Britain's largest organ concerts website - click here to advertise your recitals... for free!
www.organrecitals.com
INDEX of REGIONS INDEX of VENUES INDEX of DATES INDEX of ORGANISTS
ORGAN RECITALS by JONATHAN KINGSTON
PREV. ORGANIST
LARGE TEXT VERSION / PRINTABLE VERSION
NEXT ORGANIST
CLICK ON A COUNTY, DAY/DATE, MONTH, VENUE, PICTURE, OR ORGANIST FOR MORE RECITALS.
No recitals are currently listed for this organist
but you may like to search google and/or yahoo
to see if there is information available elsewhere
For quick navigation to selected pages at the touch of a button, see the Keyboard Shortcuts.
All recital details published here are believed to be correct, but some may be inaccurate or subject to alteration.
To avoid wasted journeys, it's suggested that you check details with venues a day or two beforehand.
Contact information, where available, is viewable by clicking on the envelope images.
Browse a text-only version of organrecitals.com on your web-enabled phone at www.organrecitals.com/mobile
Check out the concerts added recently to organrecitals.com via the New Entries section.
It's free to advertise concerts on organrecitals.com - see the Frequently Asked Questions for details.
If you'd like to get advance notice of concerts in free weekly e-mail bulletins from organrecitals.com, click here.
INDEX of REGIONS INDEX of VENUES INDEX of DATES INDEX of ORGANISTS
Random pages: Recitals in East Anglia • Recitals at Southwark Cathedral • Recitals by Martin Baker
About the owner/webmaster: Stephen D. Smith maintains organrecitals.com - which gets over half-a-million "hits" annually - with technical advice and support from Stephen Walmsley and Calum Mackay [more info]. He has served as President of the Atlantic City Convention Hall Organ Society [www.acchos.org] for 12 years and, in 2008, was appointed lifetime Honorary Curator of the building's two organs - one of which is the world's largest, having 449 ranks and 33,000-plus pipes [stop list]. His two published books about this colossal instrument run to more than 600 pages [more info] and he has written numerous articles about it for various periodicals and websites.