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REV STEPHEN GAMBLE

Music, sermons, notes & videos of my dogs.

Having originally started with posting sermons on this Blog I branched out to include videos of my dogs, articles I have written, and some of my music. 

The things I write are as full of inelegance and error as any other quality I may rather they posses, but they may possibly be useful or even entertaining to you - maybe if only to take issue with what I have said.

Vicar (part - time) of the Welland Foss Benefice






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The Whitby Grape Lane Jig.

Also known as The Rector's Excuse Me. From 'Music for Solo Violin Volume II: North Yorkshire, and a Scottish Excursion' at Lulu.com

Butterworth and Kleist.

The Banks of Green Willow Or St Cecilia or The Power of Music George Butterworth noted down the folk tune ‘The banks of Green Willow’ as...

Golden Fields by Stephen Gamble

#musicforsoloviolin #violin #fiddle #folk #goldenfields

Thou Whose Almighty Word.

For Trinity Sunday, a piece of music with three parts. Capriccio on the hymn tune 'Thou whose Almighty Word', for String Trio. By Stephen...

The Shandy Hall Rondocino. By Stephen Gamble

"Bray bray- bray. Bray on." Laurence Sterne #violin #fiddle #LaurenceSterne #shandyhall #musicforsoloviolin

Rev Newton’s Minuet and Waltz, by Stephen Gamble

Benjamin Newton was Rector of Wath from 1814 to 1818, and as such was one of my predecessors in the post. For the last two years of his...

Houlsyke

'Houlsyke' from 'Music for Solo Violin: North Yorkshire', uploaded for those wondering how it 'went'. With apologies for electronic...

The Scarborough Bay Waltz.

The Scarborough Bay Waltz from 'Music for Solo Violin: North Yorkshire', uploaded for those wondering how it 'went'. With apologies for...

Fantasia for String Quartet, in G. By Stephen Gamble

Derived from sketches made in the summer of 1998. The Largo (in the middle) is entitled 'The Dandelion Clock' as that's what my wife...

The Leyburn Shawl: Sinfonia for Orchestra.

The Leyburn Shawl is a path that runs along the limestone escarpment just outside the North Yorkshire town of Leyburn. There’s an old...

The Rector's Rant

Rant by Me. Scots – 1. noun – an energetic dance or its tune; 2.verb – to make merry, to frolic)

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