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Organists' Review Magazine March 2025 Back Issue

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65 Reviews   •  English   •   Music (Classical)
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In this issue, marking the RCO’s Play the Organ Year, its Patron, Anna Lapwood, tells us what first got her playing the organ. Following OR’s tour of Norwich Cathedral’s rebuilt organ, Martin Ford takes us around Harrisons’ new instrument in The Royal Military Chapel, London. We follow acclaimed performers on international tours: Scott Brothers Duo take their organ and piano virtuosity to new listeners, and Roger Sayer continues his sell-out performances of Hans Zimmer’s Interstellar. We conclude our series on organ music collections with Anna Pensaert’s survey of items within the University of Cambridge Libraries. Acclaimed pianist-composer Francis Pott talks to OR about his fascinating life and work, and we start a new series of correspondence from around the world with a letter from Mexico City!
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March 2025 In this issue, marking the RCO’s Play the Organ Year, its Patron, Anna Lapwood, tells us what first got her playing the organ. Following OR’s tour of Norwich Cathedral’s rebuilt organ, Martin Ford takes us around Harrisons’ new instrument in The Royal Military Chapel, London. We follow acclaimed performers on international tours: Scott Brothers Duo take their organ and piano virtuosity to new listeners, and Roger Sayer continues his sell-out performances of Hans Zimmer’s Interstellar. We conclude our series on organ music collections with Anna Pensaert’s survey of items within the University of Cambridge Libraries. Acclaimed pianist-composer Francis Pott talks to OR about his fascinating life and work, and we start a new series of correspondence from around the world with a letter from Mexico City!


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In this issue, marking the RCO’s Play the Organ Year, its Patron, Anna Lapwood, tells us what first got her playing the organ. Following OR’s tour of Norwich Cathedral’s rebuilt organ, Martin Ford takes us around Harrisons’ new instrument in The Royal Military Chapel, London. We follow acclaimed performers on international tours: Scott Brothers Duo take their organ and piano virtuosity to new listeners, and Roger Sayer continues his sell-out performances of Hans Zimmer’s Interstellar. We conclude our series on organ music collections with Anna Pensaert’s survey of items within the University of Cambridge Libraries. Acclaimed pianist-composer Francis Pott talks to OR about his fascinating life and work, and we start a new series of correspondence from around the world with a letter from Mexico City!
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If you love to play, love to listen to or simply love to discuss organs as an instrument, this is the magazine for you. It provides a kaleidoscope of the organ world, with articles, information and stunning pictures covering a wide range of organ related topics. In addition to regular features such as new music and CD reviews, each issue explores in depth a theme of current interest.

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