Elli-Mae McGlone organ
Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Works by J.S. Bach, Leighton, Duruflé, and Widor.
Elli-Mae McGlone is currently an undergraduate of the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, studying under Daniel Moult and Nicholas Wearne.
Born in Doncaster, she began to learn the piano at the age of 5 and later became Organ Scholar at Doncaster Minster under Darren Williams. During her gap year, Elli-Mae took the Organ Scholarship at St Edmundsbury Cathedral gaining experiences in service playing, conducting, as well as teaching. She was fortunate enough to perform for an event led by Vanessa Redgrave and Terry Waite whilst at the Cathedral. She has also had many opportunities to excel as a soloist over the years; from a young age, she has taken part in numerous regional piano competitions and more recently won the BOA Leonard Gibbons Organ Competition 2022 (an internal competition for RBC organ students).
Elli-Mae has performed in concert at venues such as Bristol Cathedral, Leeds Minster and St. Lawrence Jewry, London, and is very much looking forward to performing more concerts as musical life opens up.
Generously supported by the Friends of All Saints Music
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Martin Baker organ
Lemmens Fanfare in D
Byrd Fantasia in D minor
Robin Holloway Corale-prelude on ‘Alle Menschen müssen sterben’
JS Bach Alle Menschen müssen sterben BWV643
Reger Toccata and Fuge from Zwölf Stücke Op 59
Whitlock Allegretto, Folk tune and Scherzo from Five short pieces
Jongen Chant de mai Op 53 No 1
Jongen Toccata Op 104
Walton Orb and Sceptre
Martin Baker Improvisation on themes by Sergei Rachmaninov
Martin Baker is an Honorary Fellow of Downing College Cambridge, a past President of the Royal College of Organists, and former Master of Music at Westminster Cathedral. He has forged a reputation as one of the foremost improvisers of his day, winning first prize in that category at the St Albans International Organ Festival in 1997 and international renown not only as an innovative recitalist but also in his equally-acclaimed role as a choral director.
Generously supported by the Friends of All Saints Music
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Rachel Mahon organ
Director of Music, Coventry Cathedral
Rachel Laurin Toccata from Symphony No 1
Parry Chorale Prelude on “Martyrdom”
JS Bach Prelude & Fugue in C minor BWV546
Whitlock Scherzo & Paean from Five Short Pieces
Vaughan Williams Prelude on ‘Greensleeves’
Bales Petite Suite
Widor Adagio & Toccata from Symphony No 5
A whirlwind programme for our annual Bank Holiday organ recital of music spanning five centuries, which features Preludes, Fugues, and Toccatas from the very greatest composers for the instrument.
Generously supported by the Friends of All Saints Music
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Christopher Cromar organ
Vaughan Williams Prelude & Fugue in C minor
Howells Psalm Prelude Op 32 No 1
Howells Sonata for Organ (1st mvt): Vivo, energico ed agitato
Simpson Eppur si muove
A Festival Feast of English music.
Generously supported by Dr J Fenlon, Dr Sara Liptai and Mrs N Kohler
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Organist and Director of Music at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Cathedral, Aberdeen
Bach Prelude & Fugue in D BWV532
Haydn Pieces for a Musical Clock
Simpson Eppur si muove
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St Mary’s Church Summer Recitals Series
JS Bach Prelude and Fugue in E minor BWV 548
JS Bach Andante from Sonata No 4 BWV 528
Saint-Saëns Prélude et Fugue Op 99 No 2
Leighton Et Resurrexit (Theme, Fantasy & Fugue)
Free entry (retiring collection)
Concert will run straight through with no interval
Bach Toccata in C BWV564
Parry Two Chorale Preludes from the Second Set
Martinů Vigilia H382
Janáček Adagio and Varhany solo from Glagolitic Mass
Brahms Two Chorale Preludes Op post 122
Mendelssohn Overture to Paulus Op 36