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Songs of Praise

on BBC One London

for Holy Week from York Minster and Jerusalem From Jerusalem Geoffrey Wheeler relates the unfolding drama that took place there 2,000 years ago and meets visitors from Britain who talk of their feelings as they stand where the events happened.
In the spectacular setting of York Minster, Christians from the area are joined by returning pilgrims from Jerusalem to sing the well-loved hymns of Holy Week.
But it's the children of both cities that begin the joint celebration by re-enacting - as children the world over love to do -Jesus' triumphant Palm Sunday entry into Jerusalem-a procession that begins at the foot of the Hill of Olives and ends in the Great Nave of York Minster.
Ride on! ride on in majesty (Winchester new); All glory, laud, and honour (St Theodulph); Praise to the holiest in the height (Gerontius); Drop, drop slow tears (Orlando Gibbons); My song is love unknown (Love unknown); A cry in the night (Notting Hill); 0 sacred head sore wounded (Passion chorale); When I survey (Rockingham) Conductor PHILIP MOORE
Organist JOHN SCOTT WHITELEY Researcher Liz RYVES BROWN
Film director CHRISTOPHER MANN Producer DAVID KREMER
Series producer JIM MURRAY
● FEATURE: page 4 if Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

Contributors

Unknown:
Geoffrey Wheeler
Conductor:
Philip Moore
Organist:
John Scott Whiteley
Unknown:
Liz Ryves Brown
Director:
Christopher Mann
Producer:
David Kremer
Producer:
Jim Murray

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