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- The Sculptors of Peace
The Sculptors of Peace
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Last broadcast yesterday, 23:30 on BBC Radio 4 (see all broadcasts).
SYNOPSIS
Mike Wooldridge talks to the Chief Rabbi, Jonathan Sacks, about the particular - and unprecedented - challenges that confront religion and society in the 21st century.
The reader is David Holt.
A Unique production for BBC Radio 4.
MUSIC
Music 1: ‘Vay’Khullu’ composed by Douglas Moore. Performed by the Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields Chorus. Available on Diamond, Harris, Moore and Others. Released by Naxos.
Music 2: ‘Keili Keili’ written by Hannah Senesh, arranged and performed by Shimon Carimer. Available on the album Israel – Home of Hope released by the Office of Chief Rabbi/United Synagogue.
Music 3: ‘If Ye Love Me’ by Thomas Tallis. Performed by the Tallis Scholars. Available on the album The Tallis Scholars sing Thomas Tallis.
Music 4: ‘Kol Nidrel’ composed by Max Bruch and performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, directed by Howard Griffiths. Available on the album Max Bruch. Released by Gallo
READINGS
Reading 1: ‘Fellowship of Faiths” by Ralph Waldo Trine, from “1000 World Prayers”. Edited by Marcus Braybrooke. Published by O Books.
Reading 2: ‘Artisans’ from “One Cloud Away From The Sky” by Andrew Rudd. Published by Cheshire County Council.
Reading 3: ‘VIII’ by Wendell Berry. Available in “Given”, published by Counterpoint.
BROADCASTS
- Sun 21 Feb 201006:05
- Sun 21 Feb 201023:30
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