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Could you be a friend? Three ways you could be a friend of music to Halifax Minster: • Sponsor one of the recitals for only £50, maybe in memory of a loved one or a special anniversary . • For only £12 a year join our growing group of music loving people and receive a regular newsletter. • Become a volunteer on recital day or other times at the Minster. How do we spend your donations? We have 2 choirs which are both self funding, your donations would enable us to develop the music at the Minster ensuring the rich musical tradition is continued for future generations. We are actively recruiting from local schools with children from many different backgrounds, offering them theory and piano lessons which help them develop their love of music which shows in the way which they sing. Organ Recitals If you feel you can help please get in touch: Graham Gribbin - Organist Tel: 07775 593949 2017 E-mail: [email protected] Halifax Minster Thursdays 1.00 p.m March July 2nd A. Parrish - York 6th P.Dewhurst - Leeds Minster 9th J. Lonsdale - Bolton 13th F. Andreoni - St. John's Montreal 16th G. Gribbin (Piano & Organ) & E. Binns (Soprano) 20th C. Cipkin - Birmingham 23rd Prof. D Baker - Mytholmroyd 27th J. Meakin - Chelmsford 30th R. Dee - St. Aidan's Leeds August April 3rd C. Newton - St. Bartholomew Leeds 6th J. Stephenson - Toulouse 10th S. Lindley - Leeds 11th (Tue) Holy Week Recital - G. Gribbin - Halifax Minster 17th Prof. D. Baker & L. Alston (Clarinet) 20th D. Barker – St. Paul's Halifax 24th G. Parsons - Sheffield 27th E. Foster (Classical Guitar) 31st I. Pattison - Lancaster Priory May 1st S.Lindley 3.00pm (£5.00 Entry) September 4th A.Horsey - Hipperholme 7th D. Barker – St. Paul's Halifax 11th D. Houlder - Leeds Minster 14th A.Horsey - Hipperholme 18th R. Sudhall - Eldwick 21st T. O'Hare - Hebden Bridge 25th C. Sharples - Rochdale Parish Church 28th A. Berry – Bradford Cathedral June October 1st S. Barber - Royal Academy 5th S. Headley - Leicester Cathedral 8th S. Lindley - Leeds 12th S. Lindley - Leeds 15th C. Edmondson - Kendal 19th G. Gribbin - Halifax Minster 22nd M. Murray - Bolton Parish Church 26th A. Binns – St. Edmundsbury Cathedral th 29 G. Abrahams - Gloucester Lunch available from 12.30pm.

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