Music played
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Robert Prizeman, Maurice Murphy, Steven Geraghty Songs of Praise Signature Tune
Composer: Robert Prizeman commercially available
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Paul Leddington Wright (conductor), Edward Taylor (organist), Laura Jellicoe (Flute), Hugh McKenna (Oboe), Tom Verity (Clarinet), John Thornton (Horn), Hazel Barrett (Bassoon) and the congregation drawn from the Cockermouth area. O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing
Words: Charles Wesley (1707-88) Music: Lyngham by Thomas Jarman (1782-1862) Arranged: by Paul Leddington Wright SOP Hymnbook No. 241
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Paul Leddington Wright (conductor), Edward Taylor (organist), Laura Jellicoe (Flute), Hugh McKenna (Oboe), Tom Verity (Clarinet), John Thornton (Horn), Hazel Barrett (Bassoon) and the congregation drawn from the Cockermouth area. Brother, Sister, Let Me Serve You
Words: Richard Gillard (b.1953) Music: Servant Song by Richard Gillard (b. 1953) arr. Betty Pulkingham (b. 1928) Arranged: by Paul Leddington Wright SOP Hymnbook No. 376 Copyright © 1977 Scripture in Song, a division of Integrity Music, administered by Kingsway’s Thankyou Music, PO Box 75, Eastbourne, East Sussex BN23 6NW. UK.
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by Bella Hardy and Corrina Hewat (on harp) The Lord’s My Shepherd
Words: Scottish Psalter , 1650 – based on Psalm 23 Music: Bella Hardy St Bega’s Church, Bassenthwaite
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Paul Leddington Wright (conductor), Edward Taylor (organist), Laura Jellicoe (Flute), Hugh McKenna (Oboe), Tom Verity (Clarinet), John Thornton (Horn), Hazel Barrett (Bassoon) and the congregation drawn from the Cockermouth area. Beauty for Brokenness
Words: Graham Kendrick (b. 1950) Music: Beauty for Brokenness – Graham Kendrick (b. 1950). Arranged: by Paul Leddington Wright arr James Whitbourn (b. 1963) BBC SOP hymn book No. 267 Copyright © 1993 Make Way Music , PO Box 263, Croydon CR9 5AP. UK
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Paul Leddington Wright (conductor), Edward Taylor (organist) and the congregation drawn from the Cockermouth area. Lord of All Hopefulness
Words: Jan Struther (Joyce Placzer) 1901-53 Music: Slane - Irish trad. melody. Performed: by Congregation + organist, Edward Taylor and conductor, Paul Leddington Wright BBC SOP Hymn book no. 303
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by Carlisle Cathedral Youth Choir, Organist Paul Leddington Wright and conducted by Edward Taylor The Lord Bless You and Keep You
Music: John Rutter Words: Numbers vi, 24 © OUP
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Paul Leddington Wright (conductor), Edward Taylor (organist), Laura Jellicoe (Flute), Hugh McKenna (Oboe), Tom Verity (Clarinet), John Thornton (Horn), Hazel Barrett (Bassoon) and the congregation drawn from the Cockermouth area. O God, Our Help in Ages Past
Words: Isaac Watts (1674-1748) based on Psalm 90 Music: St Anne by William Croft (1678-1727) Arranged: by Paul Leddington Wright SOP Hymn book no. 16
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Factsheet for Sunday 21st February
Presented by Sally Magnusson from Cumbria.
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INTERVIEWS
THE REV. WENDY SANDERS
Christ Church Cockermouth
Vicar of Christ Church, Cockermouth. In November 2009, Christ Church was transformed into a Flood Centre where people flocked to get advice and support and Wendy found herself at the heart of the Flood relief programme – offering encouragement to the many people in her parish who’d suffered in the flooding. -
JULIE RICKERBY
Julie, whose parents also live with her, suffered a double catastrophe, when her home and her business “Julie’s Sandwich Place” were flood damaged. She shows Sally around her home and the local shops on Cockermouth’s Main Street that have been affected, including her own. Julie talks about her determination to get back in business.
