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Tickets available online are for our Organ Recitals and the John Reid Piano Recital (13th July) only - Please scroll down to book.Throughout 2008 Salisbury Cathedral will be celebrating the 750th anniversary of the dedication of the Cathedral in 1258. Come and enjoy the rich programme of special activities. Full details of all these events can be found on our website: www.salisbury750.co.uk
Plus, of course, there are still all the things that have made Salisbury Cathedral so popular with visitors over many years. Discover Europe's oldest working clock, the best preserved original Magna Carta, Britain's tallest spire, largest Cathedral Close plus a host of other attractions within the Cathedral Close, Salisbury and right across Wiltshire.
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Daniel Cook, Assistant Director of Music at Salisbury Cathedral, gives the ‘summer holiday’ recital on 13 August. With his recital two days before the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, he has based his programme around Marian music. He performs Bull, Buxtehude, Reger, Rheinberger and Tournemire on Marian themes, framed by the famous Bach D major Prelude and Fugue and Dupré’s fiendishly difficult Suite.
The recital is from 7.30pm-8.45pm.
Daniel Cook, Assistant Director of Music at Salisbury Cathedral, gives the ‘summer holiday’ recital on 13 August. With his recital two days before the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, he has based his programme around Marian music. He performs Bull, Buxtehude, Reger, Rheinberger and Tournemire on Marian themes, framed by the famous Bach D major Prelude and Fugue and Dupré’s fiendishly difficult Suite.
The recital is from 7.30pm-8.45pm.
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Keith Wright, Sub-Organist, Durham Cathedral. Innovative programming coupled with a unique sense of style will make this a brilliant recital.
The recital is from 7.30pm-8.45pm
Keith Wright, Sub-Organist, Durham Cathedral. Innovative programming coupled with a unique sense of style will make this a brilliant recital.
The recital is from 7.30pm-8.45pm
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Salisbury Cathedral’s Organ Recital Series 2008 reaches its conclusion on when Michael Harris, Director of Music at St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, performs music by Bach, César Franck, Hakim, Hollins and Schumann. In addition to his duties at St Giles, where he plays on the fantastic Rieger organ built in 1992, Michael is an extraordinarily busy and highly respected recitalist.
The recital is from 7.30pm-8.45pm.
Salisbury Cathedral’s Organ Recital Series 2008 reaches its conclusion on when Michael Harris, Director of Music at St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh, performs music by Bach, César Franck, Hakim, Hollins and Schumann. In addition to his duties at St Giles, where he plays on the fantastic Rieger organ built in 1992, Michael is an extraordinarily busy and highly respected recitalist.
The recital is from 7.30pm-8.45pm.
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