The Edinburgh Society of Organists
Recital Diary
The recital diary includes organ recitals, in Edinburgh and beyond, by ESO members. Also eligible for consideration are other recitals and events which may be of particular interest
to ESO members.
If you would like to suggest an event to be included, please email details using this link.
| Date | Time | Venue | Details | Cost |
| 2024 | ||||
| Mon 28 Oct | 1.30pm | Sherborne Abbey, Dorset | David Turner | |
| Fri 1 Nov | 7.30pm | St giles' Cathedral |
Resonance 2024 Visual artist Maria Rud collaborates with Michael Harris and composer/flautist Dave Heath in a programme that includes J.S.Bach’s Partita in A Minor for solo flute, Dave Heath – Premiere of work for organ and flute, and J.S.Bach’s Passacaglia in C minor BWV 582. Maria’s live visual response is projected onto the Eastern window and surrounding masonry. Art, music, and architecture in full breathtaking synergy. |
Tickets from Eventbrite |
| Sun 3 Nov | 6pm | St Giles' Cathedral |
Colin Andrews J.S.Bach, Howells and Messiaen |
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| Fri 8 Nov | 7pm | Broughton St Mary's Church |
John Kitchen Music by Handel, Bach, Pachelbel, Russell, Mendelssohn, Stanford, Leighton, Maxwell Davies and Henry Smart |
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| Sun 1 Dec | 6pm | St Giles' Cathedral |
Michael Harris J.S.Bach, Scheidemann, Peeters, Guilmant and Widor |
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| Mon 2 Dec | 1.10pm | Usher Hall | Christmas Get Organised with John Kitchen (organ) and the Edinburgh University Singers, conducted by Calum Robertson | |
| 2025 | ||||
| Mon 6 Jan | 1.10pm | Usher Hall | Get Organised | |
| Mon 13 Jan | 1.10pm | Usher Hall | Get Organised | |
| Mon 20 Jan | 1.10pm | Usher Hall | Get Organised | |
| Mon 27 Jan | 1.10pm | Usher Hall | Get Organised | |
| Fri 14 Feb | 6.30pm | St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Palmerston Place | Daniel Moult | ESO event followed by Annual Dinner |
| Tue 13 May |
c7.30pm after AGM |
Greyfriars Kirk | Chris Nickol | ESO event |
N.B. The information given here is accurate to the best of our knowledge when added to the website. Please check with venues before the events to ensure no changes have taken place as the ESO cannot be responsible for any errors.
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