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St MARY REDCLIFFE: Catriona Mackenzie Redcliffe Way
ORGAN TREATS Saturday Morning - IAN DE MASSINI Redland Park URC Church, Whiteladies Road, Redland, Bristol
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MATINÉE AT ST MONICA'S - Andrew Kirk Cote Lane
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St MARY REDCLIFFE: Alison Howell Redcliffe Way
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James MacDowall Scott, organ (Pershore Abbey). 1.10 to 1.45pm. Admission is free, with a Retiring Collection - Tea & Coffee available beforehand and afterwards.
Toby Davies (Royal College of Music), Organ. 1.10 to 1.45pm. Admission is free, with a Retiring Collection - Tea & Coffee available beforehand and afterwards.
This month's Organ Elevenses is given by Christopher Embrey.
Hot drinks and cake are served from 1030; the music begins at 11.00 and lasts around 40 mins.
A tour to Worcester, Kidderminster (Town Hall), Birmingham and possibly Lichfield. Still at the planning stage...
DEWI REES, organ (Sub-organist, St Alban's Cathedral) 1.10 to 1.45pm. Admission is free, with a Retiring Collection - Tea & Coffee available beforehand and afterwards.
Join us this spring for an exciting series of free lunchtime recitals by musicians from around the world in one of England’s finest parish churches....
The series of Saturday Morning Organ Treats concerts continue at Redland Park United Reformed Church.
Tea, Coffee and Cake at 10.30am followed at 11am by 45 mins of music, performed by Ian de Massini.
With the support of the St Monica Trust, Eric Tyson has organised a series of matinée recitals on the recently refurbished Willis organ in the Chapel at St Monica's Retirement Village. They take place on the third Monday of each month at 2pm. This month the recital is given by Andrew Kirk.
Join us this spring for an exciting series of free lunchtime recitals by musicians from around the world in one of England’s finest parish churches....
About Us
We are a group of about 150 people from the Bristol area who like to share our enjoyment of the organ and its music.
There are no restrictions on membership: it is not necessary to be an organist, as we welcome all who are interested in the organ and its music, whether as players (all levels) or as listeners.
Affiliated to the Incorporated Association of Organists, We aim to promote the organ as an instrument of practical and versatile music making in church, chapel or concert hall.