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Choir and Organ 2010 Calendar

Choir & Organ is the leading independent magazine for all professionals and amateurs in the choral and organ worlds – whether you are an organist, choral director or singer, organ builder, keen listener, or work in publishing or the record industry, Choir & Organ is a must-read wherever you live and work.

Every two months our expert contributors bring you beautifully illustrated features on newly built and restored organs, insights into the lives and views of leading organists, choral directors and composers, profiles of pioneering and well-established choirs, and topical coverage of new research, festivals and exhibitions. In keeping with our commitment to music at the cutting edge, we commission a new work from a young composer in every issue, making the score freely available for download and performance.

Our international news and previews, with breaking stories, key awards and forthcoming premieres, combine with reviews of the latest CDs, DVDs and sheet music, and listings of recitals, festivals and courses, to keep you up to date with events and developments around the world.

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Contents for Choir & Organ (March/April 2010)



Organ pipes by Schuke
The case-front of the Hill organ in
St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, was
designed by Stephen Dykes Bower
for the 1960 rebuild by Compton
Photo: Andrew Hayden

  • COVER STORY: William Drake’s reconstruction of a 1760 George England organ in Dulwich, London.

  • WOMEN IN ORGAN BUILDING
    Marcussen & Søn president Claudia Zachariassen concludes our series.

  • GALLERY
    Kenneth Tickell’s new organ for the historic Lincoln’s Inn Chapel.

  • PETER HURFORD
    How the St Albans IOF founder struggled to overcome the effects of a stroke.

  • TEMPERAMENT
    A guide to temperament and relevant repertoire over the centuries.

  • OPUS ANGLICANUM
    Five a cappella men and a narrator open the door on Gregorian chant.

  • VIEWPOINT
    Can critiques of new organs have the same fearless bite as restaurant reviews?

  • ST DUNSTAN’S, FLEET STREET
    David Wells’s organ restoration retains the sounds of a 1947 rebuild.

  • GUANTÁNAMO
    Prisoners of the US detention centre supply poems for a new choral work by Ed Hughes.

  • RAISING STANDARDS
    David Hill launches a series on choral classics with Bach’s St John Passion.

  • NORFOLK ORGANS
    An instrument ‘of excellent pedigree’ attracted international soloists to Great Yarmouth.

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Editorial: Maggie Hamilton - Editor

Hurrah! Southbank Centre has at last announced that it will be launching an appeal in September to raise funds for the completion of the restoration and reinstallation of the organ in the Royal Festival Hall (page 4). A Heritage Lottery Funding application for nearly £1m has successfully passed the first round and faces the competitive second round in March. Nonetheless...


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