On Sunday morning the anthem at sung matins was Lord I love thee by George Frederic Handel. At evensong the choir sang the canticles to Charles Stanford’s setting in B flat and the anthem God be in my head by Sir Henry Walford Davies, who was Master of the King’s Music in succession to Sir Edward Elgar.
The organ voluntary in the morning was J S Bach’s Fantasia in G and in the evening was the same composer’s arrangement of the third movement of the double violin concerto in A minor by Antonio Vivaldi.
The preacher for matins was the Rev Stephen Tudgey and for evensong was the Rev Roy Howe.
The church diary for the next seven days: Thursday, 9.30am, Charlie’s Angels, church hall; 10.30am, holy communion 1662; 11.15am, KCM parish prayer group. Sunday, 8.30am, holy communion 1662; 10.30am, eucharist, church hall; 6pm, choral evensong. Tuesday, 7.30pm, concert by the Florian String Quartet.
The floodlighting is being sponsored this week in honour of Captain David Banks, in celebration of his 80th birthday on Tuesday, November 25.
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