Music from Clippesby
"Praise the Lord! Ye heavens adore him"
Sung by the Lakefield Singers at Clippesby
Accompanied by a slide show of sky pictures taken locally.
On this page
Hymns
Link to
"There is a green hill far away"
Sung by the Lakefield Singers at Clippesby
The scene is viewed from within the city wall. Having puzzled as a child, but never thought to ask, why a green hill should or should not have a city wall, this interpretation seeks to make sense of "without" by watching from "within".
Morning has broken! A Hymn for Spring
Sung by the Lakefield Singers at Clippesby
performed by the Carter family
Sung by the Clippesby
Christmas Choir
All things bright and beautiful
Illustrated with a variety of images of scenery, birds, and animals, with some humorous juxtapositions, celebrating the amazing diversity of creation.
Most of the photography is local - just one or two photos from PensthorpeNature Reserve and Africa Alive, courtesy of Alan Barrett
"The Lord's my Shepherd"
Some of the photography is of Clippesby, but most are magical views taken on the Sandringham Estate, Norfolk
"We plough the fields and scatter"
Sung by the Lakefield Singers at Clippesby
"Eternal Father, strong to save"
Sung by the Lakefield Singers at Clippesby
with various images of storms at sea and Jesus calming the waves, viewed through the framework of a stained glass window which is to be found in the neighbouring parish church in Rollesby, Norfolk.
Link to
A little video for Easter from Clippesby
featuring Mozart's Ave Maria sung by the Lakefield Singers, accompanied by Peter Aldous, and some new views of the church interior.
Sung by the Lakefield Singers at Clippesby, organist Peter Aldous
Photography Alan Barrett and Pauline Willmott
To view this video full screen (recommended) please use this link:
To watch this video full screen, please use this link:
We recommended you view this video via this link, as then you can view it full screen:
We recommend you watch this video via this link, as then you can expand it to Full Screen:
Please enjoy this video to the full by using this link, as it will then expand to full screen:
Please enjoy this video to the full, by playing it via this link, where it will expand to Full Screen:
Please view full screen by using this link:
Please view this video via the followinig link, as then you will be able to expand it to full screen:
God be in my Head
Sung by the
Lakefield Singers at
Clippesby.
with new views of Clippesby Church interior.
Another hymn from the Lakefield Singers, sung in Clippesby. Illustrated by images from various countries and traditions.
"Onward Christian Soldiers"
Enlarge for viewing by clicking the small square at the bottom right of the You Tube screen.
To return to normal afterwards, press "Esc" (top left of your keyboard.)
