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2013 Concert Series

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Note: With the exception of the April concert the AP management reserve the right to alter dates up to six weeks before the concert.

Wednesday April 3rd. David Aprahamian Liddle and Simon Gutteridge. Combined programme of popular organ music.

Wednesday May 29th. Colin Walsh, Organist Laureate of Lincoln Cathedral.

Wednesday July 31st. Music for Trumpet and Organ. Richard Moore, Organ Scholar of St. Paul's Cathedral with Ellie Lovegrove, Trumpet.

Tuesday October 29th. "Bright Young Things". Alexandra Palace Organ Scholar David Murray and friends.

Prelude and Fugue in D Major BWV 532 (DM) ~ Johann Sebastian Bach
Organ Concerto Op.4 No.5 (DJ) ~ George Frideric Handel (arr. Dupre)
Flourish for the Flutes (DJ) ~ Christopher Tambling
Trumpet Tune from Te Deum (DM) ~ Marc-Antoine Charpentier
A Heroic Postlude (DJ) ~ Alec Rowley
War March of the Priests (DM) ~ Felix Mendelssohn


Interval

Variations de Concert (DJ) ~ Joseph Bonnet
Rhapsody in E Major (DJ) ~ Harold Darke
Elegy (DM) ~ George Thalben-Ball
Praeludium in G minor (DJ) ~ Dieterich Buxtehude
Handel in the Strand (DJ) ~ Grainger (arr. Stockmeier)
Recessional (DM) ~ William Mathias
Live Wire (DJ) ~ Iain Farrington

Tuesday November 26th. Annual supper and Silent Film evening with Donald Mackenzie, organist of the Odeon Leicester Square.



Donald Mackenzie of the Odeon Leicester Square accompanies the 1926 classic comedy "For Heaven's Sake", starring Harold Lloyd. Donald plays the Willis concert organ in the Great Hall of the Alexandra Palace.
A family film fun evening. Admission: 10, Friends 7. Students Free. Palm Court entrance.