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Wersi Saturn Organ needs a good home.

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by | August 29, 2017 · 4:00 pm

Mozart’s Organ Music in Context – Huddersfield RC Church, September 16th.

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by | August 29, 2017 · 2:51 pm

Organist Wanted – All Saints’, Elland – 17th September

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by | August 23, 2017 · 12:34 pm

Organist Wanted – Moldgreen URC, Huddersfield – 10th September

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by | August 23, 2017 · 12:01 pm

Bridlington Priory — Organ Recital Series 2017

Bridlington Priory — Organ Recital Series 2017

Peter King (Bath Abbey)

Saturday 26th August at 6.00pm

Admission: £8

Sigfrid Karg-Elert  (1877-1933)  –  Toccata “Jerusalem, du hochgebaute Stadt”

Josef Klička  (1855-1937)  –  Concert Fantasie i in F# minor

César Franck  (1822-1890)  –  Prière

Felix Mendelssohn  (1809-1847)  –  Prelude and Fugue in E minor

Frederic Wood  (1880-1963)  –  Tintern (Scenes on the Wye, Opus 11, v)

Julius Reubke  (1834-1858)  –  Sonata, the 94th Psalm

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Coffee House (Everingham, York) Organ Recitals 2017

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by | July 10, 2017 · 11:37 am

Organist Wanted – 16/7/17 – Holy Trinity Huddersfield

Holy Trinity, Huddersfield are in urgent need of an organist for a one off service at 3.30 on 16th July.

It is an ordination service, but rather ‘run of the mill’, with only hymns and something before and after required.

If you are available and interested, please contact Andy Barber, Churchwarden at Holy Trinity using the form below.

 

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Bury St Edmunds Organ Scholarship Opportunity

Cathedral Organ Scholar and School Musician in Residence

An exciting and challenging opportunity  offered jointly by the Cathedral and School

Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk

An excellent gap-year opportunity is available in the vibrant cathedral and market town of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, for someone with fine musical skills who wishes to broaden their experience and contribute to the working life of the cathedral and secondary school music departments.

Thanks to the generosity of the Derek Marsden Memorial Fund, St Edmundsbury Cathedral is able to offer an Organ Scholarship, which will be awarded annually.

King Edward VI School is a highly-regarded and inclusive secondary school, with a strong tradition of musical and performing arts excellence and with historic links with the cathedral and wishes to appoint a Musician in Residence.

The joint award is initially for one year, though it may be extended depending on individual circumstances.

 

Accommodation will be provided. Salaried between £6,000 and £9,000.

 

Further details, including job description and person specification can be found here.

The application form can be found here.

Interested applicants are encouraged to contact one of the below for an informal discussion prior to applying:

James Thomas. Cathedral – Director of Music 01284 748720 dom@stedscathedral.org
Mark Hird, King Edward VI School: Assistant Headteacher 01284 761393 hi@king-ed.suffolk.sch.uk

 

Closing date: 9.00am on Wednesday 19 July, with interviews being held on Wednesday 26 July.

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Bolton Priory Recitals – Cancelation

Unfortunately the advertised recital by Federico Andreoni’s at Bolton Priory on Sunday 16th July has been canceled.

The next recital of the 2017 series is that of Alex Woodrow on Sunday 6th August (3.30-4.30). Please find his programme below:

Prelude and Fugue in E minor ‘The Wedge’ BWV 548 – J.S.Bach
Prelude, Fugue et Variation – Cesar Franck
Miniature Suite for Organ – John Ireland
(Intrada – Villanella – Menuetto Impromptu)
Prelude and Fugue upon the name of Bach – Liszt
Toccata in G – Dubois

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Ripon Cathedral New Music Week & Organ Competition

New Music Week Ripon Cathedral – May 2018

As part of their annual programme, Ripon Cathedral will be holding a celebration of New Church music in May 2018.

The pattern of regular services will include a full diet of liturgical music written by established contemporary composers, and will also encourage new compositions to be submitted to stimulate new church music locally and from a wider area. The Cathedral invites composers to submit new work in both junior and senior categories as outlined below, and will feature successful entries in their services and recitals. Scores should use the Cathedral’s musical resources as their basis, which includes choirs of boys, girls, six professional lay clerks, piano, and the four manual organ. Instrumental music will be as welcome as settings for voices.

Submissions are also invited for a hymn writing challenge, for new texts or melodies, and open to all ages. Successful scores will be prepared for performance and recording during the May New Music Week 2018.

Scores must be placed with the secretary (details below)  by 28th of February.

Competition Categories

The Junior Competition
Students will be in full-time education and be aged  16 years and under. Composers should use ONE of the ‘set texts’ as a springboard, and may write for voices or instruments as appropriate.

The Senior Competition
Entrants will  be aged  22 years and under. Composers should use ONE of the ‘set texts’ as a springboard, and may write for voices or instruments as appropriate.

The Hymn Factor : Open Class.
Provide an original Tune for a hymn text of your choice, or a text to a pre-existant melody. The hymn should be suitable for singing by the Cathedral Congregation.

Secretary: Prof. Philip Wilby, Skelton Windmill, Ripon Road, Boroughbridge, YO51 9DP
E-mail: Muspw@leeds.ac.uk

Set Texts
  1.   When the Lord restored the fortunes of   Zion,
    we were like those who dreamed.
    Our mouths were filled with laughter,
    our tongues with songs of joy.
    Then it was said among the nations,
    “The Lord has done great things for them.”
    (From Psalm 126)
  2. All creatures of our God and King,
Lift up your voice and with us sing,
alleluia, alleluia!
O burning sun with golden beam,
And shining moon with silver gleam,
O praise him, O praise him,
alleluia, alleluia, alleluia!
Paraphrased by Bishop KenSenior Competition.

1.

I know not the song of thy praises,
Till Thou teach it, my God, to me;
Till I hear the still voice of thy Spirit,
Who speaketh for ever of Thee;
Till I hear the celestial singing,
And learn the new song of thy grace,
And then I shall tell forth the marvels
I learnt in thy secret place.
Thy marvels, not mine, far surpassing
All thoughts of my heart they must be;
I can but declare the glad tidings,
As Thou hast declared them to me.
Richard Rolle
2.
Dear God, Our Heavenly Father, Gracious Lord,
Mother Love and Maker, Light Divine,
Atomic Fingertip, Cosmic Design,
First Letter of the Alphabet, Last Word,
Mutual Satisfaction, Cash Award,
Auditor Who Approves Our Bottom Line,
Examiner Who Says That We Are Fine,
Oasis That All Sands Are Running Toward.I can say almost anything about you,
O Big Idea, and with each epithet,
Create new reasons to believe or doubt you,
Black Hole, White Hole, Presidential Jet.
But what’s the anything I must leave out? You
Solve nothing but the problems that I set
Mark Jarman

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