Accompanying Music
to Presentation
The hymns are those which were frequently sung by the relevant
denomination
at the time of the inauguration of the respective chapel.
All but one of the piano pieces are played by Kaleb Brasee (see
Youtube).
The identitity of the pianist for Christ,whose glory fills the
skies, is not known.
Introduction
A Pilgrim Song, Thomas Rive, 1968
Tudor Music
Bowling’s Farm Meeting House
When I Survey the Wondrous Cross,
Isaac Watts, 1707
Melody: Rockingham, Edward Miller, 1790
Going as to War
Onward
Christian Soldiers, Sabine Baring-Gould, 1865
Melody: St. Gertrude, Arthur Sullivan, 1871
Breach Lane Chapel
Amazing Grace, John Newton, 1772
Melody: New Britain, William Walker, 1829
So, What did people gain from attending these chapels?
Christ whose glory fills the skies,
Charles Wesley, 1740
Melody: Heathlands, Henry Thomas Smart, 1866
Brethren Meeting Room
Brethren, We have met to
Worship, George Atkins, 1819
Melody: Holy Manna, William Moore, 1825
Baron Pigott
Funeral March, Frédéric Chopin,
1837
Final Slide
He who would Valiant be, John
Bunyan, 1684
Melody: Monks Gate, Sussex traditional, arranged Ralph Vaughan Williams,
1905
Upper Norwood Band of the Salvation Army