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Under the chapel's famous ceiling painted by Michelangelo, the service will bring together clergy and choirs from both the Roman Catholic church and the Church of England, of which the King is supreme governor.

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In the interest of equal time, episode 1 ends with a gospel choir.

"It felt like there were no limits for what we could do, whether it was a really long guitar solo, or something inspired by a Bulgarian folk choir," says Davies.

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Once young Keaton decided she wanted to perform, she set about auditioning for everything from the church choir and the cheerleading squad to the class play.

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This will include workshops, industry events and performances from local artists and a choir of eight to 12 year olds across seven local authority areas.

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