B&DOA & Related Events
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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.
Paul Walton continues his all-Bach series of recitals at All Saints Clifton, featuring at its heart the Trio Sonata No 3 in Dmin, BWV527.
Jed Hughes gives a varied programme of music by Duruflé, Mendelssohn, Elgar,Bach Calvin Hampton and Franck, starting at 1.10pm
Philip Aspden, of Llandaff Cathedral, gives a sumptuous recital of organ favourites, perfect for the summer season, to include Widor's 'Marche Pontificale' and Norman Cocker's 'Tuba Tune'
The Wednesday lunchtime recital series at All Saints continues on 23 July 2025 with a recital by Gavin Phelps, Assistant Organist at Bath Abbey. Couperin...
British conductor, organist and pianist, Wayne Marshall, is world-renowned for his musicianship and versatility on the podium and at the keyboard. Programme to include Pastorale by Roger-Ducasse and Marcia from Widor’s Symphonie No.3.
The Wednesday lunchtime recital series at All Saints continues on 30 July 2025 with a recital by Peter Barley, Organist at St Mary's Cathedral, Limerick....
Judith Pendrous is organist at St Mary's Priory, Abergavenny, and is giving a recital of English Romantic music on our fabulous Harrison and Harrison organ. Programme to include Whitlock, Elgar and Francis Jackson.
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.