Seasons & Liturgical Uses

Use the listings below to find music published by Encore Publications that is suitable for a particular season, Holy Day, or other occasion in the Church’s year.

The Seasons
- Advent
  - Backhouse: The cherry tree carol
  - Backhouse: The Lord at first did Adam make
  - Bramma: It is high time to awake out of sleep
  - Brown: A promise
  - Brown: Remember, O thou man
  - Bullard: Believe and leave to wonder
  - Chivers: God made a garden
  - Chivers: There is no rose
  - Cleobury: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
  - Cole: Rorate caeli
  - Cousins: Ave Maria (I) (ATB)
  - Cousins: Ave Maria (II) (sops)
  - Dinnage: Gabriel’s message
  - Doughty: Man’s first disobedience
  - Edwards: The truth from above
  - Elfyn Jones: Adam’s fall
  - Ferguson: The holly and the ivy
  - Gower: Adam and his helpmate
  - Grindle: Heaven song
  - Grote: Advent responsories
  - Grote: Come, thou Redeemer of the earth
  - Grote: The promise of peace
  - Halsey: Drop down, ye heavens, from above
  - Hemingway: Mary’s magnificat
  - Hemingway: People, look east
  - Hemingway: Rejoice and be merry
  - Hemingway: The truth from above
  - Hewitt Jones: A tender shoot
  - Hewitt Jones: Hark what a sound
  - Higginbottom: Ave Maria
  - Hitel: Hark the glad sound!
  - Hone: Gabriel’s message does away
  - Huxley: Stay awake!
  - Johnson: I sing of a maiden
  - Johnson: There is no rose
  - Kelly: A cradle of carols
  - Kelly: In songs and in mirth
  - Kelly: The linden tree
  - Kelly: There is no rose
  - Ledger: A great and mighty wonder
  - Ledger: A spotless rose
  - Ledger: Advent calendar
  - Ledger: Advent carol
  - Ledger: Advent responsories
  - Ledger: Jesus Christ the apple tree
  - Ledger: King Jesus has a garden
  - Ledger: The voice of the angel Gabriel
  - Lloyd: Kindle a light to lighten the darkness
  - Lloyd: The fairest flower
  - Lloyd: The linden tree
  - Lloyd: The truth sent from above
  - Lumsden: Come, thou Redeemer of the earth
  - MacDonald: Advent responsories
  - MacDonald: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
  - MacDonald: The cherry tree carol
  - Mason: Ave Maria
  - McCormick: Come, thou long-expected Jesus
  - Moore: Emmanuel
  - Moore: The Lord at first did Adam make
  - Moore: This is the truth sent from above
  - Moore: What is the crying at Jordan?
  - Morris: Ecce sacerdos magnus
  - Nicholas: Today maiden Mary
  - Nixon: Adam lay ybounden
  - Nixon: Advent responsories
  - Nixon: Gabriel’s message
  - Pacey: Remember, O thou man
  - Parnell: Advent tidings
  - Parsons: There is no rose
  - Radcliffe: I sing of a maiden
  - Ridout: Adam (God who created this garden on earth)
  - Rogers: Adam, where are you?
  - Rogers: Hark! a thrilling voice is sounding
  - Rogers: Sinful Adam
  - Rogers: Whereas Adam caused by sin
  - Ross: I sing of a maiden
  - Shephard: Holy thorn that blooms
  - Shephard: In darkness held
  - Shephard: Like all but like no other
  - Stokes: Angelus ad virginem
  - Svane: The fall of man
  - Swinton: The darkest midnight in December
  - Thomas: Adam lay ybounden
  - Tracey: Gabriel’s message
  - Trepte: Arise, shine
  - Trepte: Et incarnatus est
  - Trepte: Hosanna to the son of David
  - Turner: The rose
  - Whitbourn: Of one that is so fair and bright
  - Whitehead: The darkest midnight in December
- Christmas
  - Armiger: All this night shrill chanticleer
  - Ashfield: Christmas
  - Aston: Tidings, tidings that be true (Whereas Adam caused by sin)
  - Backhouse: If ye would hear the angels sing
  - Backhouse: Il est né, le divin Enfant!
