I'm planning a trip to the big smoke (aka London to you non-Limeys) in October and as well as doing the usual I'm thinking it might be fun to visit as many of the various churches Libera have filmed in so I can play the song as I'm there.
You know the kind of thing I'm after - Sing Forever @ St Brides.
So trawl through those old Songs of Praise videos and lets see how many we can come up with.
Re: London Churches used by Libera
Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 10:25 pm
by Murkskis
Yorkie wrote:Right you lot get your thinking caps on.
I'm planning a trip to the big smoke (aka London to you non-Limeys) in October and as well as doing the usual I'm thinking it might be fun to visit as many of the various churches Libera have filmed in so I can play the song as I'm there.
You know the kind of thing I'm after - Sing Forever @ St Brides.
So trawl through those old Songs of Praise videos and lets see how many we can come up with.
Like 'the big smoke'
Here is one clip, but I have no idea how far it is from you.
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I don't pay attention to any advertisements usually. But this one is too nice to skip.
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And another clip. You can see location in the end of the video.
Edit: St Mary's is located close to the junction of Bourne Street and Graham Terrace, between Sloane Square and Pimlico Road, 30 Bourne Street, London SW1W 8JJ.
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If you are concentrating to London only, then my post is not very helpful
Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2010 12:15 pm
by Yorkie
Yes, London churches only I'm afraid. I'm sure they did one at Temple church which will kill two birds with one stone as I've an interest in the Knights Templar as well.
Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2010 10:48 pm
by Murkskis
Yorkie wrote:Yes, London churches only I'm afraid. I'm sure they did one at Temple church which will kill too birds with one stone as I've an interest in the Knights Templer as well.
Cool legends and history to dig
I hope this is what you mean? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_Templar" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I know Wikipedia is not the best source sometimes, but it's quite usable usually.
P.s. Actually you passed a very attractive topic to explore
Posted: Thu Aug 19, 2010 2:51 am
by tcliffy
hope you have a safe and enjoyable trip. I'm moving to London next year.
Posted: Thu Aug 19, 2010 5:44 pm
by Yorkie
tcliffy wrote:hope you have a safe and enjoyable trip. I'm moving to London next year.
Lucky man - it'll be a bit different from Florida, but at least you'll have Nando's!
OMG... I remember Nando's now!!! Wow, it's been way to long.
Posted: Sun Sep 05, 2010 2:15 pm
by Yorkie
Well, you lot haven't been much help on this I have to say.
So far I've got the following:
St John’s Church, Upper Norbury - Salva Me, Sanctus + others Bishopsgate Railway goods Yard - Vespera (now demolished) Round Chapel, Hackney - Deep Peace (early version) American Uni Chapel, Bushley - Twighlight is Stealing + others St Sophia’s Greek Cathd, - Gaudete, Sanctus II St Brides - Sing Forever The Temple Church - When A Knight Roundhouse, Islington - Stay With Me Christ Church, Greyfriars Tower - Locus Iste St Dunstan in the East - Locus Iste St Mary’s Bourne St Church - Ave Maria St Bartholomew The Great Church - Talis' Canon + Aled Christmas Brit School? Croyden - You were there??? 1914-1918 War Mem, Borough High St - We Are The Lost Royal Artillary Monument, Hyde Park corner - We Are The Lost 1st World War Galleries, Imp War Museum - We Are The Lost
I'm going for four days but between some shows, Evensong at St P's and Westminster, museums and such I'm not sure how many I can get in but we'll see.
Dani you're from round them there parts - Was the Brit school used for You Were There?