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Southwark and South London Society of Organists Newsletter, October, 2024
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Annual Dinner, 05/10/2024 Braserie Blanc, Chancery Lane, from 6pm
Southwark and South London Society of Organists Newsletter, September, 2024
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Organ recital at St. John’s Church, East Dulwich – July 13th, 2024
On Saturday, July 13th. the regular recital pattern at St. John’s changed, as three people shared in the programme. SSLSO members Sarah Best and Mark Baker played, as did Callum Orr, who studies with John Webber and plans to join the Society!
Continue readingTaking a Rehearsal & Conducting a Choir: Workshop at St Giles’ Church, Camberwell with Ashley Valentine, 28th September 2024
If you’re new to working with choirs or if you fancy refreshing your skills / sharing top tips, come and join a workshop with Ashley Valentine in St Giles’ Church in Camberwell on Saturday 28th September at 2pm.
Continue readingSouthwark and South London Society of Organists Newsletter, August, 2024
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Church Organist Vacancy, St. Paul’s, Furzedown
St Paul’s Church Furzedown (Welham/Chillerton Road, SW17 9BT) is looking for an organist to play for 2 Sundays + an occasional 3rd per month. £40 (negotiable according to experience) per service. The post will be starting early September 2024.
The musical requirements are playing before and after the service using own choice of appropriate music, 4 congregational hymns +1 choir Communion hymn and a simple service setting.
St Paul’s church is friendly and welcoming and there is a very small but keen choir.
For more information please contact the rev Belemo Alagoa at the following linke https://www.stpaulsfurzedown.co.uk/how-reach-us.
Southwark and South London Society of Organists Newsletter, July, 2024
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Recital by SSLSO Members, Penge Congregational Church, Saturday 15th June 2024
This was another successful and well attended recital held as part of the Penge Festival. Four players took part in a varied programme (see link below), with even an encore to finish (The Liberty Bell march, played by Bridget).