  - Backhouse: The cherry tree carol
  - Backhouse: The Lord at first did Adam make
  - Berry: Away in a manger
  - Bertalot: The annunciation
  - Blackwell: I know that my Redeemer lives
  - Blackwell: I saw a maiden
  - Blackwell: O night, peaceful and blest!
  - Brown: Remember, O thou man
  - Bruce: Cradle song
  - Bryden: In the bleak mid-winter
  - Bryden: Seek him out
  - Bullard: Merrily did the shepherds blow
  - Chivers: Born in a stable
  - Chivers: Diptych
  - Chivers: I saw a fair maiden
  - Chivers: There is no rose
  - Clarence: Silent night
  - Cleobury: Blessed be that maid Mary
  - Cleobury: Descants for choirs, Book 2 Christmas
  - Cleobury: Sing, choirs of angels
  - Corns: In dulci jubilo
  - Dibble: Dormi,Jesu!
  - Elfyn Jones: Adam’s fall
  - Ferguson: Come, listen to my story
  - Ferguson: Tomorrow shall be my dancing day
  - Ferguson: Two carols
  - Gower: Love came down at Christmas
  - Gower: Kings and shepherds
  - Grindle: A baby is born
  - Grindle: Heaven song
  - Grindle: Love came down at Christmas
  - Grote: Four carols with descants
  - Grote: The promise of peace
  - Halsey: Nova! Nova!
  - Hemingway: Before the paling of the stars
  - Hewitt Jones: Loving wisdom
  - Higginbottom: Angels, from the realms of glory
  - Higginbottom: Rocking
  - Higginbottom: Tomorrow shall be my dancing day
  - Holst: Four old English carols
  - Ives: Rise up, shepherd!
  - Jackson: An angel came to Nazareth
  - Johnson: I sing of a maiden
  - Kelly: A cradle of carols
  - Kelly: All poor men and humble
  - Kelly: In songs and in mirth
  - Kelly: On Christmas night (Sussex carol)
  - Kelly: The oxen
  - Kelly: Tomorrow shall be my dancing day
  - Kelly: When Christ was born of mary free
  - King: A virgin most pure
  - King: Hodie Christus natus est
  - Kirk: Past three o’sclock
  - Lambert: Away in a manger
  - Lambert: Hodie Christus natus est
  - Lambert: O magnum mysterium
  - Ledger: A little child there is yborn
  - Ledger: A spotless rose
  - Ledger: Angels, from the realms of glory
  - Ledger: Bethlehem
  - Ledger: Good Christian men, rejoice
  - Ledger: In the bleak mid-winter
  - Ledger: Invitation to the manger
  - Ledger: Lie still and slumber (Two lullabies for Christmas)
  - Ledger: Lute-book lullaby
  - Ledger: Sing for joy
  - Ledger: The shepherds’ homage
  - Ledger: The voice of the angel Gabriel
  - Lindley: The Bell-man’s song
  - Lindley: Here is joy for ev'ry age
  - Lloyd: Adam our father
  - Lloyd: An hymn on the nativity of my Saviour
  - Lloyd: Childing of a maiden bright
  - Lloyd: God from on high hath heard
  - Lloyd: The song of the angels
  - Lole: Love came down at Christmas
  - Lumsden: Silent night
  - MacDonald: The cherry tree carol
  - MacDonald: The holly and the ivy
  - Marlow: Peace on earth
  - Mason: Videntes stellam
  - Millington: A carol of hope
  - Moore: A babe is born
  - Moore: Baby born today
  - Moore: In dulci jubilo
  - Moore: Love came down at Christmas
  - Moore: Noel nouvelet
  - Moore: Silent night
  - Morehen: As up the wood I took my way
  - Morehen: Joys seven
  - Neary: A Christmas sequence
  - Neary: Christmas
  - Neary: Three carols
  - Nicholas: A little child on the earth hasbeen born
  - Nicholas: The holy Son of God
  - Nixon: A babe in Bethlem’s manger laid
  - Nixon: Balulalow
  - Nixon: Behold a simple tender babe
  - Nixon: Dormi, Jesu
  - Nixon: I saw three ships
  - Nixon: Near Bethlehem
  - Nixon: Ring out, ye crystal spheres
  - Nixon: The holly and the ivy
  - Nixon: The seven joys of Mary
  - Nixon: Tomorrow shall be my dancing day
  - Nixon: Up! good Christen folk, and listen
  - Nixon: Whence is that goodly fragrance flowing?
