BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//achurchnearyou.com//eventfeed//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH X-WR-TIMEZONE:UTC BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Summer Organ Recitals DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230720T190000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230720T210000 DTSTAMP:20260404T080650Z UID:9469732023-07-20 19:00:00+01:00achurchnearyou CATEGORIES: DESCRIPTION:Join six internationally renowned musicians for a series of su mmer organ recitals at York Minster.\n\nLast year saw the return of recita ls to the cathedral following the Grand Organ’s once-in-a-century refurb ishment.\n\nThe summer recitals will take place on Thursday evenings in Yo rk Minster's awe-inspiring Nave with world class organists including award -winning performer John Scott Whiteley\, Organist Emeritus of York Minster \; Katherine Dienes-Williams\, the first ever female President of the Cath edral Organists’ Association and the first woman to hold the most senior musical post in a Church of England cathedral\; Robert Quinney\, Associat e Professor\, Organist and Tutorial Fellow in Music at the University of O xford\; and experienced cathedral musician Colin Walsh\n\nAccomplished sol oists from York Minster’s own acclaimed Music Team – Robert Sharpe\, D irector of Music\, and Benjamin Morris\, Assistant Director of Music\, ­ – complete the line-up.\n\nTickets for the recitals are available now pr iced at £12\, with a combined season ticket price of £60 for all six rec itals. A concession ticket for under-27s priced at £5 is also available. Tickets can also be booked by calling our Box Office on 01904 557200.\n\n\ n\n\nOrganist and programme details:\n\nThursday 20 July John Scott Whitel ey\n\nJohn Scott Whiteley is Organist Emeritus of York Minster and Organis t of Hull City Hall. During the past twenty years he has become known for his performances on BBC2 and BBC4.\n\nAfter studying with Ralph Downes\, F ernando Germani and Flor Peeters\, he won the 1976 National Organ Competit ion of Great Britain. He has given recitals at the Royal Festival Hall\, S ymphony Hall\, Notre-Dame-de-Paris\, St Petersburg Mariinsky and for inter national festivals in Belgium\, Germany\, Italy\, Poland\, Switzerland\, R ussia and the UK. For over twenty years he toured the USA. Recent recital programmes have included a new Toccata by Sir James MacMillan\, commission ed for John to play at the 2019 Three Choirs Festival.\n\nJohn has made fi ve DVDs and fifty-three CDs\, including Great Romantic Organ Music\, which appeared for eight years in the Penguin Good CD Guide. He has recently re corded the complete Trio Sonatas of J. S. Bach for Fugue State Films.\n\nJ ohn has composed 25 works for organ and 17 church compositions. He has wri tten articles about Bach for The Organ Yearbook\, The RCO Journal\, the Ba ch-Jahrbuch and a forthcoming Routledge anthology. He is a contributor to Grove’s Dictionary\, an editor of the Journal of the British Institute o f Organ Studies and a Consulting Editor for OUP.\n\nJohn's programme: \n\ nCharles-Marie Widor (1844-1937)\, Symphony VI in G Minor\, Op. 42 - i All egro   ii Adagio   iii Intermezzo   iv Cantabile   v Finale\nJames Macmillan (b 1959)\, Gaudeamus in loci pace (1998) & Toccata (2019)\nJohn Scott Whiteley (b 1950)\, Canon on a theme of John Goss for organ with pe dal divide (2022)\nJoseph Jongen (1873-1953)\, Prelude and Fugue in E flat \, Op. 121\nPierre Cochereau (1924-1984)\, Sortie sur Adeste fideles (24 D ecember 1968) (trans. F. Lombard)\n\n \n\nThursday 27 July Benjamin Morri s\n\nBenjamin Morris is Assistant Director of Music at York Minster. In th is role\, he plays for services and accompanies the choir in the Minster ’s daily cycle of music\, in concerts\, tours\, recordings and broadcast s\, and assists in the training of the boy and girl choristers.\n\nPrior t o this\, he was Organ Scholar and then Assistant Organist at Jesus College \, Cambridge\, graduating with First-class honours in Music. Before starti ng university\, Ben spent a year as Organ Scholar at Gloucester Cathedral. \n\nWith recent venues including Sage Gateshead\, Selby Abbey\, Leeds Town Hall and Westminster Cathedral\, Ben is active as a soloist for recitals and other performances. He has performed as organ soloist under Sir Roger Norrington\, Howard Shelley\, Paul McCreesh\, and Sir Stephen Cleobury\, a nd has played organ and harpsichord continuo alongside His Majestys Sagbut ts and Cornetts\, The Saraband Consort and Britten Sinfonia. He is a prize winning Fellow of the Royal College of Organists.\n\nBenjamin's programme:  \n\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1755)\, Prelude and Fugue in E minor\, “The Wedge ”\nAmy Beach (1867-1944)\, Prelude on an old folk tune\nWilliam Byrd (c1 539-1623)\, The Carman’s Whistle\nCecilia McDowall (b 1951)\, Church bel ls beyond the stars\nConstance Warren (1905-1984)\, Heather Hill (arr. B. Morris)\nJulius Reubke (1834-1858)\, Sonata on the 94th Psalm\n\n\n\n\nThu rsday 3 August Katherine Dienes-Williams\n\nKatherine Dienes-Williams was appointed Organist and Master of the Choristers at Guildford Cathedral in January 2008\, the first ever female appointed to such a post in the Churc h of England\, following six years as Director of Music at the Collegiate Church of St. Mary\, Warwick. In May 2022 she was voted the first ever fem ale President of the Cathedral Organists’ Association.\n\nKatherine was born and educated in New Zealand and was Organ Scholar at Wellington Cathe dral when she was appointed Assistant Organist. In 1991 she took up the po st of Organ Scholar at Winchester Cathedral and Assistant Organist at Winc hester College. She has also held posts as Organist and Assistant Director of Music at the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King\, Liverpool\, A ssistant Organist and Director of the Cathedral Girls’ Choir at Norwich Cathedral\, and Director of Music at the Collegiate Church of St. Mary\, W arwick.\n\nShe is a Council member of the Royal College of Organists\, a t rustee of the Organists Charitable trust and the Young Organ Scholars’ T rust and is a regular guest choral workshop leader in the UK\, South Afric a\, the USA\, Canada\, Australia and several European countries. Katherine has given organ recitals in the United Kingdom\, New Zealand\, Germany\, USA\, Bermuda\, the Netherlands\, South Africa\, Australia\, Spain\, and S ingapore. She has performed with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestr a\, the Hallé\, the City of London Sinfonia\, Southern Pro Musica and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2018 she performed the Saint-Saëns Orga n Symphony in with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and with Southern Pro Musica. She is an active composer\, having received commissions in the UK\ , the USA\, and New Zealand.\n\nKatherine holds a Master of Arts in Music and Liturgy from Leeds University. She features both as organist and chora l conductor on several recordings. She has twice directed the St. Thomas ’ girl choristers’ course in New York and has co-directed a Rodolfus F oundation junior choral course. She is a Knight of the Grand Order of Vit éz and a Knight of the Order of St. Ladislau.\n\nKatherine's programme:  \n\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Prelude in C\nJames Nares (1715-1783)\, Introduction and Fugue in A minor\nNadia Boulanger (1887-1979)\, Trois imp rovisations\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Evening Song\nFrancis Jackson ( 1917-2002)\, Diversion for Mixtures\nPhilip Moore (b 1943)\, Variations on 'Helmsley'\nGhislaine Reece-Trapp (b 1992)\, In paradisum\nT. Tertius Nob le (1867-1953)\, A Summer Idyll\nKerensa Briggs (b 1991)\, Prelude on 'Pan ge lingua\nEdward Elgar (1857-1934)\, Sonata in G - i.  Allegro maestoso\ n\n\n\n\nThursday 10 August Robert Quinney \n\nRobert Quinney was born in Nottingham\, UK\, and began his musical life as a chorister\, initially i n Dundee Cathedral Choir. He began playing the organ at the age of ten\, a nd was subsequently Organ Scholar at King’s College\, Cambridge\, where he completed his undergraduate and graduate studies.\n\nA performing caree r took him to London\, working first at Westminster Cathedral and for nine years as Sub-Organist at Westminster Abbey\, during which time he perform ed at several national and international events. After a short period as D irector of Music at Peterborough Cathedral he moved to Oxford in 2014. He directs the world-famous Choir of New College\, Oxford\, where he is also a Tutorial Fellow in Music. In the faculty of music he gives lectures for the Techniques of Composition and Choral Performance papers\, and has taug ht on the subject of keyboard music of J. S. Bach.\n\nAlongside his work a t Oxford he maintains a busy schedule as a solo organist\, and makes frequ ent appearances as a guest conductor\, notably with the BBC Singers. He is also Director of the Edington Festival of Music within the Liturgy.