Music played
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Brass Quintet + timps + organ + Derby Cathedral Choir + congregation of Derby Cathedral + conductor Paul Leddington Wright All My Hope on God is Founded
Music: Herbert Howells (1892-1983) Tune: Michael Words: Robert Bridges (1844-1930) altd. Based on Joachim Neander (1650-80) Arranger: Darius Batiwalla From: SOP #281 pg 528/9 Oxford University Press, BBC Books 1997 ISBN 0 19147325-1 this compilation © Oxford University Press 1997
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Brass Quintet + timps + organ + Derby Cathedral Choir + congregation of Derby Cathedral + conductor Paul Leddington Wright Take My Life and Let It Be
Music: Paul Leddington Wright Words: Frances Ridley Havergal (1836-79) Tune: Emma Arranger: Paul Leddington Wright From: SOP #346 pg 648 Oxford University Press, BBC Books 1997 ISBN 0 19147325-1 this compilation © Oxford University Press 1997
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Organ, Derby Cathedral Choir + congregation of Derby Cathedral + conductor Paul Leddington Wright We Cannot Measure How You Heal
Music: Scottish Traditional Melody Tune: Ye Banks and Braes Arranger: Paul Leddington Wright Words: John L Bell (b1949) / Graham Maule (b1958) Arranger: Paul Leddington Wright From: SOP #374 pg 698/9 Oxford University Press, BBC Books 1997 ISBN 0 19147325-1 this compilation © Oxford University Press 1997
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Derby Cathedral Choir, conductor Peter Gould, organist Tom Corfield Praise to God in the Highest
Music: Russian melody Tune: Campbell Arranger: S S Campbell From: #107 p229 The Oxford Book of Carols ISBN 019 313120X
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Brass Quintet + timps + organ + Derby Cathedral Choir + congregation of Derby Cathedral + conductor Paul Leddington Wright In Heavenly Love Abiding
Music: David Jenkins (1848-1915) Tune: Penlan Words: Anna L Waring (1823-1910) Arranger: Robert Ramskill From: SOP #295 pg 550/1 Oxford University Press, BBC Books 1997 ISBN 0 19147325-1 this compilation © Oxford University Press 1997
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Brass Quintet + timps + organ + Derby Cathedral Choir + congregation of Derby Cathedral + conductor Paul Leddington Wright O Jesus I Have Promised
Music: Basil Harwood (1859-1949) Tune: Thornbury Words: J E Bode (1816-74) Arranger: Robert Ramskill From: SOP #339 pg 633/344 Oxford University Press, BBC Books 1997 ISBN 0 19147325-1 this compilation © Oxford University Press 1997
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Factsheet for Sunday 25th July
Presented by Pam Rhodes
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Contributors
Lieutenant Commander Neale Piper
Queen Alexandra's Royal Navy Nursing Service
Frances Grant (Royal Derby Hospital)
Ruth McDonald
Rev. Tom Keighley
Florence Nightingale Foundation scholar
Mary Spinks CBE (Florence Nightingale Foundation) -
Locations
Derby Cathedral was the location for the congregational hymn singing and Derby Cathedral Choirs performance item.
Derby Cathedral Centre, 18-19 Iron Gate, DERBY. DE1 3GP Tel: 01332 341201 Fax: 01332 203991
office@derbycathedral.org
ISTANBUL, TURKEY
Pam follows in the footsteps of Florence Nightingale when she journeys to Istanbul, known during Florence’s time as Constantinople. Pam takes a ferry past the famous Scutari Barracks, on the Asian side of the Bosphuros, which housed the hospital in which Florence worked during the Crimean War. [The War had begun in 1854 an alliance between Britain, Turkey and France against the rising power of Russia].
Pam also visits the Haidar Pasha Cemetery, first established for British soldiers killed in the Crimean conflict. It now belongs to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. -
Miscellaneous Info
Photo of Florence Nightingale’s house
Courtesy of Miss Frances Webb and www.picturethepast.org.uk -
Music
FOR CONGREGATIONAL HYMN SINGING
Conductor
Paul Leddington Wright
Organist
Peter Gould
Fine Arts Brass
Simon Lenton: Trumpet 1
Angela Whelan: Trumpet 2
James Topp: Horn
Sam Elliott: Tuba
Jayne Murrill: Trombone
+ Steve Socci: Timps
Music Adviser
Geoff Ellerby
PERFORMANCE ITEM
Derby Cathedral Choir (12 layclerks, 10 choirboys, 10 choirgirls)
Conductor: Peter Gould
Organist: Tom Corfield
Credits
- Presenter
- Pam Rhodes
- Producer
- Sian Salt
- Executive Producer
- Tommy Nagra
