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Concerts for 1 July - 20 August 2012
| Sunday 1st July 2012 | Thomas Heywood
7.00 pm
St George’s Church, Headstone
Pinner View, Harrow
Middlesex, Greater London
England, UK | | Wednesday 4th July 2012 | Thomas Heywood
7.30 pm
Church of St John the Baptist
High Street
Glastonbury, Somerset
England, UK | | Friday 6th July 2012 | Thomas Heywood
8.00 pm
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Rowe Street
Wexford, Co. Wexford
Ireland | | Saturday 7th July 2012 | Thomas Heywood
8.00 pm
Christ Church Cathedral
Cathedral Square
Waterford, Co. Waterford
Ireland | | Thursday 12th July 2012 | Thomas Heywood
1.15 pm
St Mary Redcliffe Church
Redcliffe Way
Bristol
England, UK | | Saturday 14th July 2012 | Thomas Heywood
7.30 pm
St Martin’s Church
London Road
Worcester
England, UK | | Wednesday 18th July 2012 | Thomas Heywood
7.30 pm
Southwell Minster
Southwell
Nottinghamshire
England, UK | | Sunday 5th August 2012 | Thomas Heywood - Organ and Orchestra!
2.30 pm
St Andrew’s Anglican Church
Cnr Church and New Streets
Brighton, Melbourne
Victoria, Australia
Featuring the two legendary Symphonies for Organ and Orchestra of Alexandre Guilmant in one unique concert, with the Camerata Orchestra directed by Douglas Heywood OAM.
This amazing programme also includes the Australian premiere of the Third Messe Solennelle of Guilmant and the Messe de Requiem of Saint-Saens.
| | Monday 20th August 2012 | Thomas Heywood - The Living Tradition
10.30 am
Cathedral Church of St Luke
143 State Street
Portland, Maine
USA
The Living Tradition
A workshop with Thomas Heywood on how to maintain the cultural, educational and musical value of the Concert Organ Tradition in the 21st century.
Commencing with the origins and history of the Concert Organ Tradition, this workshop will guide the participants through the previous "Golden Age" of the Concert Organ, discussing the instruments, performers, programmes and audiences from the mid-19th century to the 1930s.
The mid-20th century influence of the neo-classical revival on secular organ performance, programming and audiences will be discussed, as will the re-invigoration of the Concert Organ Tradition in the 21st Century.
The workshop will conclude with a look to the future:
How can the Concert Organ tradition reach out so effectively to children?
How does approachable repertoire draw children to the pipe organ?
How do concert organs reach out to the general public and youth in a unique way?
How do large concert organs act as a musical tool to inspire children?
An event of The Kotzschmar Organ Centennial Celebration
www.foko.org
| | Monday 20th August 2012 | Thomas Heywood
7.30 pm
Merrill Auditorium
Cnr Congress and Myrtle Streets
Portland, Maine
USA
An event of The Kotzschmar Organ Centennial Celebration
www.foko.org
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