\n\nRo bert's programme: \n\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Toccata and Fugue in D ‘ Dorian’\nHerbert Howells (1892-1983)\, Rhapsody No 1 in D flat\nJ. S. Ba ch (1685-1750)\, Two preludes on Dies sind die heilgen zehn Gebot\nRalph V aughan Williams (1872-1958)\, Symphony No 5 in D (arr. R. Quinney)\n\n\n\n \nThursday 17 August Colin Walsh\n\nColin Walsh’s association with cathe dral music goes back nearly fifty years. He has served\, in various capaci ties\, St George’s Chapel\, Windsor Castle\, Christ Church\, Oxford (whe re he studied with Simon Preston and Nicholas Danby)\, Salisbury Cathedral (as assistant to Richard Seal) and St Albans Cathedral. He went to Lincol n Cathedral in 1988 as Organist and Master of the Choristers\, becoming Or ganist Laureate in 2003 and Organist Emeritus in 2021.\n\nAs an organ reci talist he has played across the UK\, most European countries\, the USA\, A ustralasia\, Hong Kong and Russia. His studies in Paris with Jean Langlais inspired him to specialise in 19th and 20th century French organ music. H is recordings as a choral conductor\, accompanist and soloist number over forty over many years and various labels.\n\nHe teaches in Cambridge and e lsewhere and is an honorary Doctor of Music from the University of Lincoln .\n\nColin's programme:\n\nWalter Alcock (1861-1947)\, Introduction and Pa ssacaglia\nJoseph Jongen (1873-1953)\, 1. Choral 2. Cantabile 3. Toccata\n J. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor\nCH Tournemire ( 1870-1939)\, Fantaisie- Improvisation sur l'Ave Maris Stella   (recons. M. Duruflé)\nLouis Vierne (1970-1937)\, Pièces de Fantaisie\, Suite 3\, Op 54 - ii.  Impromptu\nJean Langlais (1907-1991)\, Hommage à Rameau - i ii.  Évocation \n\n\n\n\nThursday 24 August Robert Sharpe\n\nRobert Sha rpe has been Director of Music at York Minster since September 2008\, havi ng previously held posts at Truro Cathedral\, Lichfield Cathedral\, St Alb ans Abbey and Exeter College\, Oxford.\n\nHis work centres around the dail y choral tradition of York Minster with its two treble lines of boys and g irls\, both of which he trains\, and in addition he performs frequently as an organ soloist and accompanist\, having played in many parts of Europe and the USA as well as at major venues in the UK.\n\nHe has made numerous recordings with the choirs of Truro and York\, all of which have received acclaim in the musical press.\n\nRobert's programme:\n\nFrancis Jackson (1 917-2022)\, Prelude for a Solemn Occasion\nMaurice Ravel (1875-1937)\, Le Tombeau de Couperin - v.  Menuet (arr. E. Wiersingha)\nKerensa Briggs (b 1991)\, Light in darkness\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Fantasia & Fugue in G minor\nFlorence Price (1887-1953)\, Adoration\nPercy Whitlock (1903-1946)\ , Fantasie Choral No 2\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Nocturne\nClaude Deb ussy (1862-1918)\, String Quartet in G minor - iii. Andantino 8 (arr. A. G uilmant)\nMarcel Dupré (1886-1971)\, Évocation - iii. Allegro deciso 8 ’\n\n\n\n\nBook your tickets now. GEO:-1.082073;53.962319 LOCATION:York Minster URL:https://yorkminster.org/whats-on/event/summer-organ-recitals/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Summer Organ Recitals DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230727T190000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230727T210000 DTSTAMP:20260404T080650Z UID:9469732023-07-27 19:00:00+01:00achurchnearyou CATEGORIES: DESCRIPTION:Join six internationally renowned musicians for a series of su mmer organ recitals at York Minster.\n\nLast year saw the return of recita ls to the cathedral following the Grand Organ’s once-in-a-century refurb ishment.\n\nThe summer recitals will take place on Thursday evenings in Yo rk Minster's awe-inspiring Nave with world class organists including award -winning performer John Scott Whiteley\, Organist Emeritus of York Minster \; Katherine Dienes-Williams\, the first ever female President of the Cath edral Organists’ Association and the first woman to hold the most senior musical post in a Church of England cathedral\; Robert Quinney\, Associat e Professor\, Organist and Tutorial Fellow in Music at the University of O xford\; and experienced cathedral musician Colin Walsh\n\nAccomplished sol oists from York Minster’s own acclaimed Music Team – Robert Sharpe\, D irector of Music\, and Benjamin Morris\, Assistant Director of Music\, ­ – complete the line-up.\n\nTickets for the recitals are available now pr iced at £12\, with a combined season ticket price of £60 for all six rec itals. A concession ticket for under-27s priced at £5 is also available. Tickets can also be booked by calling our Box Office on 01904 557200.\n\n\ n\n\nOrganist and programme details:\n\nThursday 20 July John Scott Whitel ey\n\nJohn Scott Whiteley is Organist Emeritus of York Minster and Organis t of Hull City Hall. During the past twenty years he has become known for his performances on BBC2 and BBC4.\n\nAfter studying with Ralph Downes\, F ernando Germani and Flor Peeters\, he won the 1976 National Organ Competit ion of Great Britain. He has given recitals at the Royal Festival Hall\, S ymphony Hall\, Notre-Dame-de-Paris\, St Petersburg Mariinsky and for inter national festivals in Belgium\, Germany\, Italy\, Poland\, Switzerland\, R ussia and the UK. For over twenty years he toured the USA. Recent recital programmes have included a new Toccata by Sir James MacMillan\, commission ed for John to play at the 2019 Three Choirs Festival.\n\nJohn has made fi ve DVDs and fifty-three CDs\, including Great Romantic Organ Music\, which appeared for eight years in the Penguin Good CD Guide. He has recently re corded the complete Trio Sonatas of J. S. Bach for Fugue State Films.\n\nJ ohn has composed 25 works for organ and 17 church compositions. He has wri tten articles about Bach for The Organ Yearbook\, The RCO Journal\, the Ba ch-Jahrbuch and a forthcoming Routledge anthology. He is a contributor to Grove’s Dictionary\, an editor of the Journal of the British Institute o f Organ Studies and a Consulting Editor for OUP.\n\nJohn's programme: \n\ nCharles-Marie Widor (1844-1937)\, Symphony VI in G Minor\, Op. 42 - i All egro   ii Adagio   iii Intermezzo   iv Cantabile   v Finale\nJames Macmillan (b 1959)\, Gaudeamus in loci pace (1998) & Toccata (2019)\nJohn Scott Whiteley (b 1950)\, Canon on a theme of John Goss for organ with pe dal divide (2022)\nJoseph Jongen (1873-1953)\, Prelude and Fugue in E flat \, Op. 121\nPierre Cochereau (1924-1984)\, Sortie sur Adeste fideles (24 D ecember 1968) (trans. F. Lombard)\n\n \n\nThursday 27 July Benjamin Morri s\n\nBenjamin Morris is Assistant Director of Music at York Minster. In th is role\, he plays for services and accompanies the choir in the Minster ’s daily cycle of music\, in concerts\, tours\, recordings and broadcast s\, and assists in the training of the boy and girl choristers.\n\nPrior t o this\, he was Organ Scholar and then Assistant Organist at Jesus College \, Cambridge\, graduating with First-class honours in Music. Before starti ng university\, Ben spent a year as Organ Scholar at Gloucester Cathedral. \n\nWith recent venues including Sage Gateshead\, Selby Abbey\, Leeds Town Hall and Westminster Cathedral\, Ben is active as a soloist for recitals and other performances. He has performed as organ soloist under Sir Roger Norrington\, Howard Shelley\, Paul McCreesh\, and Sir Stephen Cleobury\, a nd has played organ and harpsichord continuo alongside His Majestys Sagbut ts and Cornetts\, The Saraband Consort and Britten Sinfonia. He is a prize winning Fellow of the Royal College of Organists.\n\nBenjamin's programme:  \n\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1755)\, Prelude and Fugue in E minor\, “The Wedge ”\nAmy Beach (1867-1944)\, Prelude on an old folk tune\nWilliam Byrd (c1 539-1623)\, The Carman’s Whistle\nCecilia McDowall (b 1951)\, Church bel ls beyond the stars\nConstance Warren (1905-1984)\, Heather Hill (arr. B. Morris)\nJulius Reubke (1834-1858)\, Sonata on the 94th Psalm\n\n\n\n\nThu rsday 3 August Katherine Dienes-Williams\n\nKatherine Dienes-Williams was appointed Organist and Master of the Choristers at Guildford Cathedral in January 2008\, the first ever female appointed to such a post in the Churc h of England\, following six years as Director of Music at the Collegiate Church of St. Mary\, Warwick. In May 2022 she was voted the first ever fem ale President of the Cathedral Organists’ Association.\n\nKatherine was born and educated in New Zealand and was Organ Scholar at Wellington Cathe dral when she was appointed Assistant Organist. In 1991 she took up the po st of Organ Scholar at Winchester Cathedral and Assistant Organist at Winc hester College. She has also held posts as Organist and Assistant Director of Music at the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King\, Liverpool\, A ssistant Organist and Director of the Cathedral Girls’ Choir at Norwich Cathedral\, and Director of Music at the Collegiate Church of St. Mary\, W arwick.