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Organ Recitals

Organ Recitals normally take place on Sundays at 2.30pm during term time. Details can be found on the 'Attending Chapel Services' page.

Recitals are open to all, and there is no need to book. Please arrive in good time at the Porters' Lodge on King's Parade, for admittance at 2.15pm.  

ORGAN RECITALS EASTER TERM 2025

 

Sunday 11 May – Alexander Pott, Trinity Hall and King’s Voices

 

 

Sunday 18 May – Jan Liebermann, Winner of 2024 Northern Ireland International Organ Competition (NIIOC)

 

 

Sunday 25 May – Ralph Woodward, King’s College

 

 

Sunday 1 June – James Thomas, Northamptonshire

 

 

Sunday 8 June – Harrison Cole, King’s College

 

 

Sunday 15 June – Sunkyung Noh, Interpretation First Prize and Gold Medal Winner at the 2023 St Albans International Organ Festival

 

 

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