Margaret Phillips will play music from the 16th to the 20th century on the Tudor Wingfield organ and the church organ.
The Wingfield organ was built in 2001 by the firm of Goetze and Gwynn. It was based on a 16th century soundboard found in Suffolk and other evidence from organs in continental Europe. Its sound is the sound of an organ built in the 1530s or 1540s.
Margaret will play several items on the Wingfield organ, including the Missa Dei Trinitas Sanctae by Philip ap Rhys which also has plainchant.
After an interval with tea and cakes (included in the ticket price), Margaret will move to the church organ which was originally built by William Sweetland. The programme in the second half includes music by J S Bach and Klaas Bolt.
Tickets are £15 (£8 for students) which includes tea and cake. They are available at the door and through the link.
All proceeds will go to the church and the concert is in memory of Dominic Gwynn who died in 2024.