\n\nShe is a Council member of the Royal College of Organists\, a t rustee of the Organists Charitable trust and the Young Organ Scholars’ T rust and is a regular guest choral workshop leader in the UK\, South Afric a\, the USA\, Canada\, Australia and several European countries. Katherine has given organ recitals in the United Kingdom\, New Zealand\, Germany\, USA\, Bermuda\, the Netherlands\, South Africa\, Australia\, Spain\, and S ingapore. She has performed with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestr a\, the Hallé\, the City of London Sinfonia\, Southern Pro Musica and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2018 she performed the Saint-Saëns Orga n Symphony in with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and with Southern Pro Musica. She is an active composer\, having received commissions in the UK\ , the USA\, and New Zealand.\n\nKatherine holds a Master of Arts in Music and Liturgy from Leeds University. She features both as organist and chora l conductor on several recordings. She has twice directed the St. Thomas ’ girl choristers’ course in New York and has co-directed a Rodolfus F oundation junior choral course. She is a Knight of the Grand Order of Vit éz and a Knight of the Order of St. Ladislau.\n\nKatherine's programme:  \n\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Prelude in C\nJames Nares (1715-1783)\, Introduction and Fugue in A minor\nNadia Boulanger (1887-1979)\, Trois imp rovisations\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Evening Song\nFrancis Jackson ( 1917-2002)\, Diversion for Mixtures\nPhilip Moore (b 1943)\, Variations on 'Helmsley'\nGhislaine Reece-Trapp (b 1992)\, In paradisum\nT. Tertius Nob le (1867-1953)\, A Summer Idyll\nKerensa Briggs (b 1991)\, Prelude on 'Pan ge lingua\nEdward Elgar (1857-1934)\, Sonata in G - i.  Allegro maestoso\ n\n\n\n\nThursday 10 August Robert Quinney \n\nRobert Quinney was born in Nottingham\, UK\, and began his musical life as a chorister\, initially i n Dundee Cathedral Choir. He began playing the organ at the age of ten\, a nd was subsequently Organ Scholar at King’s College\, Cambridge\, where he completed his undergraduate and graduate studies.\n\nA performing caree r took him to London\, working first at Westminster Cathedral and for nine years as Sub-Organist at Westminster Abbey\, during which time he perform ed at several national and international events. After a short period as D irector of Music at Peterborough Cathedral he moved to Oxford in 2014. He directs the world-famous Choir of New College\, Oxford\, where he is also a Tutorial Fellow in Music. In the faculty of music he gives lectures for the Techniques of Composition and Choral Performance papers\, and has taug ht on the subject of keyboard music of J. S. Bach.\n\nAlongside his work a t Oxford he maintains a busy schedule as a solo organist\, and makes frequ ent appearances as a guest conductor\, notably with the BBC Singers. He is also Director of the Edington Festival of Music within the Liturgy.\n\nRo bert's programme: \n\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Toccata and Fugue in D ‘ Dorian’\nHerbert Howells (1892-1983)\, Rhapsody No 1 in D flat\nJ. S. Ba ch (1685-1750)\, Two preludes on Dies sind die heilgen zehn Gebot\nRalph V aughan Williams (1872-1958)\, Symphony No 5 in D (arr. R. Quinney)\n\n\n\n \nThursday 17 August Colin Walsh\n\nColin Walsh’s association with cathe dral music goes back nearly fifty years. He has served\, in various capaci ties\, St George’s Chapel\, Windsor Castle\, Christ Church\, Oxford (whe re he studied with Simon Preston and Nicholas Danby)\, Salisbury Cathedral (as assistant to Richard Seal) and St Albans Cathedral. He went to Lincol n Cathedral in 1988 as Organist and Master of the Choristers\, becoming Or ganist Laureate in 2003 and Organist Emeritus in 2021.\n\nAs an organ reci talist he has played across the UK\, most European countries\, the USA\, A ustralasia\, Hong Kong and Russia. His studies in Paris with Jean Langlais inspired him to specialise in 19th and 20th century French organ music. H is recordings as a choral conductor\, accompanist and soloist number over forty over many years and various labels.\n\nHe teaches in Cambridge and e lsewhere and is an honorary Doctor of Music from the University of Lincoln .\n\nColin's programme:\n\nWalter Alcock (1861-1947)\, Introduction and Pa ssacaglia\nJoseph Jongen (1873-1953)\, 1. Choral 2. Cantabile 3. Toccata\n J. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor\nCH Tournemire ( 1870-1939)\, Fantaisie- Improvisation sur l'Ave Maris Stella   (recons. M. Duruflé)\nLouis Vierne (1970-1937)\, Pièces de Fantaisie\, Suite 3\, Op 54 - ii.  Impromptu\nJean Langlais (1907-1991)\, Hommage à Rameau - i ii.  Évocation \n\n\n\n\nThursday 24 August Robert Sharpe\n\nRobert Sha rpe has been Director of Music at York Minster since September 2008\, havi ng previously held posts at Truro Cathedral\, Lichfield Cathedral\, St Alb ans Abbey and Exeter College\, Oxford.\n\nHis work centres around the dail y choral tradition of York Minster with its two treble lines of boys and g irls\, both of which he trains\, and in addition he performs frequently as an organ soloist and accompanist\, having played in many parts of Europe and the USA as well as at major venues in the UK.\n\nHe has made numerous recordings with the choirs of Truro and York\, all of which have received acclaim in the musical press.\n\nRobert's programme:\n\nFrancis Jackson (1 917-2022)\, Prelude for a Solemn Occasion\nMaurice Ravel (1875-1937)\, Le Tombeau de Couperin - v.  Menuet (arr. E. Wiersingha)\nKerensa Briggs (b 1991)\, Light in darkness\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Fantasia & Fugue in G minor\nFlorence Price (1887-1953)\, Adoration\nPercy Whitlock (1903-1946)\ , Fantasie Choral No 2\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Nocturne\nClaude Deb ussy (1862-1918)\, String Quartet in G minor - iii. Andantino 8 (arr. A. G uilmant)\nMarcel Dupré (1886-1971)\, Évocation - iii. Allegro deciso 8 ’\n\n\n\n\nBook your tickets now. GEO:-1.082073;53.962319 LOCATION:York Minster URL:https://yorkminster.org/whats-on/event/summer-organ-recitals/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Summer Organ Recitals DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230803T190000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230803T210000 DTSTAMP:20260404T080650Z UID:9469732023-08-03 19:00:00+01:00achurchnearyou CATEGORIES: DESCRIPTION:Join six internationally renowned musicians for a series of su mmer organ recitals at York Minster.\n\nLast year saw the return of recita ls to the cathedral following the Grand Organ’s once-in-a-century refurb ishment.\n\nThe summer recitals will take place on Thursday evenings in Yo rk Minster's awe-inspiring Nave with world class organists including award -winning performer John Scott Whiteley\, Organist Emeritus of York Minster \; Katherine Dienes-Williams\, the first ever female President of the Cath edral Organists’ Association and the first woman to hold the most senior musical post in a Church of England cathedral\; Robert Quinney\, Associat e Professor\, Organist and Tutorial Fellow in Music at the University of O xford\; and experienced cathedral musician Colin Walsh\n\nAccomplished sol oists from York Minster’s own acclaimed Music Team – Robert Sharpe\, D irector of Music\, and Benjamin Morris\, Assistant Director of Music\, ­ – complete the line-up.\n\nTickets for the recitals are available now pr iced at £12\, with a combined season ticket price of £60 for all six rec itals. A concession ticket for under-27s priced at £5 is also available. Tickets can also be booked by calling our Box Office on 01904 557200.\n\n\ n\n\nOrganist and programme details:\n\nThursday 20 July John Scott Whitel ey\n\nJohn Scott Whiteley is Organist Emeritus of York Minster and Organis t of Hull City Hall. During the past twenty years he has become known for his performances on BBC2 and BBC4.\n\nAfter studying with Ralph Downes\, F ernando Germani and Flor Peeters\, he won the 1976 National Organ Competit ion of Great Britain. He has given recitals at the Royal Festival Hall\, S ymphony Hall\, Notre-Dame-de-Paris\, St Petersburg Mariinsky and for inter national festivals in Belgium\, Germany\, Italy\, Poland\, Switzerland\, R ussia and the UK. For over twenty years he toured the USA. Recent recital programmes have included a new Toccata by Sir James MacMillan\, commission ed for John to play at the 2019 Three Choirs Festival.\n\nJohn has made fi ve DVDs and fifty-three CDs\, including Great Romantic Organ Music\, which appeared for eight years in the Penguin Good CD Guide. He has recently re corded the complete Trio Sonatas of J. S. Bach for Fugue State Films.\n\nJ ohn has composed 25 works for organ and 17 church compositions. He has wri tten articles about Bach for The Organ Yearbook\, The RCO Journal\, the Ba ch-Jahrbuch and a forthcoming Routledge anthology. He is a contributor to Grove’s Dictionary\, an editor of the Journal of the British Institute o f Organ Studies and a Consulting Editor for OUP.