new organ. The Pedal, Great and Swell Organs and the Tubas are in the south quire triforium; the Choir, Solo and Transept Great Organs and the Open Woods in the north triforium. The console is in the north quire aisle, behind the choir stalls.
Canterbury Cathedral – Harrison & Harrison Ltd
Samuel Green built an organ on the pulpitum in 1784: that instrument was relocated to the south triforium of the quire in 1827, and it was here that Henry Willis built a new four-manual instrument in 1886, with a pioneering form of electro-pneumatic action.
Organ – Canterbury Historical and Archaeological Society
Organs in one form or another have been present in the cathedral since medieval times. A major refurbishment of the organ (costing approximately £4.0M) was completed, installed and “voiced” in 2020 by Durham based specialists, Harrison and Harrison. A previous organ had been built in 1886 by Henry Willis and enlarged in 1905, 1912 and 1945 ...
Canterbury Cathedral - Wikipedia
Canterbury Cathedral is the cathedral of the archbishop of Canterbury, the spiritual leader of the Church of England and symbolic leader of the worldwide Anglican Communion. Located in Canterbury, Kent, it is one of the oldest Christian structures in …
Musicians and Organists of Canterbury Cathedral - Regent Classic Organs
The roll of honour on display in the Canterbury Cathedral records the organists since just before 1407. There are 31 in the list that spans over 600 years. For those holding early office the list records the date of their death, the first being John Moundfeld, a monk who died in 1407.
Heavenly Harmony: Music in the Collections of Canterbury Cathedral ...
2018年2月1日 · The current organ was built in 1888 and underwent a number of renovations in the twentieth century. To mark the commencement of the Organ Project, funded through the Canterbury Cathedral Trust, here is an enticing overture of musical collections held by Canterbury Cathedral Archives and Library.
A new Canterbury Cathedral Organ tale (Part 1 ... - Regent Classic Organs
A new Canterbury Cathedral Organ tale (Part 1) In early 2017, we visited Dr David Flood, Organist & Director of Music at Canterbury Cathedral to discuss the provision of a temporary Digital Organ to help provide cover while the Pipe Organ was being rebuilt by Harrison & Harrison.
A Canterbury Cathedral Organ Tale (Part 2) - Regent Classic Organs
A Canterbury Cathedral Organ Tale (Part 2) In early 2017, we visited Dr David Flood, Organist and Director of Music at Canterbury Cathedral to discuss the provision of a temporary digital organ to help provide cover while the pipe organ was being rebuilt by Harrison & Harrison as part of The Cathedral’s Organ Project.
8Nov24 Cathedral Organ Open Evening | Canterbury Cathedral
Learn all about our Cathedral organ at our free Open Evening! This will include an introduction to the Cathedral’s organ (refurbished by Harrison & Harrison in 2020) by Assistant Director of Music, Jamie Rogers, a demonstration, and a chance for keen organists to play - time allowing - a short piece of their choice.
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