Pentecost V - 27 June 2021

We celebrate the Fifth Sunday of Pentecost with a livestreamed mass

10.00 am Sung Mass (modern language)

You can find the service HERE.

You can find the leaflet HERE.

Birth of John the Baptist - 24 June 2021

We celebrate the Birth of John the Baptist with a livestreamed Procession & Sung Mass.

6.30 pm Procession & Sung Mass (traditional language)

You can find the service HERE.

You can find the leaflet HERE.

An organ recital in progress: part 89

Dear SMM Community,
 

The next part of my online organ recital is here, and I hope that you enjoy it. I offer up these musical meditations as part of our parish efforts to find ways to keep you connected at this time. Recorded on my house organ, the instrument is a musical facsimile of the great 'Father' Willis organ at Salisbury Cathedral.

Today, I present Martin How's Midsummer serenade.


The British composer and organist Martin How MBE (born 1931) read music and theology at Clare College, Cambridge. Famous for his long and fruitful career with the Royal School of Church Music, How developed the Chorister Training Scheme. He wrote his Midsummer serenade in 2004.



With best wishes,
Andrew Adair
Director of Music

Pentecost IV - 20 June 2021

We celebrate the Fourth Sunday of Pentecost with a livestreamed mass.

10.00 am Sung Mass (traditional language)

You can find the service HERE.

You can find the leaflet HERE.

Monday, 21 June, is the National Indigenous Day of Prayer in the Anglican Church of Canada. The Rev’d Leigh Kern has generously provided us with a sermon for the day, which you can find HERE.

An organ recital in progress: part 88

Dear SMM Community,
 

The next part of my online organ recital is here, and I hope that you enjoy it. I offer up these musical meditations as part of our parish efforts to find ways to keep you connected at this time. Recorded on my house organ, the instrument is a musical facsimile of the great 'Father' Willis organ at Salisbury Cathedral.

Today, I present Craig Sellar Lang's Fanfare.


Born in New Zealand, Craig Sellar Lang (1891-1971) was educated in England and studied at the Royal College of Music with Sir Charles Villiers Stanford. Though best-remembered for his Tuba tune, Lang wrote a number of choral works as well in addition to his Fanfare (published in 1961).



With best wishes,
Andrew Adair
Director of Music

Pentecost III - 13 June 2021

We celebrate the Third Sunday of Pentecost with a Sung Mass (modern language).

10.00 am Sung Mass (modern language)

You can find the service HERE.

You can find the leaflet HERE.