  - Noon: The Wexford carol
  - O'Donnell: I saw three ships
  - Pacey: Mary’s lullaby
  - Parnell: Away in a manger
  - Parnell: Tomorrow shall be my dancing day
  - Porter-Thaw: Alchemy
  - Porter-Thaw: Snow
  - Porter-Thaw: The way of paradox
  - Pugh: Silent night
  - Quinney: Infant holy, infant lowly
  - Quinney: Sing lullaby
  - Quinney: Tomorrow shall be my dancing day
  - Ridout: Adam (God who created this garden on earth)
  - Ridout: It was the winter wild
  - Rogers: A man was the first guilt
  - Rogers: Adam, where are you?
  - Rogers: Behold the great creator makes
  - Rogers: Now sing glory to God
  - Rogers: On Christmas night (Gloucestershire carol)
  - Rogers: Sinful Adam
  - Rogers: Whereas Adam caused by sin
  - Sackman: Sing my day
  - Scott: A god, and yet a man?
  - Scott: Jesus, good above all other
  - Scott: King Jesus hath a garden
  - Scott: Silent night
  - Shephard: The holy Son of God
  - Shephard: The shepherds heard the angels
  - Stokes: Coventry carol
  - Svane: The fall of man
  - Tanner: Away in a manger
  - Tanner: Ding dong! merrily on high
  - Tanner: Who were the shepherds, Mary?
  - Tear: The best of news
  - Tear: Just hear the words
  - Tear: Welcome! you king
  - Thomas: The Lord at first had Adam made
  - Tracey: Fum, fum, fum
  - Tracey: The echo carol
  - Trepte: All hail to the days
  - Trepte: I saw three ships
  - Turner: A Song on the birth of Christ
  - Turner: Christmas card carols
  - Turner: Lullay my liking
  - Turner: Nativity carol
  - Whitbourn: Hodie
  - Whitehead: December song
  - Whitehead: Rocking
  - Whitehead: The darkest midnight in December
  - Whitehead: The seven joys of Mary
  - Wibberley: In splendoribus sanctorum
  - Woodward: Hodie
  - Young: Song of the crib (Joseph dearest, Joseph mine)
- Epiphany
  - Barnes: O lovely voices of the sky
  - Dyke: Three kings
  - Halsey: Magi veniunt ab oriente
  - Hemingway: Rejoice and be merry
  - Ledger: O master, let me walk with thee
  - Ledger/Miller: Gift of love
  - Lloyd: Epiphany responsory
  - Lloyd: It was upon the twelfth day
  - Marlow: Epiphany responsory
  - Millington: Eastern monarchs
  - Moore: A babe is born
  - Moore: Behold, O God our defender
  - Moore: Lord, when the wise men
  - came from far
  - Moore: Love of love
  - Moore: Noel nouvelet
  - Moore: One thing have I desired of the Lord
  - Moore: We three kings
  - Neary: O worship the Lord
  - Neary: We three kings
  - Nixon: Whence is that goodly fragrance flowing?
  - Sanders: A star shining in the East
  - Scott Whiteley: Reges tharsis
  - Tracey: Eastern monarchs, sages three
  - Trepte: Arise, shine
  - Turner: Nativity carol
- The Presentation of Christ in the Temple (Candlemas)
  - Moore: Love of love
  - Shephard: Eternal light!
