John Speller's Web Pages - Eucharist
Hayes, Sanctus & Benedictus
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- Allegri, Sanctus &
Benedictus
- Andrews, Bread of the World in Mercy Broken
- Attwood, Sanctus
- Benjamin Rogers, Sanctus & Benedictus
- DuMouchel, Tantum ergo sacramentum
- Easter Eucharist
- Elgar, As this Broken Bread was scattered
- Go, worship at Emmanuel's feet
- Gloria Tibi
- Goss, Pascha Nostrum
- Hayes, Sanctus & Benedictus
- Hudson, Sanctus
- In Jesus I see
- Key, The Collect for Purity
- George Loosemore, Glory be to God on high
- Mason, Sanctus
- Matthew Camidge, Sanctus & Benedictus
- Melchizedek
- Morley, Trisagion
- My Lord, my Love was Crucified
- O Esca Viatorum
- Okeland, Let your light so shine
- O, the Depth of Love Divine
- Parry, Jesu dulcis memoria
- Patten, O Satutaris Hostia
- Pearsall, Ave Verum
- Pearsall, Ecce Panis
- Pearsall, O Salutaris Hostia
- Pearsall, Tantum Ergo
- Rheinberger, Verbum supernum prodiens
- Strengthen for Service
- The King of Heaven his Table Spreads
- This is the feast of heavenly wine
- Tye, Missa Euge Bono: Agnus Dei
- Webbe, O Sacrum Convivium
- Kate Vannah, O Salutaris, Hostia
- Very Bread, Good Shepherd, tend us
- Wesley, Ecce Panis
- Whitbroke, Let your light so shine
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Dr. Hayes probably intended his Sanctus in D for use as an introit at the beginning of antecommunion in Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford. I have added a matching Benedictus to accommodate the words to Rite I of the Episcopal Prayer Book of 1979.
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| Professor William Hayes, Mus. Doc. (1708-1777) |
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