Organ Recital: Derek Grover
Nobody knows the excellent 3-manual Brindley and Foster organ at St John’s better than Derek Grover, who this year celebrates 40 years as Organist and Assistant Director of Music here. […]
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Organ Recital: Ian Roberts
We are delighted to welcome back a former Director of Music, Ian Roberts, who since leaving Sheffield has gone on to do amazing work as Director of Music at Newcastle
Organ Recital: Mabel Bailey and Philip Collin
Half a recital by our brilliant Organ Scholar, Mabel and the other half by our irrepressible Director of Music, Philip. Expect an exciting and varied programme by two musicians who
Organ Recital: Peter Heginbotham
Peter Heginbotham has been a hugely active member of the Sheffield music scene for many years and we’re very lucky that he is part of the team here at St
Sheffield Strings – Strings, Pipes and Plucks
Join Sheffield Strings for a wonderful Sunday afternoon concert of String Orchestral classics in the magnificant St Marie’s Cathedral featuring music for Organ and Harpischord and young string soloists from
Organ Recital: Timothy Selman
In a recital rescheduled from last year, due to snow, we’re delighted to welcome Timothy Selman to St John’s. He is Assistant Director of Music at Nottingham Cathedral but also
Organ Recital: George Charman
In a change from the published programme, we are delighted to welcome George Charman to give the first recital in our 2026/7 series. George has recently taken up the post
Organ Recital: Joshua Stephens
We’re delighted to welcome back Joshua Stephens, sub-organist of Winchester Cathedral, to give our final recital of the series. As always, admission is free.
Organ Recital: Derek Grover
A recital given by the Associate Director of Music at St John’s, Derek Grover who knows the excellent Brindley and Foster organ better than anyone – expect a colourful and
Organ Recital: Julian Gunn
We are delighted to present a recital by our very own Julian Gunn whose programme includes music by Pachelbel, Healey Willan and Frederick Bridge. As always, admission is free and