Rev Stephen Gamble
Profit and Loss.
What profit hath a man of all his labour which he taketh under the sun? One generation passeth away, and another generation cometh: but...
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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.
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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.
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Vicar (part - time) of the Welland Foss Benefice
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Rev Stephen Gamble
Clouds
Saw a small boy lying motionless in the long grass. Me - are you alright? Child - yes Me - what you up to? Child - looking at clouds Me -...
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Parables of the Kingdom Written in Glass.
Details from a country church. I approve of stained glass that portrays ordinary people rather than just official Saints and winged...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Walk in the Light.
I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness but will have the light John 8:12 #light #Jesus #walkinthelight
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Capriccio on a Westerdale Lazy Jig, by Stephen Gamble
,#jig,#stringquartet,#westerdale,#northyorkmoors,#capriccio,#newmusic
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The Bard of Barnsley's Hornpipe, by Stephen Gamble
Version with easier repeat - #violin,#fiddle,#musicforsoloviolin,#bardofbarnsley,#ianmcmillan,#hornpipe
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Capriccio on the Witch Hill Jig, for String Quartet, by Stephen Gamble
A little capriccio on a jig I wrote.
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The Witch Hill Jig, by Stephen Gamble
I originally recorded this on the violin myself, but I have decided to add a bar. The first section was seven bars long, and the...
Rev Stephen Gamble
General Ludd's Jig
I am interested in the way folk songs, and folk music, often deal with dark subjects in humorous ways, and the invention of the folk hero...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Kyrie for Flute, Violin, Viola and Cello - by Stephen Gamble
The music follows the structure of the prayer Kyrie Eleison - Christie Eleison - Kryie Eleison Lord have Mercy - Christ have Mercy - Lord...
Rev Stephen Gamble
The Great Fryup Hornpipe, live version
Turns out I can play it if I don't wait till evening to have a go. Not play it well, but passable if you squint with your ears.
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The Great Fryup Hornpipe, by Stephen Gamble
Great Fryup Dale is on the North York Moors. The name comes from the Old English Freya's Hop (hop meaning a dale).
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Found by a Stream
This beautiful little fossil is unimaginably old, no doubt a geologist could tell me how old, but imagination and measurement don't...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Van Gogh's Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear.
Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear Or Portrait of Jesus with Bandaged Ear. Van Gogh's ‘Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear’ seems aptly...
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Folk Sonata No4, for Solo Violin: The Leyburn Shawl, by Stephen Gamble.
The Leyburn Shawl is a path that runs along the limestone escarpment just outside the North Yorkshire town of Leyburn. There’s an old...
Rev Stephen Gamble
Light on the wall of St Hilda's, Danby
Light on the wall of St Hilda's, Danby, an old church up on the moors, and one of my favourite places. The way light falls and flickers...
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The Light of Christ
Light through a stained glass window in St Hilda's, Danby. Ivy blowing in the wind outside the window helps create the effect of shifting...
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From 'On Beacon Hill'
Going through some old papers I came across this little dance I wrote back in 2010. It's from a folk sonata called 'On Beacon Hill'. I...
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