king's college chapel a festival of nine lessons and carols - WGBH

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All remain standing during the first organ voluntary, which is being broadcast. In dulci jubilo ʙ . . ʙʜ Please do not talk during the second organ voluntary, which is being recorded for broadcast on Christmas Day. Toccata Op. ɴɢɴ After the first voluntary the Choir and Clergy are followed out in order by the stewards, the Provost, the Mayoral party, the Vice-Provost, and Fellows of the College, with their guests. Members of the congregation who wish to leave at this point should do so silently. Those remaining are invited to be seated. After the service a retiring collection is taken for the maintenance of the Chapel. If you prefer to contribute by cheque, please make cheques payable to King’s College, Cambridge and send it to: THE DEAN KING’S COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE CB ST Gift Aid envelopes are available.
Become a Friend of King’s and support King’s College, Chapel and Choir The Chapel of King’s College, Cambridge is one of the most important medieval buildings in Europe. Since its Foundation by King Henry VI over five centuries ago, choral services have been an essential part of the daily life of the College. The architectural majesty of the Chapel and the great musical quality of the Choir are admired and loved by millions of people the world over. Yet the College is solely responsible for the maintenance of the Chapel and the costs of the Choir. Over the years, our friends and supporters have contributed to the restoration and conservation of the Chapel, funded choristerships and bursaries, provided music practice rooms and renovated the Chapel music library. But there is still much that needs to be done and for which we need your help. By becoming a Friend of King’s, you will benefit from a privileged relationship with the College and help secure the future of the Chapel and Choir, ensuring that they remain world treasures for centuries to come. To find out more about how you can become a Friend of King’s and support the King’s College Chapel and Choir, please visit www.kingsfriends.org Or contact us at: King’s Friends King’s College Cambridge ʙ Tel.: + () Email: friends@kings.cam.ac.uk
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