holy
We sing of your glory
Opening Song
How great is our God
Confession
Lord have mercy
Offertory
Create in me a clean heart
Doxology
Give thanks
Closing Song
I danced in the morning
11AM
Hymns
477, Ye servants of God, your master proclaim (HANOVER)
302, I danced in the morning (SIMPLE GIFTS)
Awake, O Sleeper (MARSH CHAPEL)
Confession
2277, Lord have mercy (SINGAPURA)
Anthem
Carl Nygard, He shall feed his flock
Julia Capps, soprano soloist
Doxology
Unto God be praise and glory (PICARDY)
Instrumental/Organ Music
Prelude: Michael Helman, Prayer for Peace
Adult Handbells
Offertory: Improvisation on Marsh Chapel
Postlude: JS Bach, Little Prelude in E Minor
Gathering Song(s)
Holy, holy, holy
We sing of your glory
Opening Song
How great is our God
Confession
Lord have mercy
Offertory
Create in me a clean heart
Doxology
Give thanks
Closing Song
I danced in the morning
11AM
Hymns
477, Ye servants of God, your master proclaim (HANOVER)
302, I danced in the morning (SIMPLE GIFTS)
Awake, O Sleeper (MARSH CHAPEL)
Confession
2277, Lord have mercy (SINGAPURA)
Anthem
Carl Nygard, He shall feed his flock
Julia Capps, soprano soloist
Doxology
Unto God be praise and glory (PICARDY)
Instrumental/Organ Music
Prelude: Michael Helman, Prayer for Peace
Adult Handbells
Offertory: Improvisation on Marsh Chapel
Postlude: JS Bach, Little Prelude in E Minor
Virtual Choir 2.0
Eric Whitacre developed the concept of a virtual choir better than a year ago and saw it come to fruition with an Internet performance of his work Lux Arumque last fall. This evening the 2.0 version makes its debut. The first venture included 185 singers; this year's numbers 2052 from 50 countries, with about 400 tenors!
From the WQXR site:
For the Virtual Choir 2.0 Whitacre posted a video online of himself conducting Sleep with a simple piano accompaniment. Choristers were invited to obtain the printed music and record themselves singing their individual part in front of a webcam, following his cues on screen and listening to the accompaniment in earphones. The closing date for entries was December 31, 2010.
In 2010 singers sent video recordings of themselves performing the anthem; Whitacre melded the videos into a single unit and added himself as conductor. The atmospheric nature of Lux Arumque lends itself to less precision than one would expect in other settings, so the piece works just fine. One suspects something similar with the new work, Sleep, and this second venture into virtual choral music. Below is last year's video. Click here and follow the links to listen this evening.
From the WQXR site:
For the Virtual Choir 2.0 Whitacre posted a video online of himself conducting Sleep with a simple piano accompaniment. Choristers were invited to obtain the printed music and record themselves singing their individual part in front of a webcam, following his cues on screen and listening to the accompaniment in earphones. The closing date for entries was December 31, 2010.
