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Published articles
As some of you who alight on my site may never read Organists’ Review (you should! visit www.iao.org.uk/organists-review/) it occurred to me that to post my regular column Something old, something new might be of interest as these articles point the spotlight on recent interesting organ projects in the UK.
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I am grateful to the IAO for giving me permission to post these articles here; copyright remains with the IAO. I hope you enjoy reading about some of the imaginative and first-class work which is being carried out in the British Isles, despite an appalling lack of funds and a government, church and education system increasingly peopled by Philistines.
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- August 2005
- St Alban’s Church, Copenhagen
Meeting House, Cape Cod, USA
St Mary’s, Streatley
- November 2005
- A pair of nag’s heads
Ponsonby Baptist Church, Auckland, NZ
St George’s RC Church, York
- February 2006
- New instruments
Nigawa Gakuin School, Japan
All Saints’, Leamington, Hastings
St Joseph’s RC Church, Rugely
- May 2006
- Beauty and the beast
Glasgow University Memorial Chapel
Bridlington Priory
- August 2006
- A tale of two cases
St Michael’s, Linby
St Peter’s, St Albans
- November 2006
- St Matthew’s, Northampton
- February 2007
- West end wonders
Arundel Cathedral
Cheltenham Ladies’ College
- May 2007
- Hamburg comes to Marlborough
The new Beckerath instrument in
Marlborough College chapel
- August 2007
- A tale of two chapels
Glenalmond College, Scotland
Trinity Hall, Cambridge
- November 2007
- The Organs of Kenneth Jones
- February 2008
- Imagination triumphs where space is limited
Small instruments in small spaces
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- Organ Building, Volume 7
- An appreciation of Frank Bradbeer’s impact on organ building reproduced
from Organ Building volime 7 by kind permission of the Institute of British Organ Building
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