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18/01/2015

A year on from the devastating Somerset floods, Claire McCollum visits Muchelney, a parish which became a beacon of hope. Plus music from around the country.

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Music Played

Timings (where shown) are from the start of the programme in hours and minutes

  • Mark Beswick

    Sing Unto The Lord A New Song

    Composer: Howard Francis. Composer: Nicholas Brown. Music Arranger: Nicholas Brown. Performer: Nicky Brown. Supporting Artist: Mark Crawford. Supporting Artist: Jerry Logan. Supporting Artist: Jerry Logan. Supporting Artist: Clive McKinley. Supporting Artist: Michael Osbourne. Supporting Artist: Olrick Coker. Supporting Artist: Marcia Walder Thomas. Supporting Artist: Danielle Mahailet.

  • Celeste

    Be Still, For The Presence Of The Lord

    Music Arranger: Simon Lole. Supporting Artist: Simon Lole.

    Composer: David J. Evans

  • Walter Chalmers Smith

    Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise

    Conductor: Paul Leddington Wright. Choir: Halifax Minster. Supporting Artist: David Houlder.

    Tune: St Denio (Welsh hymn melody)

  • Eddi Reader

    Sweet Heart Of Jesus

    Music Arranger: Eddi Reader. Supporting Artist: Steve Hamilton.

    Tune: Melody of E.B.Harm

  • Henry Francis Lyte

    Abide With Me

    Music Arranger: Jonathan Rea. Conductor: Jonathan Rea. Choir: St Thomas鈥� Parish. Orchestra: New Irish Orchestra.

    Composer: William Henry Monk

  • Pumeza Matshikiza & Tessera

    Amazing Grace

    Music Arranger: Ken Burton. Supporting Artist: Andrew Dunlop.

    Tune: Traditional

  • John Ambrose Lloyd

    All My Hope On God Is Founded

    Lyricist: Robert Bridges. Music Arranger: Paul Leddington Wright. Choir: St Peters Episcopal Church. Ensemble: Alba Brass. Supporting Artist: Simon Nieminski.

    Tune: Michael Groesen

Factsheet for Sunday, 18 January 2015

A year on from the devastating Somerset floods, Claire McCollum visits Muchelney, a parish which became a beacon of hope. With music from around the country.

Contributions

Somerset Floods

Twelve months on from the devastating Somerset floods, Claire McCollum meets the residents of the village of Mulchelney whose church served as an emergency relief centre.

Claire discovers how the church played a key role in supporting the community as Muchelney was cut off for ten weeks and finds out about a generous donation from a Muslim group which really touched the hearts of the villagers.

Eddi Reader

Filmed in Glasgow. is touring the UK in March 2015. Her new 5-track EP, Back the Dogs,聽is on sale now.

FA Cup

Stanley Matthews鈥� daughter, Jean, meets up with football commentator, John Motson, to discuss their memories of the 1953 FA Cup Final. Presented by Dan Walker and filmed on location at and .

Locations

This week, hymn singing comes from:

  • , Brixton
  • , Lutton Place, Edinburgh
  • , Belfast
  • , Manchester

Credits

Presenter Claire McCollum
Presenter Dan Walker
Series Producer Matthew Napier
Executive Producer David Taviner

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