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Fife's Future

Sally Magnusson discovers remarkable signs of hope on her final journey around the Kingdom of Fife and introduces hymns and songs from Dunfermline Abbey, St Andrews University and singer Ian White.

34 minutes

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Sun 21 Aug 2011 17:25
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Music Played

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  • Dunfermline Abbey Congregation, organist Norman Mitchell

    All Creatures of our God and King

    Conductor: Gordon Stewart Tune: Lasst uns erfreun. Arrangement: Robert Ramskill Words: William H Draper. Source: Church Hymnary 4. Brass quintet: Alba Brass

  • Dunfermline Abbey Congregation, organist Norman Mitchell

    I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say

    Conductor Gordon Stewart Tune: The Rowan Tree Music: Scottish tradional melody arranged by compilers. Horatius Bonar Source: Church Hymnary 4

  • Chapel of St Salvator Congregation, organist Tom Wilkinson

    Immortal Invisible

    Conductor: Gordon Stewart Tune: St Denio Music: Welsh hymn melody Words: Walter Smith Source: Church Hymnary 4

  • Ian White in the nave of Dunfermline Abbey

    Something New

    Tune:Chris Eaton Music: Chris Eaton Words Chris Eaton Arranged: Ian White Source: CD Move That Foot by Ian White. EMI Music Publishing

  • St Salvator’s Chapel Choir, organist Andrew Macintosh

    The Lord Bless you and Keep you

    Conductor Tom Wilkinson Tune: John Rutter

  • Chapel of St Salvator Congregation, organist Tom Wilkinson

    Eternal Father Strong to Save

    Conductor: Gordon Stewart Tune: Melita Music: John Bacchus Dykes Words: William Whiting Source: Church Hymnary 4

  • Dunfermline Abbey Congregation, organist Norman Mitchell

    How Great Thou Art

    Conductor Gordon Stewart Tune: How Great Thou Art Music: Swedish Folk melody Arrangement: Paul Leddington Wright Words: Russian hymn, translated by Stuart Hine Source: Church Hymnary 4. Brass Quintet: Alba Brass

Credits

Presenter Sally Magnusson
Producer David Strachan
Series Editor David Taviner
Executive Producer Tommy Nagra
Performer Ian White

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