Introducing St Martin’s Digital
Welcome to our new digital platform: St Martin’s Digital.
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Keep Our Doors Open Concert
Join some of our closest friends and performers for our first online concert, to support the work of St Martin’s.
Contemplative Prayer with artist and teacher Andrew Carter
Nazareth Contemplative Prayer with Andrew Carter and Richard Carter from Dulwich Woods.
Great Sacred Music: Walk softly
Great Sacred Music Podcast: Walk softly. Led by Revd Dr Sam Wells with St Martin’s Voices, directed by Andrew Earis.
ChoralCast: The Movie
A series of fifty pieces of glorious choral music either from our recording archive or recently recorded from home, introduced by members of St Martin’s Voices, our current Choral Scholars, staff and good friends. This four hour long film brings together all of the individual ChoralCasts released over the past two months.
The Fiery Ordeal
A sermon from Revd Dr Sam Wells, with testimonies from Len Walker and Kopano Mholo.
Contemplative Prayer, 23 May 2020
Nazareth Contemplative Prayer with Revd Richard Carter, from Trafalgar Square and St Martin-in-the-Fields.
ChoralCast – Passion Music (Will Todd)
Composer Will Todd to introduces St Martin’s Voices singing music from his ‘Passion Music’, recorded and premiered by the choir in May 2018.
ChoralCast – I stood on the River of Jordan (arr. Hogan)
Soprano Sarah Maxted introduces St Martin’s Voices singing ‘I stood on the River of Jordan’, arranged by Moses Hogan, from the banks of the beautiful Damhussoen in Copenhagen.
Great Sacred Music: King of glory, King of peace
Great Sacred Music online, King of glory, King of peace, led by Revd Dr Sam Wells, with music by St Martin’s Voices.
ChoralCast – Wade in the water (arr. Hogan)
Hilary Cronin, soprano, returns to introduce Moses Hogan’s arrangement of the spiritual ‘Wade in the water’.
ChoralCast – Holy is the true light (Harris)
Soprano Victoria Meteyard introduces St Martin’s Voices singing ‘Holy is the true light’ by Harris.
ChoralCast – Give us the wings of faith (Whitbourn)
Bass Ben Tomlin introduces St Martin’s Voices singing ‘Give us the wings of faith’ by James Whitbourn.
Contemplative Prayer with Neil MacGregor, 16 May 2020
Nazareth Contemplative Prayer with Neil MacGregor and Revd Richard Carter from Regent’s Park.
ChoralCast – Angel voices ever singing
Daisy Walford, a soprano in St Martin’s Voices, introduces the group singing the hymn ‘Angel voices ever singing’.
Living God’s Future Now – Part 1
The first in a monthly series – part of the HeartEdge ‘Living God’s Future Now’ programme. A conversation between Dr Walter Brueggemann and Revd Dr Sam Wells.
ChoralCast – O God you search me and you know me (Farrell)
Tenor Chris Huggon introduces St Martin’s Voices singing Bernadette Farrell’s ‘O God you search me and you know me’.
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ChoralCast – Open thou mine eyes (Rutter)
Alto Sophie Timms returns to introduce St Martins Voices singing ‘Open thou mine eyes’ by John Rutter.
ChoralCast – To God be the glory
Soprano Choral Scholar, Alice Harberd introduces the final ChoralCast with our Choral Scholars, the triumphant hymn ‘To God be the glory’, recently recorded by the Choral Scholars from their own homes.
ChoralCast – Christ is our corner-stone
Today’s ChoralCast features the hymn ‘Christ is our corner-stone ‘, recently recorded by the Choral Scholars from their own homes and introduced by bass Choral Scholar, Adam Jarman.
I have purchased, for our church, the ccli streaming licence, and from prs the Limited Online Music License, so that i can embed hymns/songs in the service webpage I post each week. I understand that you are happy for me to use your performances free of charge? how do I access them? Youtube?
Dear Peter. Many thanks for your comment. Not all of our recordings are free to use however we do provide a pack of recordings and resources for the Church of England each week, for churches across the nation to use in their own online services . AChurchNearYou editors can access these through the Resource Hub. Please contact the Church of England directly if you have any questions about accessing these resources.