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Photo Album of Churches, Cathedrals
and Other Venues
We are so honored when Deerwood Music
is played and sung. We have a special fondness for the churches, cathedrals and other venues that have been
filled with the sound of our music. We're pleased to share some photos of these places of worship and learning,
including:
| St. John's Episcopal Cathedral, Oban, Scotland |
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| Source:Royal Commission of the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland |
- St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 5th Avenue, New York
- Dunblane Cathedral, Scotland
- St.
John's Episcopal Cathedral in Oban, Scotland
- Royal School of
Church Music, Scotland
- All Saints Church, Roffey, England
- Cathedral of the Isles in Millport, The Isle of Cumbrae, Scotland
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St. Thomas Episcopal
Church
5th Avenue, New York The Choir of St. Thomas Episcopal church has sung "God Be In My Head,"
composed by George Bayley. The Saint
Thomas Choir includes men who are professional singers and boys who are enrolled
at the Saint Thomas Choir School. The church was completed in 1914; it was the fourth church for the Manhattan
Episcopal parish.
Dunblane Cathedral, Scotland The choir of Dunblane Cathedral in Scotland has
sung "God Be In My Head" by George Bayley. On June 7, 2009, the Dunblane Cathedral
Choir will sing "The Iona Boat Song." (Click for more information.)
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| Dunblane Cathedral, Scotland (source: Wikipedia) |
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| Dunblane Cathedral Choir |
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| Source: Wikimedia Commons |
All Saints Chuch
Roffey, England
George Bayley had an organ bench exchange at All Saints
Church.
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St. John's Episcopal Cathedral
Oban,
Scotland
The Choir
of St. John's Episcopal Cathedral in Oban, Scotland has sung
on several occasions the anthem "God Be In My Head," composed by George Bayley. St John's Cathedral, Oban, is the Mother Church of the historic United Diocese of Argyll &
The Isles, within the Scottish Episcopal Church.
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George Bayley, seated at the organ console
of
St. John's Episcopal Cathedral in Oban,
Scotland, where he has played recitals
twice
Cathedral
of the Isles in Millport,
The Isle of Cumbrae, Scotland George Bayley had an organ bench exchange at the Cathedral
of the Isles in Millport.
Royal School of Church Music, Scotland
The Royal School of Church Music (RSCM) supports a world-wide network
of 8,500 churches, schools and individuals. RSCM is committed to achieving the best use of good music in worship –
whatever the resources, whatever the styles. Several anthems composed by George Bayley have been included in the
singing repertoire of the RSCM programs.
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| Source: http://www.rscm.com |
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Contact us at info@deerwoodmusic.com 302.265.7605
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