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College Chaplain | Rev Lynda McMinn | [email protected]
George Mitchell Fellow | Bishop Ian George | [email protected]
Deputy Chair | Kristina Macrae | [email protected]
Secretary | Roger Meyer | [email protected]
Newsletter editor | Victoria Brown | [email protected]
JUNE 2014 EDITION
2. Community News
3. Letter from the Chaplain
4. Rosters & Readings
5. Music for June
canterburyfellowship.org.au
Community News
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First Sunday Stall
Annual Dinner
Chapel Carpark
Woodend Festival
Bach Society Recordings
History
The market stall is now held every second month (June, August, etc), but the responsibility for providing produce falls particularly on Janet Cook, with assistance from Pamela Smith, Pam Stewart and Margaret Meyer. We really do need more members to contribute ‘goodies’ for sale.
Come on, younger set, how about stepping in with some new ideas? All proceeds go the Fellowship’s general funds.
Annual Dinner on Thursday, 12 June at Naughton’s Hotel, opposite Trinity College in Royal Parade. All are welcome to attend. RSVP Sunday, 8 June. Contact one of the following if you will be attending. Roger Meyer, Kristina Macrae at [email protected] or Libby Brookes on 9817 5629.
The carpark behind the Chapel will not be accessible on Sundays in June, due to the area being dug up for the installation of underground cables.
This applies particularly to the first Sunday of the month, and Sundays when the choir sings Evensong.
Special arrangements have been made for the elderly members of the morning congregation.
The tenth Woodend Winter Arts Festival will be held on Queen’s Birthday weekend (6 – 9 June). For further information, phone 0447 570 327 or see http://woodendwinterartsfestival.org.au.
The Netherlands Bach Society, with many guest musicians, are recording one of Bach’s works every week, for 1080 weeks (the total number of Bach’s works), which will take about 20 years! They have done six so far, and I warmly recommend them. All performances are available on their website AoB All of Bach http://allofbach.com
(I particularly enjoyed Ich habe genug).
submitted by Elizabeth Brookes
The Committee has commissioned Roger Meyer to develop a proposal for the writing of the history of the St John’s / Canterbury Fellowship. While the proposal is being developed, the writing of the history has already begun! A key factor in the writing of any church history is its members; their contribution and recollections. Roger will be inviting members to contribute to this important project.
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Jacopo Peri’s Euridice on course at Woodend
Chaplain’s Letter
Preparations in the production of the 17th Century opera Euridice featuring the Fellowship Choir’s George Kozlowski and Matthew and Daniel Thompson, are well on track. Originally presented in Florence on 6 October, 1600 in celebration of the marriage of Maria deí Medici to Henri IV, King of France, the opera tells the story of the newlywed Euridice’s death by snakebite and of her husband Orpheus’s voyage to Hades to plead for her return.
As we reported last year, our musical director John O’Donnell was busy laying out the preparation for the performance this month and trying to secure funding for the project to go ahead. “We’re all working very hard. I’m down to 4 hours sleep”, he said. “We’ve raised some money. We’re sticking our necks out to put it on, lets put it that way. We had to decide at a certain point that we could do it but one makes a budget and looks at the realities. If we get a good response it should be a success”.
submmitted by Philip Jennings
John said whilst obtaining the original score off the internet was easy, many hours were spent updating old clefs to enable today’s performers to read the music, as well as making many corrections and transposing up the pitch to match what it was in 1600.
“These things take time to organise,” he said. “Finding people and getting them organised in a tight budget was hard and we’re working at it all the time. But it’s all coming together, we have a very good team and they’re all madly learning their parts at the moment. It won’t be until a fortnight before the performance that we rehearse”.
Euridice also stars Jacqueline Porter in the title role and Robert Macfarlane as Orfeo with Jennifer Cook, Christopher Roache, Daniel Thomson, Matthew Thomson, Helen Gagliano, Jerzy Kozlowski, Michelle Clark and Michael Strasser and features Accademia Arcadia under the musical direction of John O’Donnell with stage production by Rodney Hall.
The four performances are on 6,7,8,9 June.
gather some fresh insights into chaplaincy and pastoral care at a residential college. I also plan to gather together the various Trinity alumni studying at Oxford, and to interview them about their studies and their lives over in the UK.
After Oxford I will be visiting St John’s College Cambridge, talking to their Dean of Chaplains and Chaplain about the organization of residential life and chaplaincy. Once again I will be worshipping with them on the Sunday, listening to the world-famous St John’s College choir.
Another important part of this trip will be some study leave time, when I plan to visit some archives important to my doctorate, and talk to some key academics and scholars working in a similar area.
I will be back among you on the second Sunday in July – after a quick trip to meet a new grandchild who is expected at the end of June in Canberra. In the meantime I will leave you in the more than capable hands of the George Mitchell Fellow, Bishop Ian George.
May God be with you! Lynda
On Sunday June 1st I leave Trinity for a month long trip to the UK. Part of this will be college business, part will be study leave and a small part some recreational leave when I will catch up with friends and with my brother.
When I arrive in London I will be staying with Meg Warner, who worshipped with you all regularly until she flew to London to marry Richard Burridge. Richard is the Dean of King’s college London, and I will spend the first week meeting with him, and with his college chaplain to talk about college life and how they manage chaplaincy and pastoral care, and their chapel life. I will also be meeting with the Church of England advisor for higher education at Westminster.
