RECITALS IN THE PAST INCLUDE:
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Tuesday May 14th 12.30-1.00pm Organ recital Andrew Blackburn (Organ) and Jean Perry (Flute) FREE CONCERT
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Friday May 24th 7.30pm, Metamorphosis Project (Chris Skepper Jazz Quintet) plus organ
Contact Trybooking.com or pay at the door $25. Children and school students FREE |
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Saturday May 25th, 3.00pm "Hear us, Journey with us" Exaudi Choir. Conductor Mark O'Leary
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HARDY ORGAN RECITAL SERIES,
1: December 9th, 3.00pm
The program
1. J.S. Bach - Fuga sopra il Magnificat BWV733
2. Edward Bairstow - Prelude on 'Veni Emmanuel' from Three Short Preludes
3. J.S. Bach - Nun komm der Heiden Heiland BWV659
4. A. Guilmant - Offertoire No. 6 sur un noël espangnol-Elévation
5. C. M. Widor - Toccata from the 5th Organ Symphony
Myfanwy McIndoe completed a combined Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Music (2011) at The University of Melbourne. In 2015, she gained her Masters in Organ Performance with distinction at the Conservatorium for Music Würzburg, Germany with Prof. Christopher Bossert. Masterclasses with Michel Bouvard, Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin, Ludger Lohmann and Kimberly Marshall have enriched her studies, as well as an exchange program to The University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, where she received tutoring in organ (Prof Wolfgang Capek), conducting (Prof Thomas Kiefer) and voice (Prof Birgid Steinberger). Whilst studying in Vienna, she was Director of Music at the Salesian Convent (2017). She is currently Director of Music at St Patrick’s and the Holy Angel and St John Vianney’s Mentone-Parkdale.
MUSIC AT THE BASILICA, 10th Annual Windfire festival of music in Geelong's Historic churches
The Diversity Concert featuring flute, marimba, vibraphone, organ and clarinet
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Passions of Seicento, featuring soprano Roberta Diamond and theorbo player Nicholas Pollock (The theorbo is a stringed instrument of the lute family from the late 16th century Italy. The very long strings give the instrument an extended base range)
Lucky patrons were also treated to a recital by the renowned organist, Ken George, at All Saints. Although only half an hour long, Ken was able to demonstrate almost the full range of the spectacular newly refurbished and expanded church organ (read more on our organ page on this website) at All Saints.
We were also honoured by the presence of two other highly respected Geelong-based organists, Tom Healey from St Paul's and Frank De Rosso from St Mary's Basilica, shown in the photo below with Ken.
Listen to Ken playing two exemplary organ pieces
We were also honoured by the presence of two other highly respected Geelong-based organists, Tom Healey from St Paul's and Frank De Rosso from St Mary's Basilica, shown in the photo below with Ken.
Listen to Ken playing two exemplary organ pieces
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Ken with the new console
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Nearly 100 in the audience
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Tom, Ken and Frank, a gathering of the maestros
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