Wednesday 14 August at 1.15pm
Midweek Lunchtime Recital
Alexandra Coulton (Soprano) and John Martin (Piano)

Sunday 18 August at 3.30pm
HymnSing

Wednesday 21 August at 1.15pm
Midweek Lunchtime Recital
David Drury (Organ)
David Drury has toured England, France, Germany, Canada, the USA and New Zealand as a recitalist, and plays regularly with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, and orchestras across the country. He is the only Australian to have won the Tournemire Prize for Improvisation at the St Albans International Organ Competition (1987).

Program:
Dietrich Buxtehude - Praeludium in G minor
Georg Boehm – ‘Vater unser im Himmelreich’ (The Lord’s Prayer)
Improvisation
Henry Purcell – Chaconne (from King Arthur)
C.M. Widor – Meditation (from Symphonie Nr 1)
Improvisation
Joseph Jongen - Choral

Saturday 24 August at 2.00pm
BAMF Fundraiser Concert & High Tea
Vatche Jambasian  (piano) &
David Greco (Baritone)
(see Flyer)

AUGUST 2024

Wednesday 7 August at 1.15pm
Emerging Artist Concert
Alexei Caulfield (recorder), Liam Green (harpsichord),
Klara Decker-Stewart (violin)

Sunday 11 August at 3.00pm
Thanksgiving Organ Recital
Marko Sever
Sunday 11 August at 4.00pm
Thanksgiving Service
for the rebuild of
the St Jude's Organ
St Jude's Chamber Choir
Service Setting: Dyson in D
Anthem: "the Heavens are Telling" (Joseph Haydn)

Sunday 25 August at 3.30pm
Choral Communion
St Jude's Chamber Choir
Service Setting: "Communion Service in C" (Ireland)
Anthem: "Verleih uns Frieden" (Mendelssohn)

Wednesday 28 August at 1.15pm
Midweek Lunchtime Recital
Brett McKern (Organ)

Third Recital of the Organ Dedication Festival
 
Programme:

Felix Mendelssohn, Sonata No. 6
  i.            Chorale (‘Vater unser in Himmelreich’)
  ii.            Variation I: Andante sostenuto
  iii.            Variation II
iv.            Variation III
  v.            Variation IV: Allegro molto
   vi.            Variation V: Fugue
vii.             Finale
 
Ralph Vaughan Williams, Chorale Prelude on Rhosymedre
 
Brett McKern, A Little Passacaglia & Fugue
in memoriam Robert Smith Op.171 (2024)
premiere