The Wednesday lunchtime recital series at All Saints continues on 28 May 2025 with a recital by Alison Howell, Organist at St John's Keynsham. Admission is...
Saturday morning recitals at St James's Church, Dursley. Coffee, tea and cakes are available from 1030; the music starts at 1100 and lasts about 30-40 minutes. Entry is free but there will be a retiring collection to support the work of St James's Church.
4.45pm Annual General Meeting and Inauguration of new President 6.00pm Edgar Joyce Organ Recital Edgar Joyce was born in Bristol in 1911 and was involved...
Harrison Rob (Baritone) & Catriona Mairi Mackenzie (piano) perform Vaughan-Williams "Songs of Travel", and music by Samuel Barber and Rebecca Clarke.
This month's Organ Elevenses is given by Peter Wright.
Hot drinks and cake are served from 1030; the music begins at 11.00 and lasts around 40 mins.
Harry van Wijk (Concert organist, Holland) plays Debussy - Clair de Lune, Fauré - Sicilenne, plus music from Schindler's List and Pirates of the Caribbean.
Jake Scicinksi | Organ. "German Contrapuntalists and their Musical Descendants"
An exciting programme taking us from Bach through to Parry and Ireland. The programme is set to include Benedictus by Alec Rowley and Mendelssohn’s Third Sonata.
Harry van Wijk (Concert organist, Holland) plays Debussy - Clair de Lune, Fauré - Sicilenne, plus music from Schindler's List and Pirates of the Caribbean.
Shanna Hart is currently Director of Music at St Botolph-without-Aldgate, London, and Assistant Organist at Selwyn College, Cambridge.
DURSLEY 2025 COFFEE, CAKE & MUSIC This is the 20th series of Saturday morning organ concerts organised by Nigel Davies. This month the soloist is...
The Wednesday lunchtime recital at All Saints on 2 July 2025 has regretfully had to be CANCELLED. Bach Trio Sonatas & Schübler Chorales – III Prelude...
SACRAMENTO MASTER SINGERS: A special journey, exploring works by composers from both sides of the Atlantic. Inspired by Greenwich Mean Time, this concert reflects themes of peace and hope. Join us in celebrating our shared humanity through this delightful concert.
Saturday 5th July at 2pm at St Monica's. The event will be in three parts:
A short talk by Nick Sherwood, a demonstration of the organ; open console for members to explore the rebuilt organ.