
A weekly sequence of words and music from St Martin-in-the-Fields
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Music | |||

Thursday 20th November: Benjamin Britten by St Martin's Voices
Thursday 13th November: World Kindness Day by St Martin's Voices
Thursday 30th October: Songs of Farewell by St Martin's Voices
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Great Sacred Music St Martins Voices ,
This is Kevin L. Clements .
On what began a couple of years ago when my wife Linda gave me a copy of poet Malcolm Guite ‘s Sounding the Seasons , I now find myself worshipping weekly with the Church of England Sunday broadcast . Along the way , we discovered Daily Prayer and Time to Pray , and Great Sacred Music ; all featuring the glorious sound of your Godward voices . Recently my heart was awakened by the words prayed during the 2 February Candlemas ... more
Could you master the podcast at a higher volume please? They are very difficult to hear at normal volume levels.
As others have said, simple format - piece of music, followed by a scriptual explanation.. Just wish that before releasing the podcast the producer(s) would equalise the volume/gain of the two elements. The music is always ouder than the speech - fine if I'm sat in front of my PC, but difficult if I listen whilst out walking.
I am very grateful this podcast exists. Dr Wells has produced an excellent program of music and commentary from which I learn and which I enjoy at the same time at a deep spiritual level. Important to me now because I am in my fourth week of hospitalisation for Covid.
Behold what few has given
What notes and song reveal
That words alone cannot impart
A lonely soul is healed.
And not by scientific art
By forgiveness, nay more
Brought near!
The enemy is unbound
Set free!
Forever tied to Christ’s own heart.
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This podcast offers a harmonious blend of sacred music and reflective dialogue, bringing listeners a unique musical experience derived from the rich tradition at St Martin-in-the-Fields. Each episode revolves around a specific theme, often intertwining various musical selections with scriptural insights that explore deep theological concepts. Episodes cover significant cultural and religious events, expand on topics such as kindness, international observances, and the spiritual meanings behind biblical themes, effectively making sacred music accessible and relevant to contemporary audiences.
Listeners can expect to find a carefully curated selection of hymns, choral pieces, and musical reflections alongside thoughtful commentary from hosts... more
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