| How do I submit concert details to organrecitals.com? |
| Simply e-mail concerts@organrecitals.com |
| You can send a link to a webpage or attach a PDF/document/poster or just submit a plain-text message. Please include: |
| • | The venue's name and postcode. |
| • | The recital's date and day, its start time and finish time (helpful for planning return journeys). |
| • | The organist's name and, if known, location. |
| • | Admission information, e.g. "£5, concessions £4" or "retiring collection". |
| • | Contact e-mail address and/or phone number to be published, for enquiries. |
| • | Extras, e.g. refreshments available afterwards (or beforehand or during the interval), video screen projection. |
| N.B. If the concert is in a regular series that's listed here, only the date, venue, and organist's name are required. |
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| Online recitals: Submit the web address for the concert's video link, plus the details requested above (except admission information if the recital is online-only, i.e. not also open to the public). |
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| You'll be contacted when the recital is listed or if more details are needed. All listings are at the webmaster's discretion. |
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| The small print: |
| • | Requests for extra prominence, special publicity, etc. cannot be entertained. |
| • | Only organ recitals in Britain (excluding the Channel Islands and the Scilly Isles) can be listed. |
| • | For the purposes of this website, an organ recital is defined as a concert featuring music played on an organ, pipe or electronic/digital, that is fixed at its location, i.e. an instrument that is not considered to be easily portable. |
| • | Organ master classes, and choral concerts, orchestral concerts, etc. are not organ recitals but the following formats may be eligible for listing: (1) Concerts where the organ accompanies other musicians, mainly soloists; (2) Orchestral concerts that include significant organ works, e.g. the Poulenc Organ Concerto or Saint-Saëns Organ Symphony; (3) Organ recitals that are part of a whole day's programme, provided they have their own admission; (4) Organ-a-thons, i.e. multiple concerts spread over some hours at a venue or venues; (5) Events that are part-lecture and part-recital; (6) Silent movies accompanied by the organ; (7) Christmas concerts, with organ, that include audience carols. |
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