Bank Holiday Organ Recitals

David Williams takes a break whilst rehearsing

Organ recitals are a regular feature of All Saints' musical life, featuring our impressive Hill, Norman & Beard organ.

The Friends of All Saints' Music presents Bank Holiday Monday Organ Recitals at 11:00am, free entry with a retiring collection.  Light refreshments are normally available from 10.30am and following the recital.

2015 Organ Recitals
6 April 2015 - Mark Swinton – Assistant DoM  & Organist, St Mary’s Warwick
4  May 2015 - David Saint – DoM & Organist, St Chad’s Cathedral, Birmingham
25 May 2015 - Norman Harper – DoM , St George’s  Cathedral, Southwark
31 August 2015 - Anthony Hammond – DoM & Organist, Cirencester Parish Church


Previous Recitals
21 April 2014 (Easter Monday)                                              David Williams, Resident Organist
5 May 2014 (in conjunction with Leamington Music)         Kevin Bowyer
26 May 2014                                                                              Chris John
25 August 2014                                                                         Sean Montgomery

1 April 2013                                                                                Sean Montgomery (former Resident Organist)
6 May 2013                                                                                 Greg Morris (Temple Church, London)
27 May 2013                                                                               Carleton Etherington (Tewkesbury Abbey)
26 August 2013                                                                          David Williams, Resident Organist

9 April 2012 (Easter Monday)                                                 David Williams, Organist
7 May 2012  (in conjunction with Leamington Music)        Sean Montgomery 
4 June 2012                                                                               Chris Farr (organ)
5 June 2012                                                                               Chris Farr (harpsichord)
27 August 2012                                                                         Duncan Aspden

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