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All Things Bright and Beautiful is irritating and repetitive – these hymns are much more uplifting - Vimarsana News

All Things Bright and Beautiful is irritating and repetitive – these hymns are much more uplifting

Organist Lord Lisvane dreads the song being picked at weddings and I don’t blame him. Try these soul-searching alternatives instead

Historic British chapel pivots to solar power | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Historic British chapel pivots to solar power | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The 500-year-old chapel at King's College in Cambridge is one of the most recognizable church buildings in Britain. Every year millions of viewers tune in to watch a candlelit Christmas service from the college's choir, opened by a boy soprano who begins the carol "Once in Royal David's City" with an angelic, piercing solo.

A Very Private School by Charles Spencer – a history of violence - Vimarsana News

A Very Private School by Charles Spencer – a history of violence

Spencer’s shocking and moving account of abuse at a boarding school combines righteous anger with therapeutic honesty

Richard Kerr, songwriter who gave Barry Manilow a worldwide hit with Mandy – obituary - Vimarsana News

Richard Kerr, songwriter who gave Barry Manilow a worldwide hit with Mandy – obituary

Richard Kerr, who has died aged 78, was a songwriter best known for Brandy, which was a top 20 hit in the UK for his co-writer Scott English in 1971; renamed Mandy, it was a worldwide smash three years later when it became Barry Manilow’s first chart-topper.

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Language Matters: Carols offer a connection across cultures and languages - Vimarsana News

Language Matters: Carols offer a connection across cultures and languages

For many of us, Christmas isn’t over until Jan. 6, the Feast of the Epiphany, or Twelfth Day. Epiphany, in use as early as 1275, derives from the Greek epiphanie,