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|| Mar || 05 || 1100 || || BarbHurst || Introit Be Still || || Iona book|| Lent|| || || || || 1100 || || BarbHurst || Anthem On Eagles WIngs || M Joncas || Sheet music|| Lent|| || || Mar || 19 || 1100 || || BarbHurst || Put peace into each others hands || Jay Althouse || sheet music || Lent|| || |
|| Mar || 05 || 1000 || || BarbHurst || Introit Be Still || || Iona book|| Lent|| || || || || 1000 || || BarbHurst || Anthem On Eagles WIngs || M Joncas || Sheet music|| Lent|| || || Mar || 19 || 1100 || || BarbHurst || Hallelujah We sing your praises || || TIS 541 || Lent|| || |
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|| Apr || 16 || 1100 || || BarbHurst || Introit Ps 118 || Christopher Willcock ||TIS 74 || Easter Day|| || || || || 1100 || || BarbHurst || Anthem Christ the Lord is risen || Wilson ||sheet music || Easter Day|| || |
|| Apr || 16 || 1000 || || BarbHurst || Introit Ps 118 || Christopher Willcock ||TIS 74 || Easter Day|| || || || || 1000 || || BarbHurst || Anthem Christ the Lord is risen || Wilson ||sheet music || Easter Day|| || |
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|| Jun || 04 || 1100 || || ElwynPederson || Choral reading || || || Pentecost || || | || || || 1100 || || ElwynPederson || Choral reading || || || Pentecost || || |
Uniting Voices
The wiki page for the Glen Waverley Uniting Church Choir, incorporating both The Choir (conductor BarbHurst) and Deo Volente (conductor ElwynPederson). These two choirs have been merged and now sing as one - hence the new name. To see the list of choir members, visit the ChoirGroup page.
2017 Proprosed Programme
Choir practice starts at 8pm SHARP so please be on time. You are encouraged to be there at 7:45pm for socializing and chatting before the rehearsal proper starts.
See what music we have sung and when at the Choir Music by Date Sung page (up to 2011), or on the wiki at ChoirPreviouslySung2016 (and back to 2010).
Date |
Time |
Accompanist |
Conductor |
Item |
Composer |
Location |
Theme |
Absent |
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Feb |
19 |
1100 |
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Make Me a Channel of Your Peace |
Sebastian Temple |
Sheet music |
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Mar |
05 |
1000 |
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Introit Be Still |
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Iona book |
Lent |
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1000 |
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Anthem On Eagles WIngs |
M Joncas |
Sheet music |
Lent |
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Mar |
19 |
1100 |
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Hallelujah We sing your praises |
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TIS 541 |
Lent |
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Apr |
02 |
1100 |
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Psalm 130 |
J Gelineau |
TIS81 |
Lent |
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Apr |
16 |
1000 |
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Introit Ps 118 |
Christopher Willcock |
TIS 74 |
Easter Day |
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1000 |
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Anthem Christ the Lord is risen |
Wilson |
sheet music |
Easter Day |
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May |
07 |
1100 |
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A closer walk with God |
Eugene Butler |
Sheet music |
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May |
21 |
1100 |
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If you love me |
Thomas Tallis |
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Jun |
04 |
1100 |
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Introit TIS 65 |
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Pentecost |
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1100 |
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Choral reading |
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Pentecost |
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Sundays not specifically mentioned are No Choir days. To see what the liturgical colour is for a specific Sunday, please see the RosterLectionary.
(NB: The lectionary entries can now be found on the separate roster page RosterLectionary.)
Our New Anthem
(Tune: Immoral, Invisible)
Immoral, impossible, God only knows
How tenors and basses, sopranos, altos
at service on Sunday are rarely the same
as those who on Thursday to choir practice came.
Quite chatty, and social, the sopranos talk out,
Uncaring that even the conductor must shout
to teach all the others their parts and their pitch
but sopranos chat on with their blame and their bitch.
The altos, oh bless them, are seldomly heard
In spite of conjoling to sing like a bird,
But 'tis no matter, their music is plain
They sing the same notes all over again.
The tenors, their numbers, tho' really quite few,
Aspire to sing high notes with pitch that is true,
But sadly, the outcome is never quite that,
They sing rather loudly but always so flat.
Obstreperous basses, they sing in their boots,
With rumbling great voices that sure are not flutes
In the back stalls they rumble and grumble and moan,
When practice is over they rush to shoot home.
Some basses are late with their big booming voice
But they get offended when we pick on their noise
So we have to remember that they are only boys,
Who would rather go home to play with their toys.
Unready, unable to sight read the notes
nor counting, nor blending, they tighten their throats
the descant so piercing is soaring above,
a melody only a mother could love.
They have a conductor, but one wonders why,
No one in the choir ever turns her an eye.
It's clear by her flailing, she wants them to look
but each singer slouches with nose in the book.
Despite the offences, the music rings out,
the folks in the pew are enraptured, no doubt,
their faces are blissful, their thoughts appear deep,
but it is no wonder, for they are asleep.
Previously Sung
For a list of works we have previously sung, visit the ChoirPreviouslySung page.
Choir Information
Background information on and for the choir is available on the ChoirInformation page. A list of members is at ChoirGroup.
Choir Absences
If you will be absent for any performances, Barbara asks that you enter your name in the absent column.
To do this, you need to be using a browser that has GUI (Graphical User Interface) capabilities, like Firefox. Once you are running a GUI-capable browser, click on the "Edit(GUI)" link in the menu bar immediately above the 'Glen Waverley Uniting Church Choir' heading. This will open a window where you can edit the page. Click in the absent column, on the row for the week you will be away. Then simply type in your name, and click the button labelled 'Save Changes', and you are done!
Choir List
The ChoirList is on-line - you need to have a) a wiki account; and b) be a registered choir member to access this page. Email JohnHurst for help.