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PAUL FILBY
Paul is part of a specialist RNLI flood team that came from Wales to Cumbria to assist in the rescue effort. He was assigned to Cockermouth and was shocked at what the water had done to the town. Paul goes to a backstreet in Cockermouth to relive one particular rescue that he’ll always remember.
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RICHARD & FAITH COLE
Richard and Faith moved to Cumbria 3 years ago to improve the quality of their life for their family and 2 foster children. The November flood wrecked the ground floor of the house they were in the process of restoring. They tell Sally how their experience in the floods has taught them valuable lessons.
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DAVID & JILL POINTON
David & Jill live in a secluded valley just by the River Cocker. On the night of the 19th November the river was transformed into a noisy unstoppable torrent. When the waters receded, the Pointons were in for a shock – 2000 tons of stones and gravel had been left in their meadow. They tell Sally how they feel it is their duty to future generations to restore the meadow to how it was.
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PERFORMERS
BELLA HARDY, FOLK SINGER
Bella Hardy Website
Though only 25 years old, Bella has already been nominated three times in the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards and has been well known on the folk circuit for many years, playing fiddle in a variety of popular line-ups as a teenager and reaching the finals of the BBC Young Folk Awards in 2004. Bella performs her own version of “The Lord’s My Shepherd” accompanied by harpist, Corrina Hewat.
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CORRINA HEWAT, HARPIST
One of the world’s leading Scottish Harp players. Please visit Corrina’s website for more information.
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CARLISLE CATHEDRAL YOUTH CHOIR
Perform “The Lord Bless You and Keep you” conducted by Edward Taylor. The Youth Choir comprises boys and girls aged 13–18 years who sing during services in the Cathedral once a week during term time.
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EDWARD TAYLOR
Is the Assistant Organist at Carlisle Cathedral. He conducted the choir item “The Lord Bless You and Keep You” and played the organ for the congregational hymn-singing.
Carlisle Cathedral
For more details regarding music at Carlisle Cathedral please visit their website -
LOCATIONS
Sally Magnusson was seen in various locations on the outskirts of Cockermouth, and also the following:
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Christ Church
Interview with Wendy Sanders
Christ Church Website
Christ Church Rooms
South Street
Cockermouth
Cumbria
CA13 9RU
Tel: 01900 829926
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Julie's Sandwich Place
Interview with Julie Rickerby was in her home and on Main Street, Cockermouth and “Julie’s Sandwich Place”
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St Bega’s Church
Bella Hardy and Corrina Hewat performed The Lord’s My Shepherd at St Bega’s Church, Bassenthwaite.
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RNLI Lifeboat Station
Paul Filby was filmed at the RNLI Lifeboat Station at Workington – and in the town of Cockermouth.
RNLI Lifeboat Station
RNLI North Jetty, Prince of Wales Dock, Workington, Cumbria
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Camerton Church
Richard & Faith Cole were filmed at their home and outside Camerton Church, which also suffered damage from the floods.
Camerton Church Website
Interview with David & Jill Pointon was in their meadow by the River Cocker. -
PRAYERS
words taken from
Psalm 46 – read by Paul Filby
Isaiah 58 – read by The Rev. Wendy Sanders
Psalm 29 – read by Julie Rickerby -
MUSIC
The congregational hymn-singing was recorded at All Saints Church, Cockermouth
All Saints Church
All Saints Church
Kirkgate
Cockermouth
Cumbria
CA13 9PJ
Contact: The Rev. Chris Goddard
Tel: 01900 824383
chrisgoddard@cateam.org.uk
More details about the church can be found at:
Credits
- Presenter
- Sally Magnusson
- Producer
- Jonathan Mayo
- Executive Producer
- Tommy Nagra
