- 11:00am All Saints Church, 122 Oakleigh Road, Friern Barnet / North Whetstone, N20 9EZ, organ by Church and Co.
- 2.30p.m. St. Andrew’s Church, Chase Side, Southgate, N14 5PP; organ 1867 by Willis
Notes from the Memory Workshop, given by Marilyn Harper on 1st April 2023
Christ’s Chapel Dulwich
Saturday 1 April 2023
This brief account provides no answers to the question of how does one memorise music. It raises a few questions, leaving readers with ideas as to how to think about the process of how music is learned.
Continue readingHarpsichord Recital, Gilbert Rowland – May 20th, 2023
Our event on May 20th will be a recital and Q&A session with Gilbert Rowland, who the British Harpsichord Society describe thus: ‘Gilbert Rowland is one of Europe’s most senior and accomplished exponents of the harpsichord’. He has also recorded numerous CDs.
Continue readingTrip to The Netherlands, Spring 2023
On March 24th, 8 members finally made the trip to Groningen organised by our member Pieter Shaw, the trip having been postponed from a year earlier due to the pandemic. The itinerary included visits to churches in Noordbroek, Bellingwolde, Groningen and Leens, to play the well preserved baroque organs of the region, including the 1696 Arp Schnitger organ of the Dorpskerk (Noordbroek) and the 1733 Hinsz organ at the Petruskerk, Leens. You can read more about the trip in the members’ thoughts below.
Continue readingWhitstable Visit, 13th May 2023
Saturday, May 13th. – visit to three churches in Whitstable, Kent arranged by our member Michael Cooke.
Continue readingMemory workshop, with Marilyn Harper, Christ’s Chapel, Dulwich SE21 7AD, April 1st, 2023, 2:30pm
Southwark and South London Society of Organists Newsletter March1st, 2023
Composite Recital February 18th, 2023: Penge Congregational Church
Southwark and South London Society of Organists Newsletter February 1st, 2023
AGM: March 6th, 2023 – 7:30pm
Annual General Meeting at St. George’s Church, Beckenham High Street (near the Junction Station). Charlie Warren will play a couple of pieces and the Meeting will follow. Tea and coffee will be available and there will be a chance to try the four manual organ. I shall have completed my term of office at the Meeting; Norman Harper and Charlie Warren will also be stepping down from the Committee. Norman and Charlie (“especially Charlie,” says Norman!) have been largely responsible for the work associated with our Education Day with Anna Lapwood last January and with the applications for bursaries (which has had a phenomenal response). We are now keen to encourage SSLSO members with an interest in these aspects of our work to consider whether they would like to join the Committee, in order to take a leading part in this role. Norman and Charlie are willing to offer advice if it is requested.
