St Mary Pakenham

St Mary - Pakenham - Suffolk

St Mary - Pakenham - Suffolk This is a very unusual church set in a high isolated position in the Suffolk village of Pakenham. It boasts a central tower set directly in the middle of four large extensions and forming a cross. - In addition, it has extensive grave yards around all four sides of the church and a large car park

The organ of St Mary, Pakenham (Suffolk) played by Anne Page

Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) arr. John Charles Nightingale (1790-1833) Mass Voluntary no.3

Movements from Haydn's 2nd Mass have been put together to make a three-movement Voluntary suitable for use in the Anglican service. The first movement is from the Sanctus, the middle movement (Andante) the Benedictus and the closing Allegro from the Credo.

Adagio [RH Swell. LH Choir Organ 2 Diapasons and Dulciana] alternating with [Full Organ without Trumpet.] - SD Bass, Dulc. alternating with Full (all stops). Final section (marked Swell RH, Choir LH) on 8 and 4 foot stops. The three composition pedals are used for the stop changes.
Andante quasi Allegretto [Swell both hands. Pedal] alternating with RH on [Cremona Choir] - Swell = Clara, SD Bass, Dulc. Choir = SD Bass, Dulc.
Allegro [Full organ] - OD, SD Bass, Pr4, 15th.

Part of the Historic Organ Sound Archive by BIOS - the British Institute of Organ Studies.

Further details and more recordings of this organ can be found on the NPOR using this link:

This project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund recorded programmes of music on 44 historic organs in East Anglia for a permanent online archive accessible through the National Pipe Organ Register (NPOR). On YouTube you will find one recording from each venue with a link back to the NPOR. You can also find out more about the organs and the music recorded from the Sound Archives section of the NPOR.

These audio files are intended for private enjoyment, study and research. They are not intended to be copied and made available to another person, nor are they to be given public performance or broadcast and nor are they to be reproduced for personal gain.

Open Day at Pakenham Water Mill June 17th 2012.m4v

Thanks To You all at Pakenham Water Mill for a Lovely Day Out. Bob Hale Gt. Livermere

Snipe - SWT Micklemere - Pakenham - Suffolk

This video is about Snipe filmed at SWT Micklemere, Pakenham, Suffolk, by Drew & Jan Mellowship.

Pakenham Bells

Pakenham Church Bells being rung to bed

Pakenham Windmill aerial view

Aerial Views of Pakenham Tower Mill, windmill in Suffolk.

St Mary - Glemsford - Suffolk

Tucked away in the extended village of Glemsford is the village church of St Mary set on the side of a hill where a country foot path running through the church yard offers the walker most fantastic views of the Suffolk countreyside

Inside Buckingham Palace Grand Tour

Buckingham Palace has served as the official London residence of the UK’s sovereigns since 1837 and today is the administrative headquarters of the Monarch. Although in use for the many official events and receptions held by The Queen, the State Rooms at Buckingham Palace are open to visitors every summer.

Buckingham Palace has 775 rooms. These include 19 State rooms, 52 Royal and guest bedrooms, 188 staff bedrooms, 92 offices and 78 bathrooms. In measurements, the building is 108 metres long across the front, 120 metres deep (including the central quadrangle) and 24 metres high.

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Pakenham Arms

Bell Ringing at St Mary the Virgin, Boxford, Suffolk, UK

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Some pretty shocking rounds at a 21 cwt ring of 8 deep in the heart of the Suffolk countryside on the day on the Suffolk Guild of ringers AGM 2012

Variety #269 - Fra Solanus on the Passionist Order in England and Ireland

Ave Maria!

