Features
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Video: Rupert Gough performs Matthew Shorten’s ‘Nebulae’ for solo organ
Rupert Gough performs Matthew Shorten’s Nebulae for solo organ, commissioned by Choir & Organ as part of our New Music partnership with the VOCES8...
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Simon Preston: appreciating all things
The renowned British organist Simon Preston died on 13 May 2022. In this feature from Choir &
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Drawing on the past: Flentrop Orgelbouw’s new organ for the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
In designing a new organ for the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, Flentrop Orgelbouw sought inspiration from the instruments of Arp Schnitger.
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Inside the workshop of Dobson Pipe Organ Builders
This feature about Dobson Pipe Organ Builders appeared in the July/August 2021 issue of Choir & Organ.
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Vouvant’s new Fossaert organ
This feature originally appeared in the March 2020 issue of Choir & Organ.
A new organ for a medieval French town was...
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Video: Rupert Gough performs Nathan James Dearden’s ‘storms don’t last forever’
Rupert Gough performs Nathan James Dearden’s ‘storms don’t last forever’ for solo organ, commissioned by Choir & Organ as part of our New Music...
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From shore to shore
An eagle eye for talent-spotting and an insistence on high standards were just two of the qualities that distinguished Mander Organs.
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A family affair
James Picton-Turbervill is the the fifth member of his family to join the Bach Choir. He explains what this connection means to him ahead...
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Work in progress – Frobenius & Sons
The new home of Danish organ builder Frobenius & Sons keeps the north winds out and some intriguing projects in,
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Louder than words
In November, Selwyn College Choir will help launch a new sacred music anthology. The curator, Louise Stewart, speaks to Harriet Clifford about her social...
