Choir & Organ Magazine September 2021 Edición anterior

In the September issue of Choir & Organ, we survey the choral output of Igor Stravinsky fifty years after his death; Orgelbau Klais reconstruct a 1759 Michael Engler organ in Poland and discuss their new instruments for projects in Bavaria and Belgium; Cecilia McDowall discusses the influence of unsung innovators in her recent works; the Royal Choral Society celebrates its 150th anniversary; and Liverpool Blue Coat School’s recently restored Father Willis organ.

Plus, Natascha Reich continues her exploration of forgotten pipe organs in Peru's Colca Valley; the Temple Singers' new choral scholarships for girls; tributes to Chester Cathedral’s former DoM Roger Fisher and US organ builder Fritz Noack; exploring Polish composer Feliks Nowowiejski's Fantaisie polonaise for organ; BBC studio manager Michael Bacon; the score for Harry Baker’s Brave Face for solo organ, commissioned by Choir & Organ for Ben Parry and the National Youth Choirs of Great Britain; and our Scholarships and Voice Trials supplement.