\n\nJohn's programme: \n\ nCharles-Marie Widor (1844-1937)\, Symphony VI in G Minor\, Op. 42 - i All egro   ii Adagio   iii Intermezzo   iv Cantabile   v Finale\nJames Macmillan (b 1959)\, Gaudeamus in loci pace (1998) & Toccata (2019)\nJohn Scott Whiteley (b 1950)\, Canon on a theme of John Goss for organ with pe dal divide (2022)\nJoseph Jongen (1873-1953)\, Prelude and Fugue in E flat \, Op. 121\nPierre Cochereau (1924-1984)\, Sortie sur Adeste fideles (24 D ecember 1968) (trans. F. Lombard)\n\n \n\nThursday 27 July Benjamin Morri s\n\nBenjamin Morris is Assistant Director of Music at York Minster. In th is role\, he plays for services and accompanies the choir in the Minster ’s daily cycle of music\, in concerts\, tours\, recordings and broadcast s\, and assists in the training of the boy and girl choristers.\n\nPrior t o this\, he was Organ Scholar and then Assistant Organist at Jesus College \, Cambridge\, graduating with First-class honours in Music. Before starti ng university\, Ben spent a year as Organ Scholar at Gloucester Cathedral. \n\nWith recent venues including Sage Gateshead\, Selby Abbey\, Leeds Town Hall and Westminster Cathedral\, Ben is active as a soloist for recitals and other performances. He has performed as organ soloist under Sir Roger Norrington\, Howard Shelley\, Paul McCreesh\, and Sir Stephen Cleobury\, a nd has played organ and harpsichord continuo alongside His Majestys Sagbut ts and Cornetts\, The Saraband Consort and Britten Sinfonia. He is a prize winning Fellow of the Royal College of Organists.\n\nBenjamin's programme:  \n\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1755)\, Prelude and Fugue in E minor\, “The Wedge ”\nAmy Beach (1867-1944)\, Prelude on an old folk tune\nWilliam Byrd (c1 539-1623)\, The Carman’s Whistle\nCecilia McDowall (b 1951)\, Church bel ls beyond the stars\nConstance Warren (1905-1984)\, Heather Hill (arr. B. Morris)\nJulius Reubke (1834-1858)\, Sonata on the 94th Psalm\n\n\n\n\nThu rsday 3 August Katherine Dienes-Williams\n\nKatherine Dienes-Williams was appointed Organist and Master of the Choristers at Guildford Cathedral in January 2008\, the first ever female appointed to such a post in the Churc h of England\, following six years as Director of Music at the Collegiate Church of St. Mary\, Warwick. In May 2022 she was voted the first ever fem ale President of the Cathedral Organists’ Association.\n\nKatherine was born and educated in New Zealand and was Organ Scholar at Wellington Cathe dral when she was appointed Assistant Organist. In 1991 she took up the po st of Organ Scholar at Winchester Cathedral and Assistant Organist at Winc hester College. She has also held posts as Organist and Assistant Director of Music at the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King\, Liverpool\, A ssistant Organist and Director of the Cathedral Girls’ Choir at Norwich Cathedral\, and Director of Music at the Collegiate Church of St. Mary\, W arwick.\n\nShe is a Council member of the Royal College of Organists\, a t rustee of the Organists Charitable trust and the Young Organ Scholars’ T rust and is a regular guest choral workshop leader in the UK\, South Afric a\, the USA\, Canada\, Australia and several European countries. Katherine has given organ recitals in the United Kingdom\, New Zealand\, Germany\, USA\, Bermuda\, the Netherlands\, South Africa\, Australia\, Spain\, and S ingapore. She has performed with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestr a\, the Hallé\, the City of London Sinfonia\, Southern Pro Musica and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2018 she performed the Saint-Saëns Orga n Symphony in with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and with Southern Pro Musica. She is an active composer\, having received commissions in the UK\ , the USA\, and New Zealand.\n\nKatherine holds a Master of Arts in Music and Liturgy from Leeds University. She features both as organist and chora l conductor on several recordings. She has twice directed the St. Thomas ’ girl choristers’ course in New York and has co-directed a Rodolfus F oundation junior choral course. She is a Knight of the Grand Order of Vit éz and a Knight of the Order of St. Ladislau.\n\nKatherine's programme:  \n\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Prelude in C\nJames Nares (1715-1783)\, Introduction and Fugue in A minor\nNadia Boulanger (1887-1979)\, Trois imp rovisations\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Evening Song\nFrancis Jackson ( 1917-2002)\, Diversion for Mixtures\nPhilip Moore (b 1943)\, Variations on 'Helmsley'\nGhislaine Reece-Trapp (b 1992)\, In paradisum\nT. Tertius Nob le (1867-1953)\, A Summer Idyll\nKerensa Briggs (b 1991)\, Prelude on 'Pan ge lingua\nEdward Elgar (1857-1934)\, Sonata in G - i.  Allegro maestoso\ n\n\n\n\nThursday 10 August Robert Quinney \n\nRobert Quinney was born in Nottingham\, UK\, and began his musical life as a chorister\, initially i n Dundee Cathedral Choir. He began playing the organ at the age of ten\, a nd was subsequently Organ Scholar at King’s College\, Cambridge\, where he completed his undergraduate and graduate studies.\n\nA performing caree r took him to London\, working first at Westminster Cathedral and for nine years as Sub-Organist at Westminster Abbey\, during which time he perform ed at several national and international events. After a short period as D irector of Music at Peterborough Cathedral he moved to Oxford in 2014. He directs the world-famous Choir of New College\, Oxford\, where he is also a Tutorial Fellow in Music. In the faculty of music he gives lectures for the Techniques of Composition and Choral Performance papers\, and has taug ht on the subject of keyboard music of J. S. Bach.\n\nAlongside his work a t Oxford he maintains a busy schedule as a solo organist\, and makes frequ ent appearances as a guest conductor\, notably with the BBC Singers. He is also Director of the Edington Festival of Music within the Liturgy.\n\nRo bert's programme: \n\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Toccata and Fugue in D ‘ Dorian’\nHerbert Howells (1892-1983)\, Rhapsody No 1 in D flat\nJ. S. Ba ch (1685-1750)\, Two preludes on Dies sind die heilgen zehn Gebot\nRalph V aughan Williams (1872-1958)\, Symphony No 5 in D (arr. R. Quinney)\n\n\n\n \nThursday 17 August Colin Walsh\n\nColin Walsh’s association with cathe dral music goes back nearly fifty years. He has served\, in various capaci ties\, St George’s Chapel\, Windsor Castle\, Christ Church\, Oxford (whe re he studied with Simon Preston and Nicholas Danby)\, Salisbury Cathedral (as assistant to Richard Seal) and St Albans Cathedral. He went to Lincol n Cathedral in 1988 as Organist and Master of the Choristers\, becoming Or ganist Laureate in 2003 and Organist Emeritus in 2021.\n\nAs an organ reci talist he has played across the UK\, most European countries\, the USA\, A ustralasia\, Hong Kong and Russia. His studies in Paris with Jean Langlais inspired him to specialise in 19th and 20th century French organ music. H is recordings as a choral conductor\, accompanist and soloist number over forty over many years and various labels.\n\nHe teaches in Cambridge and e lsewhere and is an honorary Doctor of Music from the University of Lincoln .\n\nColin's programme:\n\nWalter Alcock (1861-1947)\, Introduction and Pa ssacaglia\nJoseph Jongen (1873-1953)\, 1. Choral 2. Cantabile 3. Toccata\n J. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor\nCH Tournemire ( 1870-1939)\, Fantaisie- Improvisation sur l'Ave Maris Stella   (recons. M. Duruflé)\nLouis Vierne (1970-1937)\, Pièces de Fantaisie\, Suite 3\, Op 54 - ii.  Impromptu\nJean Langlais (1907-1991)\, Hommage à Rameau - i ii.  Évocation \n\n\n\n\nThursday 24 August Robert Sharpe\n\nRobert Sha rpe has been Director of Music at York Minster since September 2008\, havi ng previously held posts at Truro Cathedral\, Lichfield Cathedral\, St Alb ans Abbey and Exeter College\, Oxford.\n\nHis work centres around the dail y choral tradition of York Minster with its two treble lines of boys and g irls\, both of which he trains\, and in addition he performs frequently as an organ soloist and accompanist\, having played in many parts of Europe and the USA as well as at major venues in the UK.\n\nHe has made numerous recordings with the choirs of Truro and York\, all of which have received acclaim in the musical press.\n\nRobert's programme:\n\nFrancis Jackson (1 917-2022)\, Prelude for a Solemn Occasion\nMaurice Ravel (1875-1937)\, Le Tombeau de Couperin - v.  Menuet (arr. E. Wiersingha)\nKerensa Briggs (b 1991)\, Light in darkness\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Fantasia & Fugue in G minor\nFlorence Price (1887-1953)\, Adoration\nPercy Whitlock (1903-1946)\ , Fantasie Choral No 2\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Nocturne\nClaude Deb ussy (1862-1918)\, String Quartet in G minor - iii. Andantino 8 (arr. A. G uilmant)\nMarcel Dupré (1886-1971)\, Évocation - iii. Allegro deciso 8 ’\n\n\n\n\nBook your tickets now. GEO:-1.082073;53.962319 LOCATION:York Minster URL:https://yorkminster.org/whats-on/event/summer-organ-recitals/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Summer Organ Recitals DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230810T190000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230810T210000 DTSTAMP:20260404T080650Z UID:9469732023-08-10 19:00:00+01:00achurchnearyou CATEGORIES: DESCRIPTION:Join six internationally renowned musicians for a series of su mmer organ recitals at York Minster.