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A fairly standard evensong, with responses sung, readings and psalm as directed by the lectionary, and three hymns. The choir will normally sing an anthem before the second hymn. Directly after the second hymn, instead of a sermon, the service continues with Benediction, finally ending with a third hymn and organ voluntary. |
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A fairly standard evensong, with responses sung, readings and psalm as directed by the lectionary, and three hymns. The choir will normally sing an anthem before the second hymn. Directly after the second hymn, there is a sermon, followed by a short moment of reflection and finally ending with a third hymn, blessing and organ voluntary. |
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A fairly standard evensong, with responses sung, readings and psalm as directed by the lectionary, and three hymns. The choir will normally sing an anthem before the second hymn. Directly after the second hymn, instead of a sermon, the service continues with a Service of Healing, finally ending with a third hymn, blessing and organ voluntary. |
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A fairly standard evensong, with responses sung, readings and psalm as directed by the lectionary, and three hymns. The choir will normally sing an anthem before the second hymn. Directly after the second hymn, there is a sermon, followed by a short moment of reflection and finally ending with a third hymn, blessing and organ voluntary. |
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A fairly standard evensong, with responses sung, readings and psalm as directed by the lectionary, and three hymns. The choir will normally sing an anthem before the second hymn. Directly after the second hymn, there is a sermon, followed by a short moment of reflection and finally ending with a third hymn, blessing and organ voluntary. |
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On particular, special Sundays (at any time in the month) evensong can be 'choral' without altering the service. But evensong on the last Sunday of the month is nearly always 'choral'. Choral Evensong: When an evensong is referred to as 'choral' it means that the congregation do not join in with the responses. The responses are sung by the choir, on behalf of everyone, to a special setting. Everything else about the service remains unchanged. |
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| When the service of Evensong is referred to as 'Solemn Evensong', it means that there is an altar party of servers and incense is used. As incense is used during Benediction, the first Sunday of the month is often a 'Solemn Evensong' |