Free Lunchtime Organ Concert by Tom Stockwell

A free recital of organ music on our fine Rushworth and Dreaper pipe organ in the fine acoustic and ambiance of our Victorian Gothic Church
About this Event

This recital by Tom Stockwell is part of our monthly series of recitals by organists associated with Victorian Gothic churches designed, like ours, by architect John Loughborough Pearson.

Programme:
Fanfare by William Mathias
Liebster Jesu, wir sind hier BWV 731 by J.S. Bach
Psalm Prelude (Set 1 No. 1) by Herbert Howells
Pavane and Galliards for the Earl of Salisbury by William Byrd
Elegy by George Thalben-Ball
Prelude and Fugue in G Major BWV 557 by J.S. Bach
Prelude on a Theme of Orland Gibbons by C.V. Stanford
Incantation pour un jour Saint by Jean Langlais

Free admission with a retiring collection in aid of our Organ Fund. (Renewal of the leather work is needed sooner rather than later to keep our fine Rushworth and Dreaper instrument in good order.)

Tom Stockwell began his musical training at St Peter's Parkstone, Poole, Dorset, a church completed by John Loughborough Pearson. Recently ordained, he is now assistant curate at St Mary's Church Attleborough.

Toilets are available in our connected Church Hall and step-free access is available via the cloister entrance reached from a gate on Stanhope Street.

Refreshments will be available after the recital.