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EDOA Visit to two organs in west London 09 May 2015 (more about St Michael's... ) (more about St John's... ) To view all EDOA events - click here

Visit to two organs in west London.

Resident organist at St Michael's: Jonathan Dods | organ

Resident organist at St John's: Paul Joslin |organ

Image: Bedford Park organ case and console 		St Michael & All Angels Bedford Park: organ case and console
Image: Bedford Park wrought iron screen and icon
St Michael & All Angels Bedford Park: wrought iron screen and icon in front of the organ
Image: Bedford Park console
St Michael & All Angels Bedford Park: view of the console
Image: St John Holland Park: organ
St John the Baptist Holland Park: organ
Image: St John Holland Park: David Patrick at the downstairs console
St John the Baptist Holland Park: David Patrick at the detached downstairs console
Image: St John Holland Park: nave
St John the Baptist Holland Park: view of the nave

 

 

This page last modified 16 August, 2015 by [EDOA Administrator]

 

Image: St Paul, Harringay, by Richard Bower (1993). Click the image to view more details about this instrument on the National Pipe Organ Register.

Img: The organ in the Greig Academy (formerly the School of St David and St Katherine), Hornsey, built by Hill, Norman and Beard (1976/1993) . Click the image to view more details about this instrument on the National Pipe Organ Register.

Image: St Benet Fink, Tottenham, by Abraham Jordan (1714), rebuilt by Henry Willis (1884). Click the image to view more details about this instrument on the National Pipe Organ Register.

Image: St Andrew, Enfield, by Richard Bridge (1752), rebuilt by Hill, Norman and Beard (1965/1972). Click the image to view more details about this instrument on the National Pipe Organ Register.

Some organs in Enfield and district ... click on the images for more information

Copyright of these images belongs to John Norman. They are reproduced here with his permission.