29/08/2010
A service from St Patrick's Church of Ireland Cathedral, Armagh, with members of the Charles Wood Summer School.
Sunday Worship comes from St Patrick's Church of Ireland Cathedral, Armagh with members of the annual Charles Wood Summer School. The Summer School, named in honour of the composer who began his musical education as a chorister in the cathedral, offers workshops on many apsects of church music and its participants sing at services in the city's churces of many denominations. The service is led by Very Rev Patrick Rooke, the Dean of Armagh and the preacher is Father Hugh Kennedy who is chaplain to the Charels Wood Boys' Choir.
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