Music: Prelude in C BWV 545 played by James Kibbie on the historic 1755 Silbermann organ in Dresden Cathedral. Click HERE to explore the full works of J.S.Bach for organ.
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We will feature organ composers here with a link for you to find out more about the music and the composers. If you have a request, let us know.
Robert Fielding (pipe up)
email: rcfielding@googlemail.com
phone: 0787 944 3060
David Dewar (Calne/Chippenham)
email: david@daviddewar.org.uk
phone: 07772 607830
Richard Godfrey (Dorchester/Lyme Regis)
email: rgodfrey78@hotmail.com
phone: 0788 438 7663
Bernard Newman (Edington Priory Church)
email: bernardnewman@btconnect.com
phone: 01225 869240
Paul Ellis (Sherborne)
email: ellispc@btinternet.com
phone: 01935 815200
Workshops now available in:
Saturday Morning Workshops are now free of charge. When moving to individual lessons, the cost is £10 per session and will normally last for 30 minutes. See info about funding at Lessons & Fees.
We try to provide ten workshops per school term which begin at 10.00am and end at 11.30am (90 minutes).
The age range of participants is generally between 7 - 18.
You need to have reached a standard on the piano similar to Grade 2 (Associated Board or Trinity). If you have not taken an exam, we can assess your standard quickly and informally.
There are events at major venues in the diocese for pipe-up students. Recent events have been held at Salisbury Cathedral and the Lyme Regis Organ School. Click on Events above.
You need to find an organ to practise on. We can help with this as we have a growing list of organs available for using during the week.
Should you need to know more, please get in touch using the contact details on the right of this page.
Robert Fielding
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pipe down vb (intr.,adv.) Sl.
to stop talking, making a noise, etc.
pipe up! is supported and funded by The Tindall Trust and is a Salisbury Diocesen project directed by the Church Music Adviser Robert Fielding.
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