Enfield and District Organists Association

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Organist & Director of Music - Holy Saviour Church, Hitchin, SG5 1QG

We at Holy Saviour Church, Hitchin, are looking for an organist to play our beautiful 15-stop tracker-action organ at our Sunday services. The organ was designed and built in 1987 by John Bailey of Grant, Degens & Bradbeer, Northampton, using as much of the existing materials and pipework of the original 1865 Walker organ as possible, and was opened by Peter Hurford. It has since been regularly maintained by Bishop & Son of Ipswich, and was completely cleaned and overhauled in 2017.

Holy Saviour Anglican Church has a strong musical tradition. We have an enthusiastic RSCM-affiliated SATB choir with an excellent reputation, having performed nationally and abroad. The ideal candidate would be able to work with the choir to enhance the musical life of the church further.

Musical Requirements:

Good Organ/keyboard skills
Experience of choral direction

For more details, contact the churchwarden Brian Caswell .
(21/07/2023)

Director of Music vacancy - St Mary’s Ware

We are looking for a new Director of Music:

to provide music for worship
to build up existing provision
and to create and develop new opportunities for music at St Mary’s

This is an employed post. 20 hours a week.
The initial appointment is for 3 years.
£12-16K per annum depending on experience and skills
This post will suit a self-motivated and imaginative musician who would like to work with people of all ages and abilities.

For more details, download the Job Description and Person Specification.
For an informal conversation contact the vicar the Revd Ysmena Pentelow or phone 01920 319236.
Closing date for applications 12 noon on Wednesday 5th July 2023.

(12/06/2023)

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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.

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