From there I will be travelling to Oxford, where I will be staying at Christ Church College. On the Sunday I will be worshipping at the wonderful Christ Church cathedral, and looking particularly at their College Communion service, as well as enjoying listening to the cathedral choir at evensong. Over a couple of days I will be meeting with their Dean of Chaplains and college Chaplain, again to
Roster s & Readings ContactsMr Roger Meyer (Keeper of the Roster) 9818 4950Mrs Pam Stewart (Evening Readers) 9807 6769
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June - July 2014
MORNING SERVICES 10AM
DATE READINGS READER INTERCESSOREUCHARISTIC
ASSISTANT
1 June Acts 1:6-14Psalm 68:1-10, 32-35
1 Peter 5John 17:1-11
Geoff Sutherland Pamela Smith Paul Kathner
8 June Acts 2:1-21Ps 104:26-36
1 Corinthians 12:1-13John 20:19-23
Mavis Heathcote Elizabeth Sevior Ross Heathcote
15 June Exodus 34:1-8Song of 3YM 29-34 APBA p399
2 Corinthians 13:11-13Matthew 28:16-20
Roger Meyer Chris Heathcote Margaret Dean
22 June Genesis 21:8-21Ps 86:1-10, 16-17
Romans 6:1-11Matthew 10 24-39
Michael Noble Margaret Dean Andrew Murray
29 June Genesis 22:1-14PS 13
Romans 6:12-23Matthew 10: 40-42
Margaret Dean Chaplain Paul Kathner
6 July Genesis 24:34-38, 42-49, 58-67Ps 45:10-17
Romans 7:14-25Matthew 11:15-19, 25-30
Geoff Sutherland Ross Nankivell Paul Kathner
13 July Chris Heathcote Elizabeth Sevior Ross Heathcote
20 July Margaret Dean Andrew Murray Margaret Dean
27 July Michael Noble Margaret Dean Andrew Murrary
EVENING SERVICES 6PM
(except where specified for special services)
DATE READINGS READER
1 June Acts 1:15-26Psalm 68:11-20
Revelation 14:1-7, 15:2-4 Pamela Smith
8 June Joel 2:28-32Psalm 103:13-22
Galatians 5:13-26 Max Boyce
15 June Genesis 1:1-2, 4aPsalm 20
Ephesians 4:1-6, 17-32 Kristina Macrae
22 June Genesis 21:22-33Psalm 69:7-19
Matthew 10:9-23 Gordon Hawley
29 June Genesis 22:15-19 and 23:1-4Psalm 89:1-4, 15-18
Romans 7:1-6 Anne Friend
6 July Psalm 116Zechariah 4:1-6a, 10b-14
Revelation 11:1-4, 15-18 Max Boyce
Music Director of Music: John O’Donnell
Assistant Director: Bruce Macrae
Organists: Elizabeth-Anne Farmer
David MacFarlane
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June 2014
June 1: Seventh Sunday of Easter
10.00 A.M. CHORAL EUCHARIST Introit: Byrd, Psallite DominoService: Jackson in GPsalm 68.1–10, 32–35 (BCP): Chant by J. GossCommunion: Gibbons, O clap your handsHymns: 147, 324 (Tune: Song 1, no. 302), 476
6.00 P.M. CHORAL EVENSONG & PROCESSIONResponses: ByrdPsalm 68.11–20: Chant by J. GossCanticles: Sumsion in AAnthem: Byrd, Non vos relinquam orphanos
(I will not leave you comfortless, alleluya; I go, and I will come again unto you, alleluya, and your heart shall rejoice, alleluya.)
Hymns: 141 (Tune: Deus tuorum militum, no. 181), 146, 368
June 8: Day of Pentecost
10.00 A.M. PROCESSION & CHORAL EUCHARIST Introit: Tallis, If ye love meService: Darke in FPsalm 104.26–36 (BCP): Chant by J. O’DonnellCommunion: Tallis, Loquebantur variis linguis
(The apostles were speaking in different tongues, alleluya, of the great works of God, alleluya. They were all filled with the Holy Spirit, and they began to speak of the great works of God, alleluya. Glory…)
Hymns: 152, 384, 153 (Mechlin melody, no. 154)
6.00 P.M. CHORAL EVENSONGResponses: AylewardPsalm 103.13–22: Chant by S. WesleyCanticles: Gibbons, Short ServiceAnthem: Tallis, O Lord, give thy Holy SpiritHymns: 151 (Tune: Deus Tuorum Militum, no. 181), 631, 158
June 15: Trinity Sunday
6.00 P.M. CHORAL EVENSONG & PROCESSIONResponses: Smith of DurhamPsalm 20: Chant by H. AldrichCanticles: Howells, Collegium RegaleAnthem: Howells, Te Deum (Collegium Regale)Hymns: 159 (2nd tune), 161, 162Procession: Hymn 212
June 22: Second Sunday after Pentecost
6.00 P.M. CHORAL EVENSONGResponses: MorleyPsalm 69.7–19 [omitting “And why?” at the beginning of verse 7]: Chant by J. TurleCanticles: Weelkes, Evening Service for treblesAnthem: Morley, Nolo mortem peccatoris
(I desire not the death of a sinner: these are the words of the Saviour. The remainder of the text is in English.)
Hymns: 51 (2nd tune), 405, 466
June 29: SS Peter & Paul
6.00 P.M. CHORAL EVENSONG & PROCESSIONResponses: RosePsalm 116: Chant by T. BennettCanticles: Klatzow, Magnificat & Nunc dimittisAnthem: Palestrina, Tu es PetrusHymns: 226 (Tune: Annue Christe, no. 174/2), 227, 187Procession: 178
July 6: Fourth Sunday after Pentecost
10.00 A.M. CHORAL EUCHARIST Introit: Bax, Lord, thou hast told usService: Darke in EPsalm 45.11–18 (BCP): Chant by W. RussellCommunion: Byrd, Ego sum panis vivus
(I am the living bread which came down from heaven: if any man eat of this bread, he shall live for ever. Alleluya.)
Hymns: 379, 301, 310