- Ordinary Time
  - Beaumont: Christ is all in all
  - Ferguson: Two anthems
  - Halls: View me, Lord, a work of thine
  - Ledger: O master, let me walk with thee
  - Lloyd: Kindle a light to lighten the darkness
  - Mold: In olden time and distant land
  - Moore: Love of love
  - Moore: Trust in the Lord
  - Whitbourn: Blessings on you from the Lord
  - Whitbourn: Crown my heart
- Lent & Passiontide
  - Bielby: Let there be respect for the earth (The Millennium resolution)
  - Creese: In manus tuas
  - Ferguson: On another’s sorrow / Jesu, by thy wounded feet
  - Goode: Like as the hart
  - Gower: Anima Christi (Soul of Christ, sanctify me)
  - Halsey: Two Passiontide anthems
  - Hewitt Jones: Drop, drop slow tears
  - Kelly: Like as the hart
  - MacDonald: Miserere mei, Deus
  - Mason: Domine, exaudi vocem meam
  - Moore: Jesu, grant me this, I pray
  - Nixon: There is a green hill
  - Noon: In the Cross of Christ I glory
  - Parnell: Dear Lord and Father of mankind
  - Parnell: God so loved the world
  - Ridout: Prevent us, O Lord
  - Skellern: Trisagion
  - Tappe: Christus factus est
- Palm Sunday
  - Ledger: Ride on, ride on in majesty
  - Lloyd: St Matthew passion
  - Mawby: The donkey
  - Moore: St Mark passion
  - Scott: St Luke passion
  - Trepte: Hosanna to the son of David
- Maundy Thursday
  - Chivers: Ubi caritas et amor
  - Kelly: Ave verum corpus
  - Lloyd: Thee we adore
  - Lole: Ubi caritas et amor
  - Millington: Tristis est anima mea
  - Ridout: Christus factus est
  - Tappe: Christus factus est
- Good Friday
  - Archer: Were you there?
  - Cousins: Crux fidelis
  - Higginbottom: Crux fidelis
  - Lloyd: The reproaches
  - Lloyd: Were you there?
  - Lloyd: When I survey the wondrous Cross
  - Nixon: Were you there?
  - Price: St John passion
  - Ridout: Christus factus est
  - Rogers: Good Friday
  - Tappe: Christus factus est
- Easter
  - Ashfield: Rise heart; thy Lord is risen
  - Bertalot: On Easter Day our Lord arose
  - Bertalot: This joyful Eastertide
  - Cleobury: Thine be the glory
  - Elfyn Jones: Christ the gardener
  - Ferguson: Love is come again
  - Ferguson: Thus on Easter-morrow
  - Halsey: Spring bursts today
  - Halsey: The world itself keeps Easter Day
  - Hone: Gabriel’s message does away
  - Ledger: Christ’s journey
  - Ledger: Easter song of praise
  - Ledger: Mary, cease from sadness now
  - Ledger: O think of stepping ashore
  - Ledger: The risen Christ
  - Ledger: Sing for joy
  - Ledger: This joyful Eastertide
  - Ledger: When two friends on Easter Day
  - Llewellyn: Most glorious Lord of life
  - Lloyd: Now glad of heart
  - Lole: I got me flowers
  - Lumsden: Now the green blade riseth
  - MacDonald: Andrew’s song (Love bade me welcome)
  - MacDonald: This joyful Eastertide
  - Millington: Christ the Lord is risen!
  - Mold: In olden time and distant land
  - Moore: Now the green blade riseth
  - Moore: O filii et filiae
  - Munch: Easter St John
  - Nixon: Alleluia, Christ has risen
  - Nixon: Love’s redeeming work is done
  - Noon: Love bade me welcome
  - Noon: Walking in the garden
  - Rogers: Hail, Easter bright
  - Rogers: Ye choirs of new Jerusalem
  - Shephard: The angel rolled the stone away
  - Skellern: Easter song
  - Svane: Christ is risen from the dead!
  - Tanner: Christ the Lord is risen!
