Recital Series 2015

Fortnightly on Fridays at 7.00pm, beginning May 1st 2015*
*Except for the silent film night on May 15th, which begins at 8pm.

A second recital series has been programmed, in what will become an annual fixture at St John’s Notting Hill, London, now that the organ has been restored.

The first recital will be given by internationally renowned and critically acclaimed organist Stephen Farr on Friday May 1st, 7.00pm, as part of this year's Notting Hill Mayfest.

All recitals are free entry with a retiring collection, except for the silent film night on May 15th, which is ticketed at £8 per person.

Come along for top-quality music-making and film shows in London.
Click on each organist below for bio and programme details

Stephen Farr,
St Paul's Knightsbridge
May 1st

Recognised as “one of the brightest and most active English recitalists” who “plays with immaculate finish and buoyancy”, Stephen Farr opens our recital series in 2015.

Donald MacKenzie,
Odeon Leicester Square
May 15th

Donald MacKenzie returns to St John's to give a third silent film performance - his show in November 2014 was sold out. He will accompany Buster Keaton’s critically acclaimed comedy classic, 'Steamboat Bill Jr.'

Sam Barber,
St John's Notting Hill
May 29th

Sam Barber is the Organ Scholar at St John's Notting Hill. He is currently studying at the Guildhall School of Music.

Gabriele Damiani,
St Edward's School Oxford
June 12th

Gabriele Damiani teaches at St Edwards School, Oxford and for the Royal College of Organists. 

Christopher Baczkowski,
Oundle Recital Award
June 26th

Christopher Baczkowski has won an Oundle Organ Festival recital award, having excelled at the Oundle for Organists summer school.

We recommend buying tickets in advance for the silent film night on May 15th - this event sold out a week in advance last year. Tickets are now on sale - click here.


We are grateful to the following websites and magazines for listing these recitals without charge:

www.organrecitals.com
www.freelondonevents.co.uk
The Kensington Magazine