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SFO annual conference

The Lanarkshire Society of Organists is proud to host the 2014 Annual Conference for the Scottish Federations of Organists The Conference take place on Saturday 10th May, 2014 and is based at New St Andrew’s Church, Coatbridge Download our information brochure and contact Helen Simpson to secure your place for what will be an excitingContinue reading “SFO annual conference”

Paisley abbey events

Saturday 18th January at 12:30pm Lunchtime Recital by Kenneth Reid (Tenor) Programme to include music by Handel, Schubert, Beethoven and Wolf. Saturday 15th February at 12:30pm Lunchtime Recital by Sue McKenzie (Saxaphone) & Ingrid Sawyers (Piano) SUNDAY 2nd MARCH (evening) Paisley Abbey Choir Concert Fauré Cantique Poulenc Litanies de la Vierge Noire Duruflé Cum JubiloContinue reading “Paisley abbey events”

President’s New Year Letter January 2014

Dear Friends, A Happy New Year to you all. We are looking forward to lots of good events in 2014. So here are some dates to put in your new diary. On Sunday 19th January at 6.30pm we will be having an ecumenical Songs of Praise in St. John’s Parish Church, Hamilton. This will beContinue reading “President’s New Year Letter January 2014”

Paisley Abbey Lunchtime Concert

Paisley Abbey…..Lunchtime Concert given by The Abbey Brass Saturday, 21 December at 12.30pm The Abbey Brass makes a welcome return to Paisley Abbey for a recital of varied and interesting music. The Abbey Brass will play a programme of Christmas music including works by Monteverdi and Lauridson (O Magnum Mysterium) as well items with aContinue reading “Paisley Abbey Lunchtime Concert”

Paisley Abbey

Paisley Abbey…..Forthcoming Concerts Sunday, 20 October at 7.30pm……….Celebratory Concert with orchestra and soloists of works by Naylor, Mozart and Finzi……….tickets, £10.00 Conductors and organ and piano soloists, George McPhee and Alexander Anderson with Heather Corbett (percussion) and Rhona McKay (harp) Concerto for Organ, Strings , Harp and Percussion Peter Naylor….. (This piece has been hasContinue reading “Paisley Abbey”