1 Wed
1890 Hill & Son organ at Ss Peter & Paul's Old Cathedral, Goulburn (photo: Alan Caradus 2024)
2025 OHTA CONFERENCE IN NSW
Bookings are open for the 2025 Organ Historical Trust of Australia conference. The event will start on Sunday 28 September (at St Mary’s Cathedral Sydney at 4:00pm) and conclude on Saturday 4 October in time to reach Sydney airport by about 4:30 pm and Central Station around 5:30 pm. The areas that will be explored are to the west and south west of Sydney, and the programme will include notable organs by Letourneau, Whitehouse, Dobson, Norman & Beard, Johnson & Kinloch, Hunter, Hele, Richardson, Leggo, Pipe Organs WA, Hill, Norman & Beard, Noad, Davidson, Kirtland, Fincham, Pogson, British Pianoforte Co, Field, Kirkland, Dodd, Hill and Forster & Andrews. Bookings can be made on the Trybooking site: www.trybooking.com/CYDMF , where details of the program are also contained. OHTA will absorb all booking fees.
Travel by coach (except for Sunday 28 September) and accommodation are included in the conference fee and overnight stays have been reserved in Penrith, Medlow Bath, Bathurst, Orange and Goulburn. Three lunches are included in the registration, as well as a conference dinner at the famous Hydro-Majestic Hotel in Medlow Bath. Recitals and lectures will also be included in the event. Of course, there is the magnificent scenery of the Blue Mountains and the delightful rural countryside of the Central West to be absorbed.
Further details are available on (ohta.org.au), as well as the OHTA Facebook page.
General enquiries can be made by email to conference@ohta.org.au
REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED AS THE COACH AND ACCOMMODATION CAPACITY HAS BEEN REACHED.
2 Thu
2025 OHTA CONFERENCE IN NSW
Bookings are open for the 2025 Organ Historical Trust of Australia conference. The event will start on Sunday 28 September (at St Mary’s Cathedral Sydney at 4:00pm) and conclude on Saturday 4 October in time to reach Sydney airport by about 4:30 pm and Central Station around 5:30 pm. The areas that will be explored are to the west and south west of Sydney, and the programme will include notable organs by Letourneau, Whitehouse, Dobson, Norman & Beard, Johnson & Kinloch, Hunter, Hele, Richardson, Leggo, Pipe Organs WA, Hill, Norman & Beard, Noad, Davidson, Kirtland, Fincham, Pogson, British Pianoforte Co, Field, Kirkland, Dodd, Hill and Forster & Andrews. Bookings can be made on the Trybooking site: www.trybooking.com/CYDMF , where details of the program are also contained. OHTA will absorb all booking fees.
Travel by coach (except for Sunday 28 September) and accommodation are included in the conference fee and overnight stays have been reserved in Penrith, Medlow Bath, Bathurst, Orange and Goulburn. Three lunches are included in the registration, as well as a conference dinner at the famous Hydro-Majestic Hotel in Medlow Bath. Recitals and lectures will also be included in the event. Of course, there is the magnificent scenery of the Blue Mountains and the delightful rural countryside of the Central West to be absorbed.
Further details are available on (ohta.org.au), as well as the OHTA Facebook page.
General enquiries can be made by email to conference@ohta.org.au
REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED AS THE COACH AND ACCOMMODATION CAPACITY HAS BEEN REACHED.
1.10pm - St Andrew's Cathedral, George St, Sydney
Sam Giddy
(St Mark’s Darling Point & St John’s Darlinghurst)Organ recitals on 1st and 3rd Thursdays - please check cathedral web site to confirm details https://sydneycathedral.com/organ-recitals
Admission $10
3 Fri
2025 OHTA CONFERENCE IN NSW
Bookings are open for the 2025 Organ Historical Trust of Australia conference. The event will start on Sunday 28 September (at St Mary’s Cathedral Sydney at 4:00pm) and conclude on Saturday 4 October in time to reach Sydney airport by about 4:30 pm and Central Station around 5:30 pm. The areas that will be explored are to the west and south west of Sydney, and the programme will include notable organs by Letourneau, Whitehouse, Dobson, Norman & Beard, Johnson & Kinloch, Hunter, Hele, Richardson, Leggo, Pipe Organs WA, Hill, Norman & Beard, Noad, Davidson, Kirtland, Fincham, Pogson, British Pianoforte Co, Field, Kirkland, Dodd, Hill and Forster & Andrews. Bookings can be made on the Trybooking site: www.trybooking.com/CYDMF , where details of the program are also contained. OHTA will absorb all booking fees.
Travel by coach (except for Sunday 28 September) and accommodation are included in the conference fee and overnight stays have been reserved in Penrith, Medlow Bath, Bathurst, Orange and Goulburn. Three lunches are included in the registration, as well as a conference dinner at the famous Hydro-Majestic Hotel in Medlow Bath. Recitals and lectures will also be included in the event. Of course, there is the magnificent scenery of the Blue Mountains and the delightful rural countryside of the Central West to be absorbed.
Further details are available on (ohta.org.au), as well as the OHTA Facebook page.
General enquiries can be made by email to conference@ohta.org.au
REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED AS THE COACH AND ACCOMMODATION CAPACITY HAS BEEN REACHED.
