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Here is the talk from yesterday by the executive director of ICEL from the Sacred Music Colloquium. It covers lots of biographical material and concludes with an update on the new translation of the Divine Office.

Life-long learning - personal reflections on the influence of the liturgy

An address to the Church Music Association of America
XXII Colloquium Salt Lake City 18 June

I have been persuaded by Arlene Oost-Zinner to offer you some reflections of a rather personal nature about the place and influence of the Sacred Liturgy of the Catholic Church in my life so far. I necessarily begin with a massive disclaimer &#; I do not in any way want to suggest that my own experience should be regarded as anything other than biographical data. Providence has determined that I was fortunate to have met and known several important figures in Catholic liturgical life whose influence continues to be felt beyond the initial sphere of their activity. It was for that reason alone, that I have agreed to make this presentation to you.

I have two early liturgical memories, my sister Caroline&#;s baptism in at which time I was aged 3 and a less specific occasion which I now know to have been the asperges at a Sunday Mass probably sometime around the age of 5. I suppose the baptis

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20 Questions with… Gyles Brandreth

Where and when were you born?
8 March, , British Forces Hospital, Wuppertal. My father was serving in Germany as part of the Allied Control Commission after the Second World War.

What were you like as a child?
Alarmingly, much as I am now. My wife (who has known me for 45 years) says there has been disappointingly little development as the years have gone by. She thinks I am still locked in the world of Winnie-the-Pooh.

Back up career plan?
To be Prime Minister.

First big break?
Playing Rosalind in As You Like It in a school production, aged twelve. (Vanessa Redgrave was doing it at Stratford the same season. I remember sensing I had the edge on her.)

Career highlights to date?
Producing Celia Johnson in The Dame of Sark in the s; creating Now We Are Sixty with Julian Slade in the s (when Aled Jones played Christopher Robin); in the s devising Zip-a-dee-doo-dah with Stewart Nicholls&#; The show transmogrified into Zipp! Musicals in Minutes or Your Money Back and my happiest night in the theatre was around when we were on tour at the Theatre Royal, Newcastle, and there was a moment in the wings when Andrew C Wadsworth (who starred in Zipp! and is playing A A Milne in Now We Are Sixty) and I looked at one ano