  - Trepte: Jesus Christ is risen
- Ascension
  - Parnell: Crowned with glory
  - Radcliffe: The heavens declare
  - Radcliffe: The Lord is king
  - Sanders: King of glory
  - Svane: The Lord is king
  - Swinton: King of glory, King of peace
- Pentecost (Whit Sunday)
  - Aston: If ye love me
  - Aston: Listen, sweet Dove
  - Aston: The wilderness
  - Beaumont: Come, Holy Ghost
  - Ferguson: Two anthems
  - Hewitt Jones: Veni Sancte Spiritus
  - Lawson: Litany to the Holy Spirit
  - Lloyd: Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost
  - Lloyd: O God, who through the grace of thy Holy Spirit
  - Lole: O God, the Holy Spirit
  - Lole/Lloyd: The spirit of truth
  - Radcliffe: The heavens declare
  - Shephard: The burning bush
  - Whitbourn: Glory to thee, O Lord
- Trinity
  - Cleobury: Oculi omnium
  - Halsey: O Lux, beata Trinitas
  - Kelly: For adoration
  - Ledger: We praise the Lord, our God
  - Lloyd: Great Lord of Lords
  - Lole: A Sarum blessing
  - Price: Echo carol on O Lux Beata
  - Ridout: Cantique de Jean Racine
  - Sanders: Come, my way
  - Sanders: Oculi omnium
  - Tappe: O gladsome light
- Corpus Christi
  - Cole: Let all mortal flesh keep silence
  - Cleobury: Oculi omnium
  - Ives: O sacrum convivium
  - Kelly: Ave verum corpus
  - Lloyd: Thee we adore
  - McCormick: O salutaris hostia
  - Noon: O sacrum convivium
  - Quinn: Adoremus in aeternum
  - Quinn: O esca viatorum
  - Sanders: Oculi omnium
- Dedication Festival
  - Elliott: So come to him
  - Gower: Blest are the pure in heart
  - Lawson: Christ is made the sure foundation
  - Ledger: I will lift up mine eyes
  - Lewis: It came even to pass
  - Lole: A living stone
  - Sanders: I will lift up mine eyes
  - Scott: When, in our music, God is glorified
- All Saints'
  - Barton: The souls of the righteous
  - Bryden: Rejoice in the Lord
  - Gower: The communion of saints
  - Halsey: O quam gloriosum
  - Kelly: Praise his name in the dance
  - Lole: For all thy saints, O Lord
  - Lole: How bright these glorious spirits shine
  - Noon: O quam gloriosum
  - Rogers: How bright these glorious spirits shine
  - Shephard: Eternal light!
- Christ the King
  - Lloyd: Great Lord of Lords
  - Radcliffe: The Lord is king
  - Sanders: King of glory
  - Swinton: King of glory, King of peace
Times
- Blessed Virgin Mary
  - Bertalot: The annunciation
  - Cousins: Ave Maria (I) (ATB)
  - Cousins: Ave Maria (II) (sops)
  - Dinnage: Gabriel’s message
  - Halsey: Blessed be thou, O queen of heaven
  - Halsey: Nova! Nova!
  - Hemingway: Mary’s magnificat
  - Higginbottom: Ave Maria
  - Hone: Gabriel’s message does away
  - Johnson: I sing of a maiden
  - Kelly: A cradle of carols
  - Kelly: The linden tree
  - King: A virgin most pure
  - Ledger: A spotless rose
  - Ledger: The voice of the angel Gabriel
  - Lloyd: The linden tree
  - Mason: Ave Maria
  - Moore: Lo! that is a marvellous change
  - Nixon: Gabriel’s message
  - Noon: Salve Regina
  - Radcliffe: I sing of a maiden
  - Ross: I sing of a maiden
  - Stokes: Angelus ad virginem
  - Whitbourn: Of one that is so fair and bright
  - Whitbourn: The song of Hannah
- Feasts & Holy Days
  - Bertalot: The annunciation
  - Bryden: O let the heart beat high with bliss
  - Kelly: Prayer of St Francis
  - Ledger: Almighty God (St Luke’s day)
  - Lole: Angels
  - Lole: A living stone
  - Millington: Christ, the fair glory of the holy angels
  - Nixon: From heaven’s height Christ spake to call (Peter and Paul)
  - Noon: A song for St Cecilia’s day
  - Ridout: St John the Baptists (24 June)
  - Shephard: I saw in the night visions
- General
  - Aston: Let us, with a gladsome mind
  - Barton: The souls of the righteous
  - Beaumont: Jesu, the very thought of thee
  - Bielby: Let there be respect for the earth (The Millennium resolution)
  - Brightwell: Tantum ergo
  - Brightwell: The Lord bless you and keep you
  - Brown: Steal away
  - Bryden: O let the heart beat high with bliss
  - Cadden: Peace be to this congregation
  - Elliott: I am the good shepherd
  - Godfrey: Father, hear the prayer we offer
  - Godfrey: Take my life
  - Gower: Bring us, O Lord God
  - Gower: Jesu, the very thought of thee
  - Gower: Two prayers
  - Grindle: Jesu, the very thought of thee
  - Grindle: We believe in God the Father
  - Halsey: Christ was the word
  - Halsey: Prayer of St Richard
  - Hewitt Jones: Loving wisdom
  - Hutto: The last word of St Alban
  - Lawson: Christ is made the sure foundation
  - Ledger: Amazing grace
  - Ledger: All creatures of our God and king
  - Ledger: Thanksgiving hymn
  - Ledger: The power and glory
  - Lloyd: A garland of praise
  - Lole: May the mystery of God enfold us
  - Mawby: A vision of heaven
  - Millington: Domine, exaudi nos
  - Millington: Give me my scallop-shell of quiet
  - Millington: Victim divine
  - Moore: Caedmon of Whitby’s first hymn
  - Moore: Christ be my beginning
  - Nixon: From heaven’s height Christ spake to call
  - Nixon: Ring out, ye crystal spheres
  - Nixon: Praise our God with mirth!
