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1. CONCERT
Saturday 20 March. 7:30
Christ Church, Christ Church Road,
Northampton
Northampton Philharmonic Choir
Stephen Disley, organ
Christopher Mabley, conductor
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The John Armitage Memorial (JAM)
Trust [web] celebrates its 10th birthday
with two concerts, below, featuring
JAM commissions by Johnathan Dove,
Tarik O'Regan, Timothy Jackson,
Hannah Kendall and Richard Peat.
Performers include:
The BBC Singers
Onyx Brass
Stephen Disley, organ
Nicholas Cleobury, conductor
3. JAM CONCERT
Thursday 25 March. 7:30
St Bride's, Fleet Street
[location & travel information]
4. JAM CONCERT
Friday 26 March. 7:30
St Leonard's, Hythe, Kent
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6. GOOD FRIDAY CONCERT
Friday 2 April. 6:30
Southwark Cathedral
[location & travel information]
Requiem (Fauré)
The Lamentations of Jeramiah (Tallis)
Also Lentern motets by Farrant,
Lotti, Byrd, Tallis.
Southwark Cathedral Girls' Choir
and Lay Clerks
Stephen Roberts, baritone
Chameleon Arts Orchestra
Stephen Disley, conductor
tickets £12, 020-7367-6700
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9. CENTENARY ORGAN GALA
Saturday 29 May. 12:00
All Saints', Margaret Street
[location & travel information]
Stephen Disley, with Paul Brough,
Andrew Arthur, Harry Bramma, Henry
Parkes, John Birch, Nick Luff, and
Timothy Byram-Wigfield.
admission £20 / under-18s £15
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15. GALA ORGAN CONCERT
Saturday 30 October. 7:30
The Royal Albert Hall
[location & travel information]
Rakocszy March (Berlioz)
'Organ' Symphony (Saint-Saens)
Carmina Burana (Orff)
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Royal Choral Society
London Philharmonic Choir
English Concert Chorus
The Southend Boys' Choir
Charlotte Ellett, soprano
Colin Judson, tenor
Jacques Imbrailo, tenor
Stephen Disley, organ
Andrew Greenwood, conductor
[full details & tickets] |
17. CAROL CONCERT
Thursday 9 December. 7:30
Southwark Cathedral
[location & travel information]
In aid of
Marie Curie Cancer Care [web]
Southwark Cathedral Girls' Choir
Stephen Disley, conductor
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18. CAROL SERVICE – for
The City of London School
Thursday 16 December. 6:30
The Temple Church
[location & travel information]
Stephen Disley, organ
Paul Harrison, conductor
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19. CONCERT & CAROLS
Friday 18 December. 7:30
Southwark Cathedral
[location & travel information]
Handel's Messiah, Part 1,
and Carols by Candlelight
Southwark Cathedral Choir
Stephen Disley, organ
Peter Wright, conductor
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www.organrecitals.com
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STEPHEN DISLEY studied organ at Liverpool Cathedral before winning a joint Foundation Scholarship to the Royal College of Music and London's Temple Church, studying with Dr John Birch. He won many prizes and awards, studied further under Daniel Roth at Saint-Sulpice in Paris and has performed in prestigious masterclasses.
As a recitalist and accompanist he has played at Westminster Abbey, Westminster Cathedral and St. Paul's Cathedral, the Royal Albert Hall and Royal Festival Hall, King's College, Cambridge and at festivals at Salisbury, Peterborough, Lichfield, the City of London and the International Organ Festival at St Albans. He has performed and broadcast with ensembles such as the BBC Singers (including a disc of selected anthems commissioned by the Musicians Benevolent Fund), the Holst Singers, the Finzi Singers, Onyx Brass and the Budapest Radio Choir. Recent performances include Poulenc's Organ Concerto in Salzburg, Janacek's Glagolitic Mass in the Montepulciano Festival, Italy, and a Gala Organ Concert with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra celebrating the Great Organ of the Royal Albert Hall.
Stephen is Assistant Organist at Southwark Cathedral and Founding Director of its Girls' Choir. Under his direction, the Girls' Choir has undertaken tours to Bergen, Rouen, the Czech Republic and Rome, and has performed on two recordings to excellent reviews, most recently on a CD of Hymns on the Herald label. The choristers (both the Boys' and Girls' Choirs) participated in a performance of Bach's St Matthew's Passion with the English Consort and Trevor Pinnock at the Proms, and last year sang in the Easter Day Eucharist, which was broadcast 'live on BBC1' from Southwark Cathedral.
As an organist Stephen has toured the USA and many parts of Europe with the Cathedral Choir, and has featured on broadcasts and recordings. He has appeared with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the BBC Concert Orchestra, City of London Sinfonia and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus in concerts and recordings, including the world premiere of Paul McCartney's Liverpool Oratorio conducted by Carl Davis, Herbert Howells' English Mass, Hymnus Paradisi and Elgar's Dream of Gerontius conducted by Vernon Handley, and Suk's symphonic poem Praga under Libor Pesek. He has also performed and recorded premieres of music by Judith Bingham, Bob Chilcott, Gabriel Jackson and others.
Stephen is also an instrumental tutor at the City of London School for Boys and a council member of Friends of Cathedral Music.
Further details can be obtained from www.stephendisley.org |
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