\n\nLast year saw the return of recita ls to the cathedral following the Grand Organ’s once-in-a-century refurb ishment.\n\nThe summer recitals will take place on Thursday evenings in Yo rk Minster's awe-inspiring Nave with world class organists including award -winning performer John Scott Whiteley\, Organist Emeritus of York Minster \; Katherine Dienes-Williams\, the first ever female President of the Cath edral Organists’ Association and the first woman to hold the most senior musical post in a Church of England cathedral\; Robert Quinney\, Associat e Professor\, Organist and Tutorial Fellow in Music at the University of O xford\; and experienced cathedral musician Colin Walsh\n\nAccomplished sol oists from York Minster’s own acclaimed Music Team – Robert Sharpe\, D irector of Music\, and Benjamin Morris\, Assistant Director of Music\, ­ – complete the line-up.\n\nTickets for the recitals are available now pr iced at £12\, with a combined season ticket price of £60 for all six rec itals. A concession ticket for under-27s priced at £5 is also available. Tickets can also be booked by calling our Box Office on 01904 557200.\n\n\ n\n\nOrganist and programme details:\n\nThursday 20 July John Scott Whitel ey\n\nJohn Scott Whiteley is Organist Emeritus of York Minster and Organis t of Hull City Hall. During the past twenty years he has become known for his performances on BBC2 and BBC4.\n\nAfter studying with Ralph Downes\, F ernando Germani and Flor Peeters\, he won the 1976 National Organ Competit ion of Great Britain. He has given recitals at the Royal Festival Hall\, S ymphony Hall\, Notre-Dame-de-Paris\, St Petersburg Mariinsky and for inter national festivals in Belgium\, Germany\, Italy\, Poland\, Switzerland\, R ussia and the UK. For over twenty years he toured the USA. Recent recital programmes have included a new Toccata by Sir James MacMillan\, commission ed for John to play at the 2019 Three Choirs Festival.\n\nJohn has made fi ve DVDs and fifty-three CDs\, including Great Romantic Organ Music\, which appeared for eight years in the Penguin Good CD Guide. He has recently re corded the complete Trio Sonatas of J. S. Bach for Fugue State Films.\n\nJ ohn has composed 25 works for organ and 17 church compositions. He has wri tten articles about Bach for The Organ Yearbook\, The RCO Journal\, the Ba ch-Jahrbuch and a forthcoming Routledge anthology. He is a contributor to Grove’s Dictionary\, an editor of the Journal of the British Institute o f Organ Studies and a Consulting Editor for OUP.\n\nJohn's programme: \n\ nCharles-Marie Widor (1844-1937)\, Symphony VI in G Minor\, Op. 42 - i All egro   ii Adagio   iii Intermezzo   iv Cantabile   v Finale\nJames Macmillan (b 1959)\, Gaudeamus in loci pace (1998) & Toccata (2019)\nJohn Scott Whiteley (b 1950)\, Canon on a theme of John Goss for organ with pe dal divide (2022)\nJoseph Jongen (1873-1953)\, Prelude and Fugue in E flat \, Op. 121\nPierre Cochereau (1924-1984)\, Sortie sur Adeste fideles (24 D ecember 1968) (trans. F. Lombard)\n\n \n\nThursday 27 July Benjamin Morri s\n\nBenjamin Morris is Assistant Director of Music at York Minster. In th is role\, he plays for services and accompanies the choir in the Minster ’s daily cycle of music\, in concerts\, tours\, recordings and broadcast s\, and assists in the training of the boy and girl choristers.\n\nPrior t o this\, he was Organ Scholar and then Assistant Organist at Jesus College \, Cambridge\, graduating with First-class honours in Music. Before starti ng university\, Ben spent a year as Organ Scholar at Gloucester Cathedral. \n\nWith recent venues including Sage Gateshead\, Selby Abbey\, Leeds Town Hall and Westminster Cathedral\, Ben is active as a soloist for recitals and other performances. He has performed as organ soloist under Sir Roger Norrington\, Howard Shelley\, Paul McCreesh\, and Sir Stephen Cleobury\, a nd has played organ and harpsichord continuo alongside His Majestys Sagbut ts and Cornetts\, The Saraband Consort and Britten Sinfonia. He is a prize winning Fellow of the Royal College of Organists.\n\nBenjamin's programme:  \n\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1755)\, Prelude and Fugue in E minor\, “The Wedge ”\nAmy Beach (1867-1944)\, Prelude on an old folk tune\nWilliam Byrd (c1 539-1623)\, The Carman’s Whistle\nCecilia McDowall (b 1951)\, Church bel ls beyond the stars\nConstance Warren (1905-1984)\, Heather Hill (arr. B. Morris)\nJulius Reubke (1834-1858)\, Sonata on the 94th Psalm\n\n\n\n\nThu rsday 3 August Katherine Dienes-Williams\n\nKatherine Dienes-Williams was appointed Organist and Master of the Choristers at Guildford Cathedral in January 2008\, the first ever female appointed to such a post in the Churc h of England\, following six years as Director of Music at the Collegiate Church of St. Mary\, Warwick. In May 2022 she was voted the first ever fem ale President of the Cathedral Organists’ Association.\n\nKatherine was born and educated in New Zealand and was Organ Scholar at Wellington Cathe dral when she was appointed Assistant Organist. In 1991 she took up the po st of Organ Scholar at Winchester Cathedral and Assistant Organist at Winc hester College. She has also held posts as Organist and Assistant Director of Music at the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King\, Liverpool\, A ssistant Organist and Director of the Cathedral Girls’ Choir at Norwich Cathedral\, and Director of Music at the Collegiate Church of St. Mary\, W arwick.\n\nShe is a Council member of the Royal College of Organists\, a t rustee of the Organists Charitable trust and the Young Organ Scholars’ T rust and is a regular guest choral workshop leader in the UK\, South Afric a\, the USA\, Canada\, Australia and several European countries. Katherine has given organ recitals in the United Kingdom\, New Zealand\, Germany\, USA\, Bermuda\, the Netherlands\, South Africa\, Australia\, Spain\, and S ingapore. She has performed with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestr a\, the Hallé\, the City of London Sinfonia\, Southern Pro Musica and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2018 she performed the Saint-Saëns Orga n Symphony in with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and with Southern Pro Musica. She is an active composer\, having received commissions in the UK\ , the USA\, and New Zealand.\n\nKatherine holds a Master of Arts in Music and Liturgy from Leeds University. She features both as organist and chora l conductor on several recordings. She has twice directed the St. Thomas ’ girl choristers’ course in New York and has co-directed a Rodolfus F oundation junior choral course. She is a Knight of the Grand Order of Vit éz and a Knight of the Order of St. Ladislau.\n\nKatherine's programme:  \n\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Prelude in C\nJames Nares (1715-1783)\, Introduction and Fugue in A minor\nNadia Boulanger (1887-1979)\, Trois imp rovisations\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Evening Song\nFrancis Jackson ( 1917-2002)\, Diversion for Mixtures\nPhilip Moore (b 1943)\, Variations on 'Helmsley'\nGhislaine Reece-Trapp (b 1992)\, In paradisum\nT. Tertius Nob le (1867-1953)\, A Summer Idyll\nKerensa Briggs (b 1991)\, Prelude on 'Pan ge lingua\nEdward Elgar (1857-1934)\, Sonata in G - i.  Allegro maestoso\ n\n\n\n\nThursday 10 August Robert Quinney \n\nRobert Quinney was born in Nottingham\, UK\, and began his musical life as a chorister\, initially i n Dundee Cathedral Choir. He began playing the organ at the age of ten\, a nd was subsequently Organ Scholar at King’s College\, Cambridge\, where he completed his undergraduate and graduate studies.\n\nA performing caree r took him to London\, working first at Westminster Cathedral and for nine years as Sub-Organist at Westminster Abbey\, during which time he perform ed at several national and international events. After a short period as D irector of Music at Peterborough Cathedral he moved to Oxford in 2014. He directs the world-famous Choir of New College\, Oxford\, where he is also a Tutorial Fellow in Music. In the faculty of music he gives lectures for the Techniques of Composition and Choral Performance papers\, and has taug ht on the subject of keyboard music of J. S. Bach.\n\nAlongside his work a t Oxford he maintains a busy schedule as a solo organist\, and makes frequ ent appearances as a guest conductor\, notably with the BBC Singers. He is also Director of the Edington Festival of Music within the Liturgy.