  - O'Donnell: Two hymns from the royal wedding
  - Parnell: And I saw a new heaven
  - Parsons: Steal away
  - Quinn: Adoremus in aeternum
  - Quinn: Jesu, dulcis memoria
  - Quinn: O esca viatorum
  - Rogers: The national anthem (God save the Queen)
  - Shephard: Lord, I have loved the habitation of thy house
  - Shephard: One thing have I desired of the Lord
  - Scott: When, in our music, God is glorified
  - Svane: At each beat of my heart
  - Svane: O God, you are my God
  - Tanner: A Celtic psalm
  - Tappe: O gladsome light
  - Tavinor: Surely the Lord is in this place
  - Thurlow: The Lord’s supper
  - Trepte: Teach us good Lord
- Harvest
  - Bielby: Let there be respect for the earth (The Millennium resolution)
  - Cousins: All creation bless the Lord
  - Ferguson: Sing to the Lord of harvest
  - Jacob: O praise the Lord (Psalm 117)
  - Kelly: For adoration
  - Ledger: All creatures of our God and king
  - Lole: For the beauty of the earth
  - Moore: Caedmon of Whitby’s first hymn
  - Nixon: Harvest carol
  - Scott: Like a mighty river flowing
- Invocations & Benedictions
  - Cadden: Peace be to this congregation
  - Godfrey: May the road rise with you
  - Gower: Two prayers
  - Lloyd: God be in my head
  - Lloyd: The gate of heaven
  - Lole: May the mystery of God enfold us
  - Lole: A Sarum blessing
  - Millington: Festal introits
  - Pugh: God be in my head
  - Quinn: Jesu, dulcis memoria
  - Scott: Like a mighty river flowing
  - Shephard: May the power of your love
  - Skellern: A Celtic benediction
  - Swinton: God be in my head
  - Whitbourn: Blessings on you from the Lord
  - Whitbourn: A Celtic prayer
  - Whitbourn: Glory to thee, O Lord
- Morning & Evening
  - Cleobury: Abide with me
  - Cousins: Be joyful!
  - Creese: In manus tuas
  - Higginbottom: Te lucis ante terminum
  - Grindle: Let my prayer come up
  - Ledger: Jubilate Deo
  - Lloyd: God be in my head
  - Lole: An evening prayer
  - Parnell: Dear Lord and Father of mankind
  - Price: Echo carol
  - Pugh: God be in my head
  - Ridout: Our Father
  - Sanders: O Lord, support us all the day long
  - Swinton: God be in my head
  - Tappe: O gladsome light
  - Whitbourn: Venite
Initiation Services
- Holy Baptism
  - Gower: Anima Christi (Soul of Christ, sanctify me)
  - Kelly: For adoration
  - Lloyd: O God, who through the grace of thy Holy Spirit
- Confirmation
  - Aston: If ye love me
  - Kelly: For adoration
  - Lloyd: O God, who through the grace of thy Holy Spirit
  - Lole/Lloyd: The spirit of truth
Pastoral Services
- Wholeness & Healing
  - Godfrey: May the road rise with you
  - Lloyd: O God, who through the grace of thy Holy Spirit
  - Lole/Lloyd: The spirit of truth
  - Lole: A Sarum blessing
  - Shephard: May the power of your love
  - Skellern: A Celtic benediction
  - Whitbourn: A Celtic prayer
  - Whitbourn: Blessings on you from the Lord
- Marriage
  - Aston: If ye love me
  - Bolton: My beloved
  - Brightwell: The Lord bless you and keep you
  - Cleobury: Descants for Choirs,
  - Book 1 Praise & Worship
  - Chivers: Ubi caritas et amor
  - Cleobury: Love divine, all loves excelling
  - Cousins: Be joyful!
