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| Pam Rhodes visits the elegant town of Harrogate which in its Victorian heyday was a magnet for the rich and famous.
Producer: Joanna Malton Editor: Hugh Faupel Conductor: Gordon Stewart Organist: Simon Lole |
| Tim Frankland
Pam talks to Tim Frankland who works at the Royal Pump Room Museum which is built over Harrogate's famous Sulphur Well. He talks about Harrogate's beginnings as a Spa town when William Slingsby discovered water bubbling up on the Forest of Knaresborough and how it developed into a place of fashion by Georgian times. He also talks about how people in Victorian times who came to take the Cure would spend a typical day. Tim talks about the spiritual dimension of 'taking the Cure'. How Visitors would often begin the day with a Bible Reading at breakfast. Also how there was a Biblical Painting in the Pump Room put in by the Victorians. For information on Harrogate Museums and more please visit www.harrogate.gov.uk/harrogate Mark Pallant Mark is Head of Music at St Aidan's Comprehensive High School and talks about the role of Music in the School. He also talks about his own faith and how he feels that music can put people in touch with the creator God. He talks about Aidan's Flame, the Worship Group that he has established at the School. St. Aidan's CofE High School Website: www.staidans.co.uk Mark Pallant's Website: www.magnifymusic.co.uk/l.html Phil Willis Phil Willis is Harrogate's local MP and he talks about his role as a politician and how being a Christian influences the way that he approaches his work. He also talks about how he was drawn to Christianity from Agnosticism through the influence of someone he worked with when he was in the Teaching profession. Phil Willis' Website: www.philwillis.org.uk The Rev. Paul Greenwell Paul Greenwell tells the story of St Wilfrid's - why such a medieval-looking church was built in the suburbs of Harrogate. He talks about the Architect, Temple Moore, who loved Yorkshire's Abbey's and Cathedrals and emulated them by building in a Gothic style. He describes some of the church's distinctive features including the stone panels around the wall which depict the life of Christ. www.stwilfrids-harrogate.co.uk The Rev. Catherine Askew Catherine Askew is a Presbyterian Minister who moved to Harrogate after her marriage. She talks about her involvement with the Labyrinth, which is used by the local churches. It's an ancient tool to help people pray. She also talks about her dual calling to be a Presbyterian Minister and to a more Contemplative life. And how the Labyrinth helped her make a decision to go on a Pilgrimage in the USA and Europe. At the Northumbria Community she met her husband, Pete Askew and they now live in Harrogate where she is testing her vocation in the Church of England. For information about The Labyrinth contact Humphrey Baker on 01423 548778 or email: ctharrogate@googlemail.com. www.northumbriacommunity.org www.harrogate.co.uk/churchestogether/ |
| "SONGS OF PRAISE" SIGNATURE TUNE
Composer: Robert Prizeman Performers: Robert Prizeman, Maurice Murphy, Steven Geraghty Sheet music for the Songs of Praise signature tune is published by Chester Music, catalogue number CH55835. You can listen to the theme tune on CD 2 of the Songs of Praise Album. O PRAISE YE THE LORD Words: H.W. Baker (1821-77) Music: C. Hubert H. Parry (1848-1918) Tune: Laudate Dominum Source: SOP Hymnbook #244 ALL MY DAYS Words: Stuart Townend Music: Stuart Townend Arranger: Geoff Ellerby, specially arranged for the programme Source: Worship Today #9 Copyright: © 1998 Kingsway's Thankyou Music GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD Words: John 3:16 Music: Bob Chilcott (b.1955) Source: Bob Chilcott Anthems Copyright: © Oxford University Press 2002. www.oup.com This piece was performed by St Aidan's School Choir - winners of the BBC Songs of Praise School Choirs Competition 2006 (Senior Schools). Details on how to enter can be found in the Songs of Praise Website. WITH A PRAYER YOU FED THE HUNGRY Words: Stuart Townend Music: Stuart Townend Arranger: Geoff Ellerby, specially arranged for the programme Source: Songs of the fellowship #1627 Copyright: © 2002 Thankyou Music/Adm. by worshiptogether.com songs tym@kingsway.co.uk. KING OF THE AGES Words and Music: Stuart Townend and Keith Getty Arranger: Geoff Ellerby, specially arranged for the programme Source: Songs of the fellowship #1407 Copyright: © 2002 Thankyou Music/Adm. by worshiptogether.com songs tym@kingsway.co.uk. THE LORD'S MY SHEPHERD Source: Specially arranged for the programme but the original version, composed by Bob Chilcott, is available in the book 'The Oxford Book of Flexible Anthems' GLORIOUS THINGS OF THEE ARE SPOKEN Words: John Newton (1725-1807) Music: Cyril V. Taylor (1907-1991) Tune: Hyfrydol Source: SOP Hymnbook # 173 |
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• All music items recorded at St Wilfrid's Church, Duchy Road, Harrogate, HG1 2EY. Tel: 01423 504629 office@stwilfrids-harrogate.co.uk Rector: The Reverend Mark Sowerby Administrator: Linda Harrison OTHER LOCATIONS WERE: Pam's Pieces to Camera were filmed at various locations in Harrogate including: • The Royal Hall, Harrogate www.royalhall.org • Betty's Tea Rooms 1 Parliament Street Harrogate HG1 2QU Telephone +44(01423)502746 www.bettys.co.uk For more information about Harrogate please visit www.harrogate.gov.uk |