4 Sat
2025 OHTA CONFERENCE IN NSW
Bookings are open for the 2025 Organ Historical Trust of Australia conference. The event will start on Sunday 28 September (at St Mary’s Cathedral Sydney at 4:00pm) and conclude on Saturday 4 October in time to reach Sydney airport by about 4:30 pm and Central Station around 5:30 pm. The areas that will be explored are to the west and south west of Sydney, and the programme will include notable organs by Letourneau, Whitehouse, Dobson, Norman & Beard, Johnson & Kinloch, Hunter, Hele, Richardson, Leggo, Pipe Organs WA, Hill, Norman & Beard, Noad, Davidson, Kirtland, Fincham, Pogson, British Pianoforte Co, Field, Kirkland, Dodd, Hill and Forster & Andrews. Bookings can be made on the Trybooking site: www.trybooking.com/CYDMF , where details of the program are also contained. OHTA will absorb all booking fees.
Travel by coach (except for Sunday 28 September) and accommodation are included in the conference fee and overnight stays have been reserved in Penrith, Medlow Bath, Bathurst, Orange and Goulburn. Three lunches are included in the registration, as well as a conference dinner at the famous Hydro-Majestic Hotel in Medlow Bath. Recitals and lectures will also be included in the event. Of course, there is the magnificent scenery of the Blue Mountains and the delightful rural countryside of the Central West to be absorbed.
Further details are available on (ohta.org.au), as well as the OHTA Facebook page.
General enquiries can be made by email to conference@ohta.org.au
REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED AS THE COACH AND ACCOMMODATION CAPACITY HAS BEEN REACHED.
5 Sun
6 Mon
Sydney Organ Competition
Please click here for full details and information on how to enter.
Starting at St Philip's, York St at 10am - note change of time
The Sydney Organ Competition
The Sydney Organ Competition has been in existence since 1988. It is administered by the Organ Music Society of Sydney.
The aim of our Competition is to foster a high standard of performance amongst young organ students so that they may gain experience in performing publicly and under pressure.
The Sydney Organ Competition encourages them to seek higher levels of excellence by competing. It also gives them an opportunity to meet their peers.In 2025 our 75th anniversary year, the competition is as important as ever.
This year the Intermediate Section (eighteen years and under) and the Junior Section (fifteen years and under) will take place on Monday 6 October, 2025. There will be no Open Section in 2025 as this section is held every second year.
Please visit the event website at
https://www.sydneyorgancomp.omss.org.au/ for more information.
As a member of the OMSS, you are invited to consider participating in the Sydney Organ Competition by contributing "named" prizes for competition winners. These prizes could be in a person's name you choose to commemorate and in any amount of money you decide to give. Your support would not only help us make this event a success through broadening the scope and range of prizes (you may choose to underwrite a prize for the best baroque or modern performance), but it also provides the opportunity to encourage and recognise emerging organists who will make a contribution to the organ performance and will ultimately serve in our churches and cathedrals or become soloists.Should you be interested in donating a prize, please contact the Competition Committee for more information at: edu_subcommittee@omss.org.au
7 Tue
8 Wed
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10 Fri
11 Sat
5.00pm - 6.00pm FM 102.5 Fine Music Organ Music Society Radio Program 102.5MHz Program details
4.00 pm - Hunter Baillie Memorial Presbyterian Church, cnr Johnston & Collins Streets, Annandale
12 Sun
13 Mon
14 Tue
7.00pm Sydney Town Hall
One Man Orchestra
Free entry
Enquiries: https://whatson.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/events/sydney-town-hall-organ-recitals
02 9265 9333
Sinfonia from Cantata BWV 29
JS Bach (1685–1750), transcribed by Marcel DupréMolto Allegro from Symphony No. 40 in G Minor
WA Mozart (1756–1791), transcribed by Jonathan ScottSonata Eroica, Op. 94
Joseph Jongen (1873–1953)DJ mix
The Bridge (Shur-i-kan Remix) - Jody Wisternoff, featuring Sian Evans
Vedra - Dee Montero
Lovebox - Groove Armada
Teo Techno - KiNK
Pocket Piano - KiNK
Searching - Lord of the Isles
Stranger (DJ BORING Remix) - CRi
Out of the Blue - System F
1998 (Gouryella 1999 Remix) - Binary Finary
15 Wed
16 Thu
1.10pm - St Andrew's Cathedral, George St, Sydney
Organ recitals on 1st and 3rd Thursdays - please check cathedral web site to confirm details https://sydneycathedral.com/organ-recitals
Admission $10
17 Fri
18 Sat
19 Sun
2.00pm Christ Church St Laurence, Sydney
Organ Recital Series on 3rd SundaysAdmission is by note donation at the door.
20 Mon
21 Tue
22 Wed
7.00pm - St Mary's Catholic Cathedral, College Street
23 Thu
1.10pm - St Andrew's Cathedral, George St, Sydney
Organ recitals on 1st and 3rd Thursdays - please check cathedral web site to confirm details https://sydneycathedral.com/organ-recitals
Admission $10
24 Fri
25 Sat
3.00pm - St James' Anglican Church, King Street, Sydney
26 Sun
27 Mon
28 Tue
29 Wed
30 Thu
31 Fri
1.10pm St Stephen's, Macquarie St, Sydney.
Bailey Yeates (organ)
Admission is by note donation at the door.
Enquiries: 0413 256 803 (or email Mark Quarmby)