In 2010 singers sent video recordings of themselves performing the anthem; Whitacre melded the videos into a single unit and added himself as conductor. The atmospheric nature of Lux Arumque lends itself to less precision than one would expect in other settings, so the piece works just fine. One suspects something similar with the new work, Sleep, and this second venture into virtual choral music. Below is last year's video. Click here and follow the links to listen this evening.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Music for 032711
FirstLight
Gathering Song(s)
Humble yourself in the sight of the Lord
No higher calling
Opening Song
Made me glad
Confession
Lord have mercy
Offertory
Fill my cup Lord
Doxology
Give thanks
Prayers
Cambodian Lord’s Prayer
Closing Song
Just a closer walk with thee
11AM
Hymns
306, Fairest, Lord Jesus (CRUSADERS’ HYMN)
303, Jesus, lover of my soul (ABERYSTWYTH)
2158, Just a closer walk with thee (CLOSER WALK)
Confession
2277, Lord have mercy (SINGAPURA)
Scripture
Bob Hudson, Humble yourself in the sight of the Lord
Aerie Singers
Anthem
Arr. Rhonda, O God our help in ages past
Doxology
Unto God be praise and glory (PICARDY)
Prayers
Cambodian Lord’s Prayer
Instrumental/Organ Music
Prelude: Arr. Fred Bock, Fill my cup, Lord
Offertory: Parker, Cantilena
Postlude: Rogers, Grand Choeur
Gathering Song(s)
Humble yourself in the sight of the Lord
No higher calling
Opening Song
Made me glad
Confession
Lord have mercy
Offertory
Fill my cup Lord
Doxology
Give thanks
Prayers
Cambodian Lord’s Prayer
Closing Song
Just a closer walk with thee
11AM
Hymns
306, Fairest, Lord Jesus (CRUSADERS’ HYMN)
303, Jesus, lover of my soul (ABERYSTWYTH)
2158, Just a closer walk with thee (CLOSER WALK)
Confession
2277, Lord have mercy (SINGAPURA)
Scripture
Bob Hudson, Humble yourself in the sight of the Lord
Aerie Singers
Anthem
Arr. Rhonda, O God our help in ages past
Doxology
Unto God be praise and glory (PICARDY)
Prayers
Cambodian Lord’s Prayer
Instrumental/Organ Music
Prelude: Arr. Fred Bock, Fill my cup, Lord
Offertory: Parker, Cantilena
Postlude: Rogers, Grand Choeur
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Worship music for 030611
FirstLight
Gathering Song(s)
Shout to the Lord
Opening Song
Shine, Jesus, Shine
Confession
Sing alleluia to the Lord
Offertory
Amazing Grace
Doxology
Give thanks
Closing Song
Christ beside me
11AM
Hymns
487, When morning gilds the skies (LAUDES DOMINI)
462, Christ, whose glory fills the skies (RATISBON)
2166, Christ beside me (BUNESSAN)
Introit
Vicki Hancock Wright, I will praise God
Carol Choir, Cathy McMillan director; Charlotte Sprawls, accompanist
Confession
Linda Stassen, Sing Hallelujah to the Lord
Aerie Singers, Mike Barker, director, Emily Wasser, music scholar
Anthem
Fettke, Beautiful Savior
Doxology
Praise God from whom all blessings flow (with alleluias)
(LASST UNS ERFREUEN)
Instrumental/Organ Music
Prelude: Schroeder, Schoenster Herr Jesu
Offertory: Schroeder, Allegretto
Postlude: Joseph Jongen, Choral
Gathering Song(s)
Shout to the Lord
Opening Song
Shine, Jesus, Shine
Confession
Sing alleluia to the Lord
Offertory
Amazing Grace
Doxology
Give thanks
Closing Song
Christ beside me
11AM
Hymns
487, When morning gilds the skies (LAUDES DOMINI)
462, Christ, whose glory fills the skies (RATISBON)
2166, Christ beside me (BUNESSAN)
Introit
Vicki Hancock Wright, I will praise God
Carol Choir, Cathy McMillan director; Charlotte Sprawls, accompanist
Confession
Linda Stassen, Sing Hallelujah to the Lord
Aerie Singers, Mike Barker, director, Emily Wasser, music scholar
Anthem
Fettke, Beautiful Savior
Doxology
Praise God from whom all blessings flow (with alleluias)
(LASST UNS ERFREUEN)
Instrumental/Organ Music
Prelude: Schroeder, Schoenster Herr Jesu
Offertory: Schroeder, Allegretto
Postlude: Joseph Jongen, Choral
Monday, February 28, 2011
Kellin Watson at Coffeehouse

Kellin has been playing music and writing songs for the past 12 years. Releasing her first demo album, Little things in 1998, Kellin got her first taste of recording in a studio. Since then, she released her debut solo indy album, Paper Bird, in December 2003, at 22. Kellin's latest album, No Static includes an array of talented musicians. The album includes a song written by Grammy Award winning Gordie Sampson called Your Place In this World as well as a few guest appearances from members of Afromotive, Sugarhill recording artists The Duhks, local singer-songwriter Tyler Ramsey, and many others.
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