  - Godfrey: Day by day
  - Godfrey: Just exchange
  - Gower: Blessed be the God and Father
  - Kelly: Caribbean psalm
  - Kelly: For adoration
  - Ledger: Amazing grace
  - Ledger: I will lift up mine eyes
  - Ledger: Jubilate Deo
  - Lloyd: God be in my head
  - Lloyd: To Christ, the prince of peace
  - Lole: Love from God
  - Lole: May the mystery of God enfold us
  - Lole: My beloved is mine
  - Lole: Ubi caritas et amor
  - Mold: O father by whose sovereign sway
  - Moore: Love of love
  - Noon: Set me as a seal
  - Noon: O perfect love
  - O'Donnell: Two hymns from the royal wedding
  - Parnell: And I saw a new heaven
  - Pugh: God be in my head
  - Radcliffe: The Lord is my shepherd
  - Sanders: Come, my way
  - Sanders: I will lift up mine eyes
  - Shephard: May the power of your love
  - Svane: At each beat of my heart
  - Swinton: God be in my head
  - Tanner: A Celtic psalm
  - Thurlow: Delight thou in the Lord
  - Vivian: Guide me, O thou great Redeemer
  - Whitbourn: Come to the wedding
  - Whitbourn: Crown my heart
- Funeral & Remembrance
  - Barton: The souls of the righteous
  - Bielby: May choirs of angels receive him
  - Bramma: Russian contakion of the departed
  - Bramma: The souls of the righteous
  - Chivers: For the fallen
  - Chivers: The Kohima epitaph
  - Elliott: Hear O Israel
  - Ferguson: Two anthems
  - Gower: Bring us, O Lord God
  - Kelly: Caribbean psalm
  - Kelly: For the fallen
  - Ledger: Do not stand at my grave and weep
  - Ledger: I will lift up mine eyes
  - Ledger: O think of stepping ashore
  - Ledger: Pie Jesu
  - Ledger: Requiem (A thanksgiving for life)
  - Ledger: Thanksgiving hymn
  - Ledger: With grateful hearts
  - Lloyd: God be in my head
  - Lloyd: Kindle a light to lighten the darkness
  - Mawby: Do not stand at my grave and weep
  - Mawby: In everlasting memory
  - Moore: In paradisum
  - Moore: Requiem
  - Nixon: They shall not grow old
  - Parnell: And I saw a new heaven
  - Pugh: God be in my head
  - Radcliffe: The Lord is my shepherd
  - Ridout: May the eternal God
  - Sanders: A prayer
  - Sanders: I will lift up mine eyes
  - Sanders: Requiem
  - Svane: At each beat of my heart
  - Swinton: God be in my head
  - Tadman-Robins: Loving shepherd
  - Tanner: A Celtic psalm
  - Whitbourn: This is my commandment
- Ordination
  - Ferguson: Two anthems
  - Lawson: The unity of the Spirit
  - Trepte: Teach us good Lord
Holy Communion
- Holy Communion
  - Barley: Author of life divine
  - Barley: Not everyone that saith unto me
  - Beaumont: Christ is all in all
  - Beaumont: With God before me
  - Bielby: Let there be respect for the earth (The Millennium resolution)
  - Brightwell: Tantum ergo
  - Chivers: Ubi caritas et amor
  - Cleobury: Oculi omnium
  - Gower: Anima Christi (Soul of Christ, sanctify me)
  - Ives: O sacrum convivium
  - Kelly: Ave verum corpus
  - Kelly: For adoration
  - Lloyd: God be in my head
  - Lloyd: Thee we adore
  - Lloyd: To Christ, the prince of peace
  - Lole: Ubi caritas et amor
  - Noon: O sacrum convivium
  - Pugh: God be in my head
  - Ridout: Our Father
