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1. Cover
2. Title page
3. Copyright
4. Contents
5. Acknowledgements
6. List of Illustrations
7. Preface
8. 1. The Music and Liturgy of the Medieval Mass and Office (680–1540)
9. 2. Early Polyphony and the Worcester Lady Chapel Choir (c.1250–1540)
10. 3. The Reformation and Changes under Four Tudor Monarchs (1520–1600)
11. 4. Thomas Tomkins and the Earlier Seventeenth Century (1596–1646)
12. 5. The Interregnum and Managing the Aftermath of Civil War (1646–60)
13. 6. The Restoration of the Monarchy and Reinstating the Anglican Church (1660–1700)
14. 7. A New Prosperity and More Settled Cathedral Liturgy (1700–40)
15. 8. A Mixed Century: The Later Georgian Period (1740–1840)
16. 9. Queen Victoria’s Reign: Changes after the Cathedrals Act of 1840 (1840–1900)
17. 10. The Earlier Twentieth Century and Two World Wars (1900–50)
18. Postscript
19. Abbreviations
20. Bibliography
21. Index
22. About the team
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Headings Outline

• Contents
• Acknowledgements
• List of Illustrations
  • Figures
  • Tables
• Preface
• 1. The Music and Liturgy of the Medieval Mass and Office (680–1540)
  • St Peter’s Cathedral and the Secular Liturgy
  • The Birth of the Priory
  • The Little Office of the Virgin
  • Performing the Liturgy in the Anglo-Saxon, Romanesque, and Gothic Cathedrals
  • Use of Bells
  • Dominical tabulae
  • Embellishments of the Chant at Worcester
  • Medieval Monastic Ceremonial at Worcester
    • Tenebrae
    • The Two-Part Rite of Public Penance
    • The Easter Sepulchre Rite
    • Procession on Palm Sunday
    • St Wulfstan’s Procession
• 2. Early Polyphony and the Worcester Lady Chapel Choir (c.1250–1540)
  • Elaborating the Liturgy with Polyphony
  • The Lady Chapel Choir
    • The Site of the Nave Lady Chapel
    • The Lady Chapel Choir from Its Foundation to the 1480s
    • Re-Founding the Chapel and Choir by Bishop John Alcock
  • Mass and Antiphon of the Name of Jesus
  • The Marian Salve Service
  • Carols between Christmas and Epiphany
  • Organs in the Priory
• 3. The Reformation and Changes under Four Tudor Monarchs (1520–1600)
  • King Henry VIII
  • King Edward VI
  • Queen Mary
  • Queen Elizabeth I
  • The Choir and the First Masters of Choristers
  • New Services at the West End of the Cathedral
• 4. Thomas Tomkins and the Earlier Seventeenth Century (1596–1646)
  • Tomkins’ Choir
  • The Routine of Services
  • A Secular Performance
  • Alterations to Furnishings and Fabric in the 1630s
  • An Organ by Thomas Dallam
  • Tomkins’ Absence in London
  • Renewal of the Cathedral Choir
  • A Developing Crisis
  • Civil War
• 5. The Interregnum and Managing the Aftermath of Civil War (1646–60)
  • The Plight of Expelled Cathedral Staff
  • Selective Poaching of Lead
  • Raising Money
  • Trouble in the City
  • Moving towards a New Civil War
  • Cathedral Services
  • Interruptions by the Quakers
  • Richard Baxter
  • Cromwell’s Death and the Events that Followed
• 6. The Restoration of the Monarchy and Reinstating the Anglican Church (1660–1700)
  • New Music
  • Repairing the Quire and Sanctuary
  • Early Steps with the Choir
  • A New Prayer Book
  • A New Service Scheme
  • Installing a New Organ
  • The Choir and Its Music
  • New Choir Music in the 1680s
  • Finding a Replacement for Richard Davis
  • Updating the Organ
  • Anxiety at a Growing Catholic Threat
  • The Non-Jurors and the Men Who Replaced Them
• 7. A New Prosperity and More Settled Cathedral Liturgy (1700–40)
  • Occasional Conformity
  • The Choir
  • The Congregation
  • Cathedral Services and Liturgy
  • The Quire Furnishings and the Fabric
  • The Choir and Its Management
  • The Jacobites
• 8. A Mixed Century: The Later Georgian Period (1740–1840)
  • Chanting the Liturgy
  • Men Serving as Organist and Master of Choristers
  • Changes in Performance of the Liturgy
  • Paving the Floor
  • The Organ
  • Choir Repertoire
  • Chants
  • Music for Holy Communion
  • Radical Rebuilding of the Organ—Twice
  • The Failing Choir and Its Causes
• 9. Queen Victoria’s Reign: Changes after the Cathedrals Act of 1840 (1840–1900)
  • The Victorian Cathedral Restoration
  • New Initiatives Following the Victorian Restoration
  • Ritualist Controversies
  • Bach’s Passion Music
  • Educating the Choristers
  • Choir Repertoire
  • Hugh Blair
    • The Robert Hope-Jones Organ
  • Hugh Blair’s Resignation
• 10. The Earlier Twentieth Century and Two World Wars (1900–50)
  • The First World War
  • Developments between the Wars
  • The Second World War
  • The Late 1940s
• Postscript
• Abbreviations
• Bibliography
• Index
• Contents
  • Landmarks

