Editing A Canterbury Tale (section)

==Soundtrack==
Besides that composed by [[Allan Gray (composer)|Allan Gray]] for the film, musical works featured include:
* "[[Angelus ad Virginem]]" mid-15th century polyphony heard as a peal of bells in orchestral guise under the opening titles
* "Commando Patrol" by Allan Gray, Stan Bowsher, [[Walter Ridley]] – quickstep heard in the background during Johnson and Gibbs's scene in the lobby of the Hand of Glory
* "I See You Everywhere" by Allan Gray, Stan Bowsher, Walter Ridley – slow foxtrot heard in the background during Johnson and Gibbs's scene in the lobby of the Hand of Glory
* "Turkey in the Straw" – folksong heard as Agnes leaves Bob's bedroom
* "Come to the Church in the Wild Wood" – Bob sings as he washes
* "[[Hear my prayer, O Lord (Purcell)|Hear my prayer, O Lord]]" by [[Henry Purcell]] – the ethereal choral music heard as Gibbs pauses on entering the cathedral
* "Bond of Friendship" – Regimental March of the King's Division. Played as the band nears the Cathedral
* [[Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565]] by [[Johann Sebastian Bach|J. S. Bach]] (the original while inside the cathedral and the orchestration by [[Leopold Stokowski]] outside the cathedral) and the hymn "[[Onward Christian Soldiers]]" – played on the organ by Gibbs