Fra Solanus tells us about the arrival of the Passionist Order in England and Ireland in the years following the enactment of the Catholic Emancipation Act. The talk includes a brief sketch of the lives of four holy Passionists viz. Blessed Dominic Barberi, Ven. Ignatius Spencer, Fr. Paul Mary Pakenham and St. Charles of Mount Argus. There are also some gems of information which should be of interest to our Australian listeners. Listen to find out! The programme closes with some Questions and Answers in the studio.
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Chelsea Gulls Boys U16.2 vs Pakenham 2 - 31May2019 FIRST HALF

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FenHouse Bed & Breakfast

The iconic red telephone. Situated at FenHouse Bed & Breakfast, Pakenham, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk.

Girls from Pakenham Netball Club

Akenham Burial Case

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The organ of St Mary the Virgin, Great Bardfield (Essex) played by Anne Page.Page.

William Walond (c1725-1770) Voluntary IV (in D)

Slow [Diapasons] - OD, SD.
Allegro moderato [Each Strain the first time on the Cornet, the Second on the Flute] - SD, Flute, Cornet. Cornet subtracted and added by assistant.
As the Cornet is a treble stop on this one-manual instrument, it can be accompanied by the Stopped Diapason and Flute in the lower range of the keyboard, which run throughout the compass so can also be used on their own for the repeats.


Part of the Historic Organ Sound Archive by BIOS - the British Institute of Organ Studies.

Further details and more recordings of this organ can be found on the NPOR using this link:


This project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund recorded programmes of music on 44 historic organs in East Anglia for a permanent online archive accessible through the National Pipe Organ Register (NPOR). On YouTube you will find one recording from each venue with a link back to the NPOR. You can also find out more about the organs and the music recorded from the Sound Archives section of the NPOR.

These audio files are intended for private enjoyment, study and research. They are not intended to be copied and made available to another person, nor are they to be given public performance or broadcast and nor are they to be reproduced for personal gain.

Tullynally Oak, “The Squire’s walking stick”

'The Squire's Walking Stick', as named by Thomas Pakenham. Ireland's tallest oak tree, which stands in the grounds of Tullynally Castle and was planted 250 years ago as part of a scheme to provide timber for the British Navy. Today its acorns have been used as the basis for a new copse which will preserve its heritage. It is 34 metres high.

The organ of St Mary, Badwell Ash (Suffolk) played by Anne Page.

John Stanley (1712/13-1786) Concerto 4 in D minor.

This is a keyboard arrangement of Stanley's concertos Op.2 for strings, published c.1745 by Walsh.

Programme notes and registration
Adagio - Tutti on OD, SD. Soli on SD alone.
Allegro - Tutti on OD, SD, Pr4, 15th. Soli -OD.
Andante - Soli on SD. Tutti +Dulc.
Allegro - Tutti on OD, SD Pr4. Soli -OD.


Further details and more recordings of this organ can be found on the NPOR using this link:


Part of the Historic Organ Sound Archive by BIOS - the British Institute of Organ Studies.

This project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund recorded programmes of music on 44 historic organs in East Anglia for a permanent online archive accessible through the National Pipe Organ Register (NPOR). On YouTube you will find one recording from each venue with a link back to the NPOR. You can also find out more about the organs and the music recorded from the Sound Archives section of the NPOR.

These audio files are intended for private enjoyment, study and research. They are not intended to be copied and made available to another person, nor are they to be given public performance or broadcast and nor are they to be reproduced for personal gain.

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The organ of St Mary the Virgin, Birchanger (Essex) played by Paul Joslin.

Part of the Historic Organ Sound Archive by BIOS - the British Institute of Organ Studies.

Further details and more recordings of this organ can be found on the NPOR using this link: //npor.org.uk/NPORView.html?RI=N08628

This project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund recorded programmes of music on 44 historic organs in East Anglia for a permanent online archive accessible through the National Pipe Organ Register (NPOR). On YouTube you will find one recording from each venue with a link back to the NPOR. You can also find out more about the organs and the music recorded from the Sound Archives section of the NPOR.

These audio files are intended for private enjoyment, study and research. They are not intended to be copied and made available to another person, nor are they to be given public performance or broadcast and nor are they to be reproduced for personal gain.