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Welton Hall & Organ The PipeLine Journal of the YDOA June Edition Patron: Dr Francis Jackson CBE (Organist Emeritus, York Minster) President: Nigel Holdsworth, 01904 640520 Secretary: Renate Sangwine, 01904 781387 Treasurer: Cynthia Wood, 01904 795204 Membership Secretary: Helen Roberts, 01904 708625 The PipeLine Editor, Webmaster and YDOA Archivist: Maximillian Elliott www.ydoa.co.uk The York & District Organists’ Association is affiliated to the Incorporated Association of Organists (IAO) and serves all who are interested in the organ and its music. Contents 1. Introduction ................................................................................ 3 2. YDOA Events ............................................................................... 4 3. The Ebor Organ Album……………………………………………… ............... 5 4. Previous Event ............................................................................ 6 5. Next Event ................................................................................... 8 6. Upcoming Recitals & Concerts…………………………………………………. 9 7. Gallery ...................................................................................... 11 8. Article I ...................................................................................... 12 9. Article II ..................................................................................... 21 10. Organ of the Month .................................................................. 25 11. The Trivia Section ...................................................................... 27 The Caption Competition .......................................................... 27 12. The People Section ................................................................... 28 13. Next Edition .............................................................................. 30 Note .......................................................................................... 30 14. List of YDOA Presidents ............................................................ 31 2 1. Introduction York & District Organists’ Association 1945 - 2015 70th Anniversary Welcome to the June Edition of ‘The PipeLine’. I have just returned from a wonderful trip to Tallinn in Estonia! One of the highlights of my trip was the opportunity to play the organ in St Olaf’s Church. Estonia has a remarkably rich heritage of organ composers, including: Juhan Aavik, Edgar Alexandrovich, Igor Garšnek, Johannes Hiob, Artur Kapp, Alfred Karindi, Peeter Laja, Hugo Lepnurm, Mihkel Lüdig, Alexei Feodorovich, Ester Mägi, Arvo Pärt, Mart Saar, Toomas Siitan, Urmas Sisask, Heinrich Franz Stiehl, Peeter Süda, Rudolf Tobias, Jaanus Torrim, Erkki-Sven Tüur, Andres Uibo and Peeter Vähi. If anyone is interested in reading about the organs of Estonia, I have an article that I could send to you. Estonia is a fascinating country and I can strongly recommend visiting Tallinn! If members would like to see photographs of some of the organs that I visited, please message me. This month’s first article is a biography of Samuel Wilkinson Pilling and the organ of Welton Hall. Yorkshire house organs have received very little attention from musicologists, despite their historical importance. ‘The PipeLine’ has already featured the organs of Brinkworth Hall in Elvington and I hope to be able to write similar articles about the organs of Sledmere House and Nostell Priory in the near future. The second article is about the organ of Sutlepa Chapel in the Estonian Open-Air Museum that I visited whilst on holiday in Tallinn. Our ‘big Summer blowout’ (to quote Disney’s Frozen) is a visit ‘Across the Pennines to Lancaster’. This promises to be a most rewarding day and I sincerely thank our Vice President, Joan Johnson, for all of her hard work in organising the day’s proceedings! Maximillian Elliott at the organ of St Olaf’s Church, Tallinn 3 2. YDOA Events **DIARY DATES** Upcoming Association Events 2015 Visit ‘Across the Pennines to Lancaster’ June Saturday 13th (11:00) (Ashton Hall, Priory and Cathedral) IAO Congress July Monday 27th - Friday 31st (Norwich) Visit ‘Summer Outing to Filey’ August Saturday 29th (11:00) (Methodist, St John’s Church and St Oswald’s Church, Filey) 70th Anniversary Evensong September Tuesday 22nd (17:15) (York Minster) AGM Saturday 24th (11:30) October Lecture ‘Painted Pipes make Merrier Music’ by Paul Hale. (14:00) (Central Methodist Church, York) YDOA Event October 24th 2015 Central Methodist Church AGM followed by Lecture Rector Chori Paul Hale Paul Hale delivering his lecture entitled ‘Painted Pipes make Merrier Music’. 4 3. The Ebor Organ Album **NOW AVAILABLE** The Ebor Organ Album 7 Pieces for 7 Decades 2015 marks the 70th Anniversary of the YDOA. In order to celebrate this important milestone in the association’s history, we commissioned 7 new compositions from composers associated with York. Francis Jackson, Philip Moore, John Scott Whiteley, Peter Moger, Andrew Carter, Nigel Holdsworth and Frederick Viner, have each contributed a piece. The album is entitled ‘The Ebor Organ Album: 7 Pieces for 7 Decades’ and was officially launched at the Annual Dinner on the 20th of March 2015 by Gordon Stewart (Guest Speaker). ‘The Ebor Organ Album: 7 Pieces for 7 Decades’ has been mostly financed by thirty subscribers, whose names will appear at the beginning of the album. All of these subscribers have now received their copies. The remaining costs associated with the album have been covered by the general fund. This money will gradually be recouped through royalties received from Banks Music Publications every time a copy is sold. For those members of the YