1 Sat
OHTA SYDNEY ORGAN WEEKEND
30 September – 3 October
The NSW Directors of the Organ Historical Trust of Australia (OHTA) have arranged an “in person” mini-conference in Sydney over the long weekend in September-October this year. During the weekend OHTA plans to hear, see and play notable organs by Fincham, Forster & Andrews, Gern, Gray & Davison, Hill & Son, Hill, Norman & Beard, Rendall and Walcker. Few of these instruments have been visited by OHTA or the Organ Music Society of Sydney (OMSS) in recent years.
Participants are invited to attend the scheduled lunch-time recital at St Stephen’s Uniting Church, Macquarie Street, Sydney, on Friday 30 September from 1.10pm, featuring Mark Quarmby. Following the recital (for which a note donation is customary), two other organs in the city will be visited.
On Saturday 1 October the conference bus will leave Central Station (at the western concourse upstairs near the bell tower) at 8:45 am and will return at around 5:15 pm, after visiting five organs in the south-eastern suburbs, including Kingsford, Maroubra, Randwick and Coogee.
On Sunday 2 October the bus will leave Central Station at 1:15pm, returning at 5.45pm, after visiting three organs in the inner suburbs. A recital in memory of Ray Holland, who was a director and honorary life member of OHTA, will be given by Kurt Ison at All Saints’ Anglican Church, Woollahra.
On Monday 3 October participants will have the opportunity to attend the Sydney Organ Competition with organs by organs by Letourneau, Holroyd & Edwards and Norman & Beard. OHTA is most grateful to the OMSS for welcoming conference participants to join this event at OMSS member rates. (Note: no bus has been organised for the day).
No meals or accommodation are included in the registration fee. It is recommended that participants from outside Sydney book their own accommodation in the area around Central Station, where there is a good range of hotels offering competitive online rates. Meal breaks will occur after visits to churches located close to cafes and restaurants. Two afternoon teas will be included.
Full Registration is $120. (This fee includes use of the bus on Saturday and Sunday, attendance on those days and the Friday afternoon, as well as a conference booklet). The day rate for Friday afternoon is $20, Saturday $70 (including bus) and Sunday afternoon $50 (also including bus). Registration is now open via “Try Booking”. Click this link or copy it into your browser: trybooking.com/BZMEM. A further link is available on the OMSS website (sydneyorgan.com) organ recitals concert diary.
Those seeking more information should contact Kelvin Hastie at conference@ohta.org.au or via the contact page on the OHTA website: (https://ohta.org.au/contact-us/).
2 Sun
OHTA SYDNEY ORGAN WEEKEND
30 September – 3 October
The NSW Directors of the Organ Historical Trust of Australia (OHTA) have arranged an “in person” mini-conference in Sydney over the long weekend in September-October this year. During the weekend OHTA plans to hear, see and play notable organs by Fincham, Forster & Andrews, Gern, Gray & Davison, Hill & Son, Hill, Norman & Beard, Rendall and Walcker. Few of these instruments have been visited by OHTA or the Organ Music Society of Sydney (OMSS) in recent years.
Participants are invited to attend the scheduled lunch-time recital at St Stephen’s Uniting Church, Macquarie Street, Sydney, on Friday 30 September from 1.10pm, featuring Mark Quarmby. Following the recital (for which a note donation is customary), two other organs in the city will be visited.
On Saturday 1 October the conference bus will leave Central Station (at the western concourse upstairs near the bell tower) at 8:45 am and will return at around 5:15 pm, after visiting five organs in the south-eastern suburbs, including Kingsford, Maroubra, Randwick and Coogee.
On Sunday 2 October the bus will leave Central Station at 1:15pm, returning at 5.45pm, after visiting three organs in the inner suburbs. A recital in memory of Ray Holland, who was a director and honorary life member of OHTA, will be given by Kurt Ison at All Saints’ Anglican Church, Woollahra.
On Monday 3 October participants will have the opportunity to attend the Sydney Organ Competition with organs by organs by Letourneau, Holroyd & Edwards and Norman & Beard. OHTA is most grateful to the OMSS for welcoming conference participants to join this event at OMSS member rates. (Note: no bus has been organised for the day).
No meals or accommodation are included in the registration fee. It is recommended that participants from outside Sydney book their own accommodation in the area around Central Station, where there is a good range of hotels offering competitive online rates. Meal breaks will occur after visits to churches located close to cafes and restaurants. Two afternoon teas will be included.
Full Registration is $120. (This fee includes use of the bus on Saturday and Sunday, attendance on those days and the Friday afternoon, as well as a conference booklet). The day rate for Friday afternoon is $20, Saturday $70 (including bus) and Sunday afternoon $50 (also including bus). Registration is now open via “Try Booking”. Click this link or copy it into your browser: trybooking.com/BZMEM. A further link is available on the OMSS website (sydneyorgan.com) organ recitals concert diary.
Those seeking more information should contact Kelvin Hastie at conference@ohta.org.au or via the contact page on the OHTA website: (https://ohta.org.au/contact-us/).
3 Mon
SYDNEY ORGAN COMPETITION 2022
Sydney Organ Competition Website
See the details of the 2022 Sydney Organ Competition
by clicking the link above.Tickets: https://www.trybooking.com/BYTWV
Preliminary/Junior: 10.30am, St Aloysius College Chapel 47 Upper Pitt Street, Milsons Point
Annual General Meeting
Monday 3 October 2022 at 1.00pm
Foyer of the Smith Auditorium
Shore School
Blue Street, North SydneyPlease click here for Notice of Meeting
Please click here for Nomnination Form
Intermediate: 2.30pm, Shore Chapel Blue Street, North Sydney
Open: 7.00pm St Patrick's Cathedral, Parramatta
Audience Entry Fee (Teachers of competitors, students and children are free)
Preliminary/Junior Section Adults $10 Student/Child Free
Intermediate Section Adults $10 Student/Child Free
Day Pass all sections including Open: $20
OHTA SYDNEY ORGAN WEEKEND
30 September – 3 October
The NSW Directors of the Organ Historical Trust of Australia (OHTA) have arranged an “in person” mini-conference in Sydney over the long weekend in September-October this year. During the weekend OHTA plans to hear, see and play notable organs by Fincham, Forster & Andrews, Gern, Gray & Davison, Hill & Son, Hill, Norman & Beard, Rendall and Walcker. Few of these instruments have been visited by OHTA or the Organ Music Society of Sydney (OMSS) in recent years.
Participants are invited to attend the scheduled lunch-time recital at St Stephen’s Uniting Church, Macquarie Street, Sydney, on Friday 30 September from 1.10pm, featuring Mark Quarmby. Following the recital (for which a note donation is customary), two other organs in the city will be visited.
On Saturday 1 October the conference bus will leave Central Station (at the western concourse upstairs near the bell tower) at 8:45 am and will return at around 5:15 pm, after visiting five organs in the south-eastern suburbs, including Kingsford, Maroubra, Randwick and Coogee.
On Sunday 2 October the bus will leave Central Station at 1:15pm, returning at 5.45pm, after visiting three organs in the inner suburbs. A recital in memory of Ray Holland, who was a director and honorary life member of OHTA, will be given by Kurt Ison at All Saints’ Anglican Church, Woollahra.
On Monday 3 October participants will have the opportunity to attend the Sydney Organ Competition with organs by organs by Letourneau, Holroyd & Edwards and Norman & Beard. OHTA is most grateful to the OMSS for welcoming conference participants to join this event at OMSS member rates. (Note: no bus has been organised for the day).
No meals or accommodation are included in the registration fee. It is recommended that participants from outside Sydney book their own accommodation in the area around Central Station, where there is a good range of hotels offering competitive online rates. Meal breaks will occur after visits to churches located close to cafes and restaurants. Two afternoon teas will be included.
Full Registration is $120. (This fee includes use of the bus on Saturday and Sunday, attendance on those days and the Friday afternoon, as well as a conference booklet). The day rate for Friday afternoon is $20, Saturday $70 (including bus) and Sunday afternoon $50 (also including bus). Registration is now open via “Try Booking”. Click this link or copy it into your browser: trybooking.com/BZMEM. A further link is available on the OMSS website (sydneyorgan.com) organ recitals concert diary.
Those seeking more information should contact Kelvin Hastie at conference@ohta.org.au or via the contact page on the OHTA website: (https://ohta.org.au/contact-us/).
4 Tue
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8 Sat
5.00pm - 6.00pm FM 102.5 Fine Music Organ Music Society Radio Program 102.5MHz Program details
9 Sun
10 Mon
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12 Wed
13 Thu
12.30pm Conservatorium of Music
Free lunchbreak organ recital presented by Rising Stars and BMus Performance organ students. Includes works by JS Bach, Gigout, Saint-Saëns, Tournemire and Holst (“Jupiter” for organ four hands).
14 Fri
15 Sat
16 Sun
5.30pm Christ Church St Laurence, Sydney
Organ Recital Series on 3rd Sundays followed by Choral Evensong at 6.30pm
Stacey Yang (Sydney)
Admission is by note donation at the door.
2.00pm - St Joseph’s Catholic Church, Lindsay St, Neutral Bay.
Pastór de Lasala OAM will give the opening recital on the 1987 Marc Nobel organ which was recently installed at St Joseph’s Catholic Church, Lindsay St, Neutral Bay. He will be joined by associate artist, Jeremy Boulton, the brilliant young baritone who won 2nd place in the prestigious Sydney Eistedfodd Opera Scholarship 2022 and was finalist in Australian Singing Competition. In 2023, Jeremy will be continuing his studies in Germany.
$25 per adult, $20 concession.
For tickets visit:https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/960775
Tickets may also be purchased at the door on the day.
17 Mon
18 Tue
19 Wed
7.00pm - St Mary's Catholic Cathedral, College Street
Titus Grenyer (postponed September recital)
The world premiere of Titus' Organ Symphony plus works of Bach, Bairstow and Elgar.
Donation
20 Thu
21 Fri
12:15pm: Recital at Yirranma Place Auditorium (Ramsay Foundation), Darlinghurst.
Organist: Titus Grenyer featuring Verdi's Grand March from 'Aida'.
Free entry, but must register here: https://prf.eventsair.com/lunchtime-concert-series-spring-2022/new/Site/Register
22 Sat
2.00pm - Epping Uniting Church, cnr of Oxford and Chester Streets, Epping
Organ Concert Cancelled
Unfortunately, due to circumstances beyond our control,
the Organ Concert by Titus Grenyer scheduled for 2.00 this
Saturday 22 October in the Epping Uniting Church has been cancelled.
It is our hope that the concert can be rescheduled for early 2023.
We apologise for any inconvenience.Organ recital by Titus Grenyer featuring the complete Rheinberger Sonata No 8, with its famous Passacaglia.
Tickets are $15/$10 concession with proceeds going to Parramatta Mission.
The concert will also include a "How does the organ work" PowerPoint presentation.
Afternoon tea will be served at the conclusion.
23 Sun
2.00pm - St Barnabas' Anglican Church, Hawkesbury Road, Westmead
Organist - Terrence Maelaua
David Johnson - Trumpet Tune in D majorSamuel Wesley, ed. A. E. Floyd - An Old English MelodyMaurice Durufle - Chant DonneChristian Rinck - Trio in F majorGeorge Frideric Handel - Finale from The Royal Fireworks MusicJohann Pachelbel - Chaconne in F minorAndre Campra - Rigaudon
2.00pm - St Finbar's Catholic Church, 46 Levy Street, Glenbrook
Admission: Adults $15, Concession $10
Enquiries: 02 4739 1239
2.30pm - St Francis of Assissi Church, Paddington
Hauptwerk organ
24 Mon
25 Tue
26 Wed
27 Thu
28 Fri
1.10pm St Stephen's, Macquarie St, Sydney.
Callum Close (organ)
Admission is by note donation at the door.
Enquiries: 0413 226 803 (or email Mark Quarmby)
29 Sat
30 Sun
5.15pm - St James' Anglican Church, King Street
31 Mon