Christmas at The Salvation Army 1965
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Recorded at Earlscourt Citadel, Toronto, Canada in 1965.
Transferred from 16mm film found at USA Western Territory by The Multimedia Department.
Featuring: Danforth Citadel Songsters and Earlscourt Citadel Band.
Bandmaster: Brian Ring
Songster Leader: Eric Sharp
Band: Ray and Ron Russell (Eb Bass) Bernie Sharp (Bb Bass) Ian Watkinson (Soprano) Doug Court Snr (Solo Cornet)
00:10 O Come All Ye Faithful
00:28 Welcome
01:19 For unto us a Child is Born
05:42 The Story of the Beginning of Christmas
08:08 The holly and the ivy
09:43 Good King Wenceslas
11:14 Hark the Herald Angels Sing
14:07 Good Christian men rejoice
14:57 We three kings
15:51 Ding Dong Merrily on High
17:09 Away in a manger
18:10 Hush, my dear, lie still and slumber,
19:19
20:39 Christmas Message
25:49 The First Noel
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I was a child in the Corps when this was taped. In looking at who is playing in what sections I believe that this was taped in the fall of 1964. Ahead of the 1965 trip to France and the Congress in London there were a few players who switched. Flugelhorn player was playing solo horn and remained there (later played solo horn in the Canadian Staff. Someone else was playing flugel by early 1965.
I grew up in Earlscourt corps. I was moved in 1960, when we went back to England and then moved to USA in 1962. My parents Alice and Bernard Feltwell were in the songsters and band before we moved.
I remenber when I was a children, and my father and Mother ( oficers of Salvation Army in Brazil) in Christmas time... oh I miss so much... thank you very much for share this record... my heart is so joyful... god bless every single person in this world!
Edson Takehisa Thanks for watching!! We'll keep posting what we can.
Reminds me of Argyle when I was a kid. Bonnets, high collar tunics. Great memories.
I see my Mother, my Father and my Grandfather!
Al is de prachtige muziek van 1965 Jezus is ook in 2017 voor ons geboren Halleluja.
Nebuchadnezzar required the mark it's an actual text in the Book of Daniel
does anyone know who the Brigadier leading the meeting was?
Not yet, but we will look into it.
but if you reject Jesus the Same terms apply anyway and anyway