\n\nRo bert's programme: \n\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Toccata and Fugue in D ‘ Dorian’\nHerbert Howells (1892-1983)\, Rhapsody No 1 in D flat\nJ. S. Ba ch (1685-1750)\, Two preludes on Dies sind die heilgen zehn Gebot\nRalph V aughan Williams (1872-1958)\, Symphony No 5 in D (arr. R. Quinney)\n\n\n\n \nThursday 17 August Colin Walsh\n\nColin Walsh’s association with cathe dral music goes back nearly fifty years. He has served\, in various capaci ties\, St George’s Chapel\, Windsor Castle\, Christ Church\, Oxford (whe re he studied with Simon Preston and Nicholas Danby)\, Salisbury Cathedral (as assistant to Richard Seal) and St Albans Cathedral. He went to Lincol n Cathedral in 1988 as Organist and Master of the Choristers\, becoming Or ganist Laureate in 2003 and Organist Emeritus in 2021.\n\nAs an organ reci talist he has played across the UK\, most European countries\, the USA\, A ustralasia\, Hong Kong and Russia. His studies in Paris with Jean Langlais inspired him to specialise in 19th and 20th century French organ music. H is recordings as a choral conductor\, accompanist and soloist number over forty over many years and various labels.\n\nHe teaches in Cambridge and e lsewhere and is an honorary Doctor of Music from the University of Lincoln .\n\nColin's programme:\n\nWalter Alcock (1861-1947)\, Introduction and Pa ssacaglia\nJoseph Jongen (1873-1953)\, 1. Choral 2. Cantabile 3. Toccata\n J. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor\nCH Tournemire ( 1870-1939)\, Fantaisie- Improvisation sur l'Ave Maris Stella   (recons. M. Duruflé)\nLouis Vierne (1970-1937)\, Pièces de Fantaisie\, Suite 3\, Op 54 - ii.  Impromptu\nJean Langlais (1907-1991)\, Hommage à Rameau - i ii.  Évocation \n\n\n\n\nThursday 24 August Robert Sharpe\n\nRobert Sha rpe has been Director of Music at York Minster since September 2008\, havi ng previously held posts at Truro Cathedral\, Lichfield Cathedral\, St Alb ans Abbey and Exeter College\, Oxford.\n\nHis work centres around the dail y choral tradition of York Minster with its two treble lines of boys and g irls\, both of which he trains\, and in addition he performs frequently as an organ soloist and accompanist\, having played in many parts of Europe and the USA as well as at major venues in the UK.\n\nHe has made numerous recordings with the choirs of Truro and York\, all of which have received acclaim in the musical press.\n\nRobert's programme:\n\nFrancis Jackson (1 917-2022)\, Prelude for a Solemn Occasion\nMaurice Ravel (1875-1937)\, Le Tombeau de Couperin - v.  Menuet (arr. E. Wiersingha)\nKerensa Briggs (b 1991)\, Light in darkness\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Fantasia & Fugue in G minor\nFlorence Price (1887-1953)\, Adoration\nPercy Whitlock (1903-1946)\ , Fantasie Choral No 2\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Nocturne\nClaude Deb ussy (1862-1918)\, String Quartet in G minor - iii. Andantino 8 (arr. A. G uilmant)\nMarcel Dupré (1886-1971)\, Évocation - iii. Allegro deciso 8 ’\n\n\n\n\nBook your tickets now. GEO:-1.082073;53.962319 LOCATION:York Minster URL:https://yorkminster.org/whats-on/event/summer-organ-recitals/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Summer Organ Recitals DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230817T190000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230817T210000 DTSTAMP:20260404T080650Z UID:9469732023-08-17 19:00:00+01:00achurchnearyou CATEGORIES: DESCRIPTION:Join six internationally renowned musicians for a series of su mmer organ recitals at York Minster.\n\nLast year saw the return of recita ls to the cathedral following the Grand Organ’s once-in-a-century refurb ishment.\n\nThe summer recitals will take place on Thursday evenings in Yo rk Minster's awe-inspiring Nave with world class organists including award -winning performer John Scott Whiteley\, Organist Emeritus of York Minster \; Katherine Dienes-Williams\, the first ever female President of the Cath edral Organists’ Association and the first woman to hold the most senior musical post in a Church of England cathedral\; Robert Quinney\, Associat e Professor\, Organist and Tutorial Fellow in Music at the University of O xford\; and experienced cathedral musician Colin Walsh\n\nAccomplished sol oists from York Minster’s own acclaimed Music Team – Robert Sharpe\, D irector of Music\, and Benjamin Morris\, Assistant Director of Music\, ­ – complete the line-up.\n\nTickets for the recitals are available now pr iced at £12\, with a combined season ticket price of £60 for all six rec itals. A concession ticket for under-27s priced at £5 is also available. Tickets can also be booked by calling our Box Office on 01904 557200.\n\n\ n\n\nOrganist and programme details:\n\nThursday 20 July John Scott Whitel ey\n\nJohn Scott Whiteley is Organist Emeritus of York Minster and Organis t of Hull City Hall. During the past twenty years he has become known for his performances on BBC2 and BBC4.\n\nAfter studying with Ralph Downes\, F ernando Germani and Flor Peeters\, he won the 1976 National Organ Competit ion of Great Britain. He has given recitals at the Royal Festival Hall\, S ymphony Hall\, Notre-Dame-de-Paris\, St Petersburg Mariinsky and for inter national festivals in Belgium\, Germany\, Italy\, Poland\, Switzerland\, R ussia and the UK. For over twenty years he toured the USA. Recent recital programmes have included a new Toccata by Sir James MacMillan\, commission ed for John to play at the 2019 Three Choirs Festival.\n\nJohn has made fi ve DVDs and fifty-three CDs\, including Great Romantic Organ Music\, which appeared for eight years in the Penguin Good CD Guide. He has recently re corded the complete Trio Sonatas of J. S. Bach for Fugue State Films.\n\nJ ohn has composed 25 works for organ and 17 church compositions. He has wri tten articles about Bach for The Organ Yearbook\, The RCO Journal\, the Ba ch-Jahrbuch and a forthcoming Routledge anthology. He is a contributor to Grove’s Dictionary\, an editor of the Journal of the British Institute o f Organ Studies and a Consulting Editor for OUP.\n\nJohn's programme: \n\ nCharles-Marie Widor (1844-1937)\, Symphony VI in G Minor\, Op. 42 - i All egro   ii Adagio   iii Intermezzo   iv Cantabile   v Finale\nJames Macmillan (b 1959)\, Gaudeamus in loci pace (1998) & Toccata (2019)\nJohn Scott Whiteley (b 1950)\, Canon on a theme of John Goss for organ with pe dal divide (2022)\nJoseph Jongen (1873-1953)\, Prelude and Fugue in E flat \, Op. 121\nPierre Cochereau (1924-1984)\, Sortie sur Adeste fideles (24 D ecember 1968) (trans. F. Lombard)\n\n \n\nThursday 27 July Benjamin Morri s\n\nBenjamin Morris is Assistant Director of Music at York Minster. In th is role\, he plays for services and accompanies the choir in the Minster ’s daily cycle of music\, in concerts\, tours\, recordings and broadcast s\, and assists in the training of the boy and girl choristers.\n\nPrior t o this\, he was Organ Scholar and then Assistant Organist at Jesus College \, Cambridge\, graduating with First-class honours in Music. Before starti ng university\, Ben spent a year as Organ Scholar at Gloucester Cathedral. \n\nWith recent venues including Sage Gateshead\, Selby Abbey\, Leeds Town Hall and Westminster Cathedral\, Ben is active as a soloist for recitals and other performances. He has performed as organ soloist under Sir Roger Norrington\, Howard Shelley\, Paul McCreesh\, and Sir Stephen Cleobury\, a nd has played organ and harpsichord continuo alongside His Majestys Sagbut ts and Cornetts\, The Saraband Consort and Britten Sinfonia. He is a prize winning Fellow of the Royal College of Organists.\n\nBenjamin's programme:  \n\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1755)\, Prelude and Fugue in E minor\, “The Wedge ”\nAmy Beach (1867-1944)\, Prelude on an old folk tune\nWilliam Byrd (c1 539-1623)\, The Carman’s Whistle\nCecilia McDowall (b 1951)\, Church bel ls beyond the stars\nConstance Warren (1905-1984)\, Heather Hill (arr. B. Morris)\nJulius Reubke (1834-1858)\, Sonata on the 94th Psalm\n\n\n\n\nThu rsday 3 August Katherine Dienes-Williams\n\nKatherine Dienes-Williams was appointed Organist and Master of the Choristers at Guildford Cathedral in January 2008\, the first ever female appointed to such a post in the Churc h of England\, following six years as Director of Music at the Collegiate Church of St. Mary\, Warwick. In May 2022 she was voted the first ever fem ale President of the Cathedral Organists’ Association.\n\nKatherine was born and educated in New Zealand and was Organ Scholar at Wellington Cathe dral when she was appointed Assistant Organist. In 1991 she took up the po st of Organ Scholar at Winchester Cathedral and Assistant Organist at Winc hester College. She has also held posts as Organist and Assistant Director of Music at the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King\, Liverpool\, A ssistant Organist and Director of the Cathedral Girls’ Choir at Norwich Cathedral\, and Director of Music at the Collegiate Church of St. Mary\, W arwick.