Post by Ian Wegg on May 14, 2016 16:54:07 GMT
I am grateful to my colleague and fellow Southern Television enthusiast Tony Herbert for this find. A YouTube channel of recordings of church music:
www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJLDKYk8C9b0_32eNHJf0w
Many of them are from TV and Radio broadcasts and, I suspect, at least a few of them not archived anywhere else.
Our particular interest is this upload: Halleujah - a Programme of Sacred Music, a Southern programme recorded in Canterbury Cathedral in 1973.
The video comments claim "This is the earliest known surviving colour TV recording (1973) of a British cathedral choir" which may well be true. It has burnt in subtitles (I'm guessing Chinese or Japanese) but aside from this the quality is excellent.
Associated with the channel is a website, a Facebook page and a Twitter account:
www.recordedchurchmusic.org
facebook.com/inquires
twitter.com/inquires
~iw
(Posting here as it seems more appropriate than the TotP + Music forum).
www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJLDKYk8C9b0_32eNHJf0w
Many of them are from TV and Radio broadcasts and, I suspect, at least a few of them not archived anywhere else.
Our particular interest is this upload: Halleujah - a Programme of Sacred Music, a Southern programme recorded in Canterbury Cathedral in 1973.
The video comments claim "This is the earliest known surviving colour TV recording (1973) of a British cathedral choir" which may well be true. It has burnt in subtitles (I'm guessing Chinese or Japanese) but aside from this the quality is excellent.
Associated with the channel is a website, a Facebook page and a Twitter account:
www.recordedchurchmusic.org
facebook.com/inquires
twitter.com/inquires
~iw
(Posting here as it seems more appropriate than the TotP + Music forum).
