Faith In The World Week Clips

1. Sue Bailey-Douglas and Simon Astill: “We translate the song into sign language to make it a visual story.”

   Duration: 01:56

2. Aindre Reece-Sheerin from Guernsey: “I always believed in the therapy of music, even in the worst days.”

   Duration: 01:45

3. Cecelia from Hereford: “As I sing more and more gradually the speaking and intonation is relaxing.”

   Duration: 02:04

4. Rev Herrick Daniel from Lancaster: “music is the art that lifts the soul above the earthly storm.”

   Duration: 02:00

5. Lucy Gorman from Hull: “…I’m not going to change you because I didn’t make a mistake…”

   Duration: 01:59

6. Miz from Leeds: “It was an exciting thing for me that allowed me to connect with my heritage.”

   Duration: 01:54

7. Helen Odell-Miller: “Using music to explore pain and suffering.”

   Duration: 02:04

8. Grace: “The first time I went I thought YES! It’s such fun and we laugh….and I’ve made so many friends.”

   Duration: 01:59

9. Gregg Chapman from Lincoln: “The didgeridoo is definitely a spiritual instrument."

   Duration: 02:00

10. Natasha and her son Flynn: “He’s learnt to play a horn…he likes things really loud.”

    Duration: 02:02

11. Imogen: “Music therapy is really beneficial because it opens her up to everything."

    Duration: 01:59

12. Clarence Adoo from Newcastle: “We went along to play to Danny Boyle for the Paralympic closing ceremony.”

    Duration: 01:58

13. Patrick Hawes from Catfield: “Music has the power to really enter a person and change them and take the form of healing.”

    Duration: 01:57

14. Mike Lowis: “More peaceful music can help you contemplate your place in the universe and the meaning of life.”

    Duration: 02:14

15. Clare from Bedfordshire: “I needed something to show me that life was a good place to be…and that’s when music came along.”

    Duration: 02:00