  - Ridout: Prevent us, O Lord
  - Sanders: Oculi omnium
  - Sharpe: Venite comedite
  - Skellern: A Celtic benediction
  - Tadman-Robins: Just as I am
  - Tadman-Robins: Loving shepherd
  - Thurlow: The Lord’s supper
  - Whitbourn: A Celtic prayer
Music for the Liturgy
- Mass/Holy Communion
  - Cox: Missa brevis
  - Gower: Missa festiva
  - Hand: Stamford Communion service
  - Kelly: Missa brevis (Peterborough)
  - Lloyd: Chichester Mass
  - Millington: Missa alme pater
  - Moore: Missa in Tempore Paschali
  - Neary: Mass of the Redeemer
  - Noon: Missa Parisiorum
  - Price: Portsmouth service
  - Scott: Missa Dies Resurrectionis
  - Shephard: Walsingham Mass
- Morning Prayer
  - Ashfield: Te Deum Laudamus
  - Bullard: Dover Te Deum
  - Ledger: Jubilate Deo
  - Lole: O be joyful in the Lord
  - Moore: Benedictus
  - Whitbourn: Venite, exultemus Domino
- Preces & Responses
  - Aston: Preces, Responses & The Lord’s Prayer
  - Beaumont: Preces & Responses
  - Chivers: Hong Kong Preces & Responses
  - Corp: Preces, Responses & The Lord’s Prayer
  - Dibble (after Elgar): Preces, Responses & The Lord’s Prayer
  - Dibble (after Parry): Preces, Responses & The Lord’s Prayer
  - Edwards: Preces & Responses
  - Ferguson: Preces, Responses & The Lord’s Prayer
  - Gower: Canterbury Responses
  - Grindle: Preces, Responses & The Lord’s Prayer
  - Grote: Preces, Responses & The Lord’s Prayer (SATB)
  - Grote: Preces, Responses & The Lord’s Prayer (SSS)
  - Halsey: Melbourne Responses
  - Kelly: Preces, Responses & The Lord’s Prayer
  - Lewis: Preces, Responses & The Lord’s Prayer
  - Lloyd: Preces, Responses & The Lord’s Prayer (set 2)
  - MacDonald: Preces & Responses
  - Marlow: Preces & Responses
  - Mason: Preces, Responses & The Lord’s Prayer
  - Millington: Preces & Responses
  - Moore: Preces, Responses & The Lord’s Prayer
  - Noon: Preces & Responses
  - Parnell: Preces & Responses
  - Stokes: Preces & Responses
  - Svane: Preces, Responses & The Lord’s Prayer
  - Thomas: Preces & Responses
- Evening Prayer
  - Aston: Magnificat & Nunc dimittis in G
  - Aston: St Andrew’s service
  - Hemingway: The King’s service
  - Johnson: Service on plainsong tones
  - Kelly: Jamaican canticles
  - Kelly: Peterborough service
  - Lloyd: Durham service
  - Lloyd: St Cuthbert service (Plainsong)
  - Lloyd: St Radegund service (Plainsong)
  - Lole: St David’s service
  - Lumsdon: Lichfield service (Plainsong)
  - Moore: Cantate Domino & Deus misereatur
  - Moore: Magnificat & Nunc dimittis (Plainsong)
  - Moore: Magnificat & Nunc dimittis (St John’s)
  - Moore: Magnificat & Nunc dimittis (St Pancras)
  - Moore: Magnificat & Nunc dimittis (St Thomas)
  - Moore: Magnificat & Nunc dimittis (St Woolos)
  - Nixon: Magnificat & Nunc dimittis (Plainsong)
  - Radcliffe: Magnificat & Nunc dimittis in C
  - Ridout: Magnificat & Nunc dimittis in B flat
  - Ridout: Magnificat & Nunc dimittis in F
  - Sanders: Gloucester service
  - Sanders: Hereford service
  - Sanders: Lichfield service
  - Svane: St Thomas Service
  - Tanner: Southwark centenary service