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5. 1. Contents
6. 1. Acknowledgements
      1. Untitled SECTION
7. 1. List of Illustrations
      1. Figures
      2. Tables
8. 1. Preface
      1. Untitled SECTION
9. 1. 1. The Music and Liturgy of the Medieval Mass and Office (680–1540)
      1. St Peter’s Cathedral and the Secular Liturgy
      2. The Birth of the Priory
      3. The Little Office of the Virgin
      4. Performing the Liturgy in the Anglo-Saxon, Romanesque, and Gothic Cathedrals
      5. Use of Bells
      6. Dominical tabulae
      7. Embellishments of the Chant at Worcester
      8. Medieval Monastic Ceremonial at Worcester
         1. Tenebrae
         2. The Two-Part Rite of Public Penance
         3. The Easter Sepulchre Rite
         4. Procession on Palm Sunday
         5. St Wulfstan’s Procession
      9. Untitled SECTION
10. 1. 2. Early Polyphony and the Worcester Lady Chapel Choir (c.1250–1540)
       1. Elaborating the Liturgy with Polyphony
       2. The Lady Chapel Choir
          1. The Site of the Nave Lady Chapel
          2. The Lady Chapel Choir from Its Foundation to the 1480s
          3. Re-Founding the Chapel and Choir by Bishop John Alcock
       3. Mass and Antiphon of the Name of Jesus
       4. The Marian Salve Service
       5. Carols between Christmas and Epiphany
       6. Organs in the Priory
       7. Untitled SECTION
11. 1. 3. The Reformation and Changes under Four Tudor Monarchs (1520–1600)
       1. King Henry VIII
       2. King Edward VI
       3. Queen Mary
       4. Queen Elizabeth I
       5. The Choir and the First Masters of Choristers
       6. New Services at the West End of the Cathedral
       7. Untitled SECTION
12. 1. 4. Thomas Tomkins and the Earlier Seventeenth Century (1596–1646)
       1. Tomkins’ Choir
       2. The Routine of Services
       3. A Secular Performance
       4. Alterations to Furnishings and Fabric in the 1630s
       5. An Organ by Thomas Dallam
       6. Tomkins’ Absence in London
       7. Renewal of the Cathedral Choir
       8. A Developing Crisis
       9. Civil War
       10. Untitled SECTION
13. 1. 5. The Interregnum and Managing the Aftermath of Civil War (1646–60)
       1. The Plight of Expelled Cathedral Staff
       2. Selective Poaching of Lead
       3. Raising Money
       4. Trouble in the City
       5. Moving towards a New Civil War
       6. Cathedral Services
       7. Interruptions by the Quakers
       8. Richard Baxter
       9. Cromwell’s Death and the Events that Followed
       10. Untitled SECTION
14. 1. 6. The Restoration of the Monarchy and Reinstating the Anglican Church (1660–1700)
       1. New Music
       2. Repairing the Quire and Sanctuary
       3. Early Steps with the Choir
       4. A New Prayer Book
       5. A New Service Scheme
       6. Installing a New Organ
       7. The Choir and Its Music
       8. New Choir Music in the 1680s
       9. Finding a Replacement for Richard Davis
       10. Updating the Organ
       11. Anxiety at a Growing Catholic Threat
       12. The Non-Jurors and the Men Who Replaced Them
       13. Untitled SECTION
15. 1. 7. A New Prosperity and More Settled Cathedral Liturgy (1700–40)
       1. Occasional Conformity
       2. The Choir
       3. The Congregation
       4. Cathedral Services and Liturgy
       5. The Quire Furnishings and the Fabric
       6. The Choir and Its Management
       7. The Jacobites
       8. Untitled SECTION
16. 1. 8. A Mixed Century: The Later Georgian Period (1740–1840)
       1. Chanting the Liturgy
       2. Men Serving as Organist and Master of Choristers
       3. Changes in Performance of the Liturgy
       4. Paving the Floor
       5. The Organ
       6. Choir Repertoire
       7. Chants
       8. Music for Holy Communion
       9. Radical Rebuilding of the Organ—Twice
       10. The Failing Choir and Its Causes
       11. Untitled SECTION
17. 1. 9. Queen Victoria’s Reign: Changes after the Cathedrals Act of 1840 (1840–1900)
       1. The Victorian Cathedral Restoration
       2. New Initiatives Following the Victorian Restoration
       3. Ritualist Controversies
       4. Bach’s Passion Music
       5. Educating the Choristers
       6. Choir Repertoire
       7. Hugh Blair
          1. The Robert Hope-Jones Organ
       8. Hugh Blair’s Resignation
       9. Untitled SECTION
18. 1. 10. The Earlier Twentieth Century and Two World Wars (1900–50)
       1. The First World War
       2. Developments between the Wars
       3. The Second World War
       4. The Late 1940s
       5. Untitled SECTION
19. 1. Postscript
       1. Untitled SECTION
20. 1. Abbreviations
21. 1. Bibliography
22. 1. Index
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       1. Contents
       2. Landmarks