\n\nShe is a Council member of the Royal College of Organists\, a t rustee of the Organists Charitable trust and the Young Organ Scholars’ T rust and is a regular guest choral workshop leader in the UK\, South Afric a\, the USA\, Canada\, Australia and several European countries. Katherine has given organ recitals in the United Kingdom\, New Zealand\, Germany\, USA\, Bermuda\, the Netherlands\, South Africa\, Australia\, Spain\, and S ingapore. She has performed with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestr a\, the Hallé\, the City of London Sinfonia\, Southern Pro Musica and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2018 she performed the Saint-Saëns Orga n Symphony in with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and with Southern Pro Musica. She is an active composer\, having received commissions in the UK\ , the USA\, and New Zealand.\n\nKatherine holds a Master of Arts in Music and Liturgy from Leeds University. She features both as organist and chora l conductor on several recordings. She has twice directed the St. Thomas ’ girl choristers’ course in New York and has co-directed a Rodolfus F oundation junior choral course. She is a Knight of the Grand Order of Vit éz and a Knight of the Order of St. Ladislau.\n\nKatherine's programme:  \n\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Prelude in C\nJames Nares (1715-1783)\, Introduction and Fugue in A minor\nNadia Boulanger (1887-1979)\, Trois imp rovisations\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Evening Song\nFrancis Jackson ( 1917-2002)\, Diversion for Mixtures\nPhilip Moore (b 1943)\, Variations on 'Helmsley'\nGhislaine Reece-Trapp (b 1992)\, In paradisum\nT. Tertius Nob le (1867-1953)\, A Summer Idyll\nKerensa Briggs (b 1991)\, Prelude on 'Pan ge lingua\nEdward Elgar (1857-1934)\, Sonata in G - i.  Allegro maestoso\ n\n\n\n\nThursday 10 August Robert Quinney \n\nRobert Quinney was born in Nottingham\, UK\, and began his musical life as a chorister\, initially i n Dundee Cathedral Choir. He began playing the organ at the age of ten\, a nd was subsequently Organ Scholar at King’s College\, Cambridge\, where he completed his undergraduate and graduate studies.\n\nA performing caree r took him to London\, working first at Westminster Cathedral and for nine years as Sub-Organist at Westminster Abbey\, during which time he perform ed at several national and international events. After a short period as D irector of Music at Peterborough Cathedral he moved to Oxford in 2014. He directs the world-famous Choir of New College\, Oxford\, where he is also a Tutorial Fellow in Music. In the faculty of music he gives lectures for the Techniques of Composition and Choral Performance papers\, and has taug ht on the subject of keyboard music of J. S. Bach.\n\nAlongside his work a t Oxford he maintains a busy schedule as a solo organist\, and makes frequ ent appearances as a guest conductor\, notably with the BBC Singers. He is also Director of the Edington Festival of Music within the Liturgy.\n\nRo bert's programme: \n\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Toccata and Fugue in D ‘ Dorian’\nHerbert Howells (1892-1983)\, Rhapsody No 1 in D flat\nJ. S. Ba ch (1685-1750)\, Two preludes on Dies sind die heilgen zehn Gebot\nRalph V aughan Williams (1872-1958)\, Symphony No 5 in D (arr. R. Quinney)\n\n\n\n \nThursday 17 August Colin Walsh\n\nColin Walsh’s association with cathe dral music goes back nearly fifty years. He has served\, in various capaci ties\, St George’s Chapel\, Windsor Castle\, Christ Church\, Oxford (whe re he studied with Simon Preston and Nicholas Danby)\, Salisbury Cathedral (as assistant to Richard Seal) and St Albans Cathedral. He went to Lincol n Cathedral in 1988 as Organist and Master of the Choristers\, becoming Or ganist Laureate in 2003 and Organist Emeritus in 2021.\n\nAs an organ reci talist he has played across the UK\, most European countries\, the USA\, A ustralasia\, Hong Kong and Russia. His studies in Paris with Jean Langlais inspired him to specialise in 19th and 20th century French organ music. H is recordings as a choral conductor\, accompanist and soloist number over forty over many years and various labels.\n\nHe teaches in Cambridge and e lsewhere and is an honorary Doctor of Music from the University of Lincoln .\n\nColin's programme:\n\nWalter Alcock (1861-1947)\, Introduction and Pa ssacaglia\nJoseph Jongen (1873-1953)\, 1. Choral 2. Cantabile 3. Toccata\n J. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor\nCH Tournemire ( 1870-1939)\, Fantaisie- Improvisation sur l'Ave Maris Stella   (recons. M. Duruflé)\nLouis Vierne (1970-1937)\, Pièces de Fantaisie\, Suite 3\, Op 54 - ii.  Impromptu\nJean Langlais (1907-1991)\, Hommage à Rameau - i ii.  Évocation \n\n\n\n\nThursday 24 August Robert Sharpe\n\nRobert Sha rpe has been Director of Music at York Minster since September 2008\, havi ng previously held posts at Truro Cathedral\, Lichfield Cathedral\, St Alb ans Abbey and Exeter College\, Oxford.\n\nHis work centres around the dail y choral tradition of York Minster with its two treble lines of boys and g irls\, both of which he trains\, and in addition he performs frequently as an organ soloist and accompanist\, having played in many parts of Europe and the USA as well as at major venues in the UK.\n\nHe has made numerous recordings with the choirs of Truro and York\, all of which have received acclaim in the musical press.\n\nRobert's programme:\n\nFrancis Jackson (1 917-2022)\, Prelude for a Solemn Occasion\nMaurice Ravel (1875-1937)\, Le Tombeau de Couperin - v.  Menuet (arr. E. Wiersingha)\nKerensa Briggs (b 1991)\, Light in darkness\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Fantasia & Fugue in G minor\nFlorence Price (1887-1953)\, Adoration\nPercy Whitlock (1903-1946)\ , Fantasie Choral No 2\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Nocturne\nClaude Deb ussy (1862-1918)\, String Quartet in G minor - iii. Andantino 8 (arr. A. G uilmant)\nMarcel Dupré (1886-1971)\, Évocation - iii. Allegro deciso 8 ’\n\n\n\n\nBook your tickets now. GEO:-1.082073;53.962319 LOCATION:York Minster URL:https://yorkminster.org/whats-on/event/summer-organ-recitals/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Summer Organ Recitals DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230824T190000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230824T210000 DTSTAMP:20260404T080650Z UID:9469732023-08-24 19:00:00+01:00achurchnearyou CATEGORIES: DESCRIPTION:Join six internationally renowned musicians for a series of su mmer organ recitals at York Minster.\n\nLast year saw the return of recita ls to the cathedral following the Grand Organ’s once-in-a-century refurb ishment.\n\nThe summer recitals will take place on Thursday evenings in Yo rk Minster's awe-inspiring Nave with world class organists including award -winning performer John Scott Whiteley\, Organist Emeritus of York Minster \; Katherine Dienes-Williams\, the first ever female President of the Cath edral Organists’ Association and the first woman to hold the most senior musical post in a Church of England cathedral\; Robert Quinney\, Associat e Professor\, Organist and Tutorial Fellow in Music at the University of O xford\; and experienced cathedral musician Colin Walsh\n\nAccomplished sol oists from York Minster’s own acclaimed Music Team – Robert Sharpe\, D irector of Music\, and Benjamin Morris\, Assistant Director of Music\, ­ – complete the line-up.\n\nTickets for the recitals are available now pr iced at £12\, with a combined season ticket price of £60 for all six rec itals. A concession ticket for under-27s priced at £5 is also available. Tickets can also be booked by calling our Box Office on 01904 557200.\n\n\ n\n\nOrganist and programme details:\n\nThursday 20 July John Scott Whitel ey\n\nJohn Scott Whiteley is Organist Emeritus of York Minster and Organis t of Hull City Hall. During the past twenty years he has become known for his performances on BBC2 and BBC4.\n\nAfter studying with Ralph Downes\, F ernando Germani and Flor Peeters\, he won the 1976 National Organ Competit ion of Great Britain. He has given recitals at the Royal Festival Hall\, S ymphony Hall\, Notre-Dame-de-Paris\, St Petersburg Mariinsky and for inter national festivals in Belgium\, Germany\, Italy\, Poland\, Switzerland\, R ussia and the UK. For over twenty years he toured the USA. Recent recital programmes have included a new Toccata by Sir James MacMillan\, commission ed for John to play at the 2019 Three Choirs Festival.\n\nJohn has made fi ve DVDs and fifty-three CDs\, including Great Romantic Organ Music\, which appeared for eight years in the Penguin Good CD Guide. He has recently re corded the complete Trio Sonatas of J. S. Bach for Fugue State Films.\n\nJ ohn has composed 25 works for organ and 17 church compositions. He has wri tten articles about Bach for The Organ Yearbook\, The RCO Journal\, the Ba ch-Jahrbuch and a forthcoming Routledge anthology. He is a contributor to Grove’s Dictionary\, an editor of the Journal of the British Institute o f Organ Studies and a Consulting Editor for OUP.\n\nJohn's programme: \n\ nCharles-Marie Widor (1844-1937)\, Symphony VI in G Minor\, Op. 42 - i All egro   ii Adagio   iii Intermezzo   iv Cantabile   v Finale\nJames Macmillan (b 1959)\, Gaudeamus in loci pace (1998) & Toccata (2019)\nJohn Scott Whiteley (b 1950)\, Canon on a theme of John Goss for organ with pe dal divide (2022)\nJoseph Jongen (1873-1953)\, Prelude and Fugue in E flat \, Op. 121\nPierre Cochereau (1924-1984)\, Sortie sur Adeste fideles (24 D ecember 1968) (trans. F. Lombard)\n\n \n\nThursday 27 July Benjamin Morri s\n\nBenjamin Morris is Assistant Director of Music at York Minster. In th is role\, he plays for services and accompanies the choir in the Minster ’s daily cycle of music\, in concerts\, tours\, recordings and broadcast s\, and assists in the training of the boy and girl choristers.\n\nPrior t o this\, he was Organ Scholar and then Assistant Organist at Jesus College \, Cambridge\, graduating with First-class honours in Music. Before starti ng university\, Ben spent a year as Organ Scholar at Gloucester Cathedral. \n\nWith recent venues including Sage Gateshead\, Selby Abbey\, Leeds Town Hall and Westminster Cathedral\, Ben is active as a soloist for recitals and other performances. He has performed as organ soloist under Sir Roger Norrington\, Howard Shelley\, Paul McCreesh\, and Sir Stephen Cleobury\, a nd has played organ and harpsichord continuo alongside His Majestys Sagbut ts and Cornetts\, The Saraband Consort and Britten Sinfonia. He is a prize winning Fellow of the Royal College of Organists.\n\nBenjamin's programme:  \n\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1755)\, Prelude and Fugue in E minor\, “The Wedge ”\nAmy Beach (1867-1944)\, Prelude on an old folk tune\nWilliam Byrd (c1 539-1623)\, The Carman’s Whistle\nCecilia McDowall (b 1951)\, Church bel ls beyond the stars\nConstance Warren (1905-1984)\, Heather Hill (arr. B. Morris)\nJulius Reubke (1834-1858)\, Sonata on the 94th Psalm\n\n\n\n\nThu rsday 3 August Katherine Dienes-Williams\n\nKatherine Dienes-Williams was appointed Organist and Master of the Choristers at Guildford Cathedral in January 2008\, the first ever female appointed to such a post in the Churc h of England\, following six years as Director of Music at the Collegiate Church of St. Mary\, Warwick. In May 2022 she was voted the first ever fem ale President of the Cathedral Organists’ Association.\n\nKatherine was born and educated in New Zealand and was Organ Scholar at Wellington Cathe dral when she was appointed Assistant Organist. In 1991 she took up the po st of Organ Scholar at Winchester Cathedral and Assistant Organist at Winc hester College. She has also held posts as Organist and Assistant Director of Music at the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King\, Liverpool\, A ssistant Organist and Director of the Cathedral Girls’ Choir at Norwich Cathedral\, and Director of Music at the Collegiate Church of St. Mary\, W arwick.\n\nShe is a Council member of the Royal College of Organists\, a t rustee of the Organists Charitable trust and the Young Organ Scholars’ T rust and is a regular guest choral workshop leader in the UK\, South Afric a\, the USA\, Canada\, Australia and several European countries. Katherine has given organ recitals in the United Kingdom\, New Zealand\, Germany\, USA\, Bermuda\, the Netherlands\, South Africa\, Australia\, Spain\, and S ingapore. She has performed with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestr a\, the Hallé\, the City of London Sinfonia\, Southern Pro Musica and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2018 she performed the Saint-Saëns Orga n Symphony in with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and with Southern Pro Musica. She is an active composer\, having received commissions in the UK\ , the USA\, and New Zealand.\n\nKatherine holds a Master of Arts in Music and Liturgy from Leeds University. She features both as organist and chora l conductor on several recordings. She has twice directed the St. Thomas ’ girl choristers’ course in New York and has co-directed a Rodolfus F oundation junior choral course. She is a Knight of the Grand Order of Vit éz and a Knight of the Order of St. Ladislau.\n\nKatherine's programme:  \n\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Prelude in C\nJames Nares (1715-1783)\, Introduction and Fugue in A minor\nNadia Boulanger (1887-1979)\, Trois imp rovisations\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Evening Song\nFrancis Jackson ( 1917-2002)\, Diversion for Mixtures\nPhilip Moore (b 1943)\, Variations on 'Helmsley'\nGhislaine Reece-Trapp (b 1992)\, In paradisum\nT. Tertius Nob le (1867-1953)\, A Summer Idyll\nKerensa Briggs (b 1991)\, Prelude on 'Pan ge lingua\nEdward Elgar (1857-1934)\, Sonata in G - i.  Allegro maestoso\ n\n\n\n\nThursday 10 August Robert Quinney \n\nRobert Quinney was born in Nottingham\, UK\, and began his musical life as a chorister\, initially i n Dundee Cathedral Choir. He began playing the organ at the age of ten\, a nd was subsequently Organ Scholar at King’s College\, Cambridge\, where he completed his undergraduate and graduate studies.\n\nA performing caree r took him to London\, working first at Westminster Cathedral and for nine years as Sub-Organist at Westminster Abbey\, during which time he perform ed at several national and international events. After a short period as D irector of Music at Peterborough Cathedral he moved to Oxford in 2014. He directs the world-famous Choir of New College\, Oxford\, where he is also a Tutorial Fellow in Music. In the faculty of music he gives lectures for the Techniques of Composition and Choral Performance papers\, and has taug ht on the subject of keyboard music of J. S. Bach.\n\nAlongside his work a t Oxford he maintains a busy schedule as a solo organist\, and makes frequ ent appearances as a guest conductor\, notably with the BBC Singers. He is also Director of the Edington Festival of Music within the Liturgy.\n\nRo bert's programme: \n\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Toccata and Fugue in D ‘ Dorian’\nHerbert Howells (1892-1983)\, Rhapsody No 1 in D flat\nJ. S. Ba ch (1685-1750)\, Two preludes on Dies sind die heilgen zehn Gebot\nRalph V aughan Williams (1872-1958)\, Symphony No 5 in D (arr. R. Quinney)\n\n\n\n \nThursday 17 August Colin Walsh\n\nColin Walsh’s association with cathe dral music goes back nearly fifty years. He has served\, in various capaci ties\, St George’s Chapel\, Windsor Castle\, Christ Church\, Oxford (whe re he studied with Simon Preston and Nicholas Danby)\, Salisbury Cathedral (as assistant to Richard Seal) and St Albans Cathedral. He went to Lincol n Cathedral in 1988 as Organist and Master of the Choristers\, becoming Or ganist Laureate in 2003 and Organist Emeritus in 2021.\n\nAs an organ reci talist he has played across the UK\, most European countries\, the USA\, A ustralasia\, Hong Kong and Russia. His studies in Paris with Jean Langlais inspired him to specialise in 19th and 20th century French organ music. H is recordings as a choral conductor\, accompanist and soloist number over forty over many years and various labels.\n\nHe teaches in Cambridge and e lsewhere and is an honorary Doctor of Music from the University of Lincoln .\n\nColin's programme:\n\nWalter Alcock (1861-1947)\, Introduction and Pa ssacaglia\nJoseph Jongen (1873-1953)\, 1. Choral 2. Cantabile 3. Toccata\n J. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor\nCH Tournemire ( 1870-1939)\, Fantaisie- Improvisation sur l'Ave Maris Stella   (recons. M. Duruflé)\nLouis Vierne (1970-1937)\, Pièces de Fantaisie\, Suite 3\, Op 54 - ii.  Impromptu\nJean Langlais (1907-1991)\, Hommage à Rameau - i ii.  Évocation \n\n\n\n\nThursday 24 August Robert Sharpe\n\nRobert Sha rpe has been Director of Music at York Minster since September 2008\, havi ng previously held posts at Truro Cathedral\, Lichfield Cathedral\, St Alb ans Abbey and Exeter College\, Oxford.\n\nHis work centres around the dail y choral tradition of York Minster with its two treble lines of boys and g irls\, both of which he trains\, and in addition he performs frequently as an organ soloist and accompanist\, having played in many parts of Europe and the USA as well as at major venues in the UK.\n\nHe has made numerous recordings with the choirs of Truro and York\, all of which have received acclaim in the musical press.\n\nRobert's programme:\n\nFrancis Jackson (1 917-2022)\, Prelude for a Solemn Occasion\nMaurice Ravel (1875-1937)\, Le Tombeau de Couperin - v.  Menuet (arr. E. Wiersingha)\nKerensa Briggs (b 1991)\, Light in darkness\nJ. S. Bach (1685-1750)\, Fantasia & Fugue in G minor\nFlorence Price (1887-1953)\, Adoration\nPercy Whitlock (1903-1946)\ , Fantasie Choral No 2\nEdward Bairstow (1874-1946)\, Nocturne\nClaude Deb ussy (1862-1918)\, String Quartet in G minor - iii. Andantino 8 (arr. A. G uilmant)\nMarcel Dupré (1886-1971)\, Évocation - iii. Allegro deciso 8 ’\n\n\n\n\nBook your tickets now. GEO:-1.082073;53.962319 LOCATION:York Minster URL:https://yorkminster.org/whats-on/event/summer-organ-recitals/ END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR