We all met at the Destiny Temple (Formerly St Mark’s Church) Worcester St, Gloucester and enjoyed the three manual and pedal organ built in 1907 by Hill. This organ is rarely played or tuned and apart from a few notes on the Stopped Diapason, sounded well. Only the...
We will meet together near the south door of the Abbey and Carleton Etherington will let us in. The organ was recently refurbished, revoiced and the console upgraded by Nicholson.
This trip will include the Aubertin Organ in St. John’s College. during the afternoon. Our morning organ visit is still being finalised.
On a warm summer’s evening I cannot think of a better way to relax than attending an organ recital by five of our student organists in the magnificent setting of Gloucester Cathedral. Around forty people attended, friends, parents, relatives and some of our members....
The Kemerton Organ was built by John Nicholson in 1852. It has had two rebuilds since but was recently partially renovated by Nicholson. James Lancelot has a Harrison and Harrison organ (and a train set) in his house. He can only accommodate twelve people at once so...
“Anyone for Seconds”? at St. Catharine’s Church in Gloucester. If you play an instrument other than the organ, this is a chance to impress everyone by playing a piece on your second instrument. Plenty of accompanists available! Graham Dyer, organist of St....
