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    1 St Edmundsbury Cathedral

    Now members are drawn from all over the country, but initially they were a group of singers from the recently disbanded parish choir at St Mary's, Chigwell.
    Although initially based in the Diocese of Chelmsford, Harsnett's first ever visit was to the beautiful cathedral in Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk.
    Batten, Deliver us, O Lord our GodHolman in f minorOrr, They that put their trust in the LordMorley responses

    Batten, Lord we beseech theeHowells, O pray for the peace of JerusalemPurcell, Lord how long wilt thou be angryLeighton in DGibbons Short serviceHowells in GAyleward responses

    3 Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford*

    The residential summer week has been an important part of Harsnett's programme since the very beginning. Harsnett's first ever summer week was at Christ Church Cathedral in Oxford.
    Batten, Lord we beseech theeHowells, O pray for the peace of JerusalemNares, The souls of the righteousPurcell, Lord how long wilt thou be angry?Statham, Praise thou the LordSS Wesley,Thou wilt keep him in perfect peaceHaydn, Missa brevis Sancti Johannes de DeoGibbons, Short serviceHowells in GStanford in BbSumsion in GWalmisley in D minorWise in E flatAyleward responses

    Wills, The praises of the TrinityWood in E flat no. 2Tallis responses

    5 Hertford College, Oxford

    Harsnett has a long history of visiting not just the big cathedrals but other churches and chapels with a strong choral tradition.
    Rutter, God be in my headStainer, How beautiful upon the mountainsWeelkes, Short serviceMorley responses

    Bairstow, I sat down under his shadowGoss, If we believe that Jesus diedMilford, Lord let me know mine endMundy, O Lord the maker of all thingH Purcell, Remember not LordStainer, How beautiful upon the mountainsSS Wesley, Cast me not awa

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    Michael Jackson, often hailed as the “King of Pop,” was more than just an iconic American singer, songwriter, and dancer; he was a global phenomenon who reshaped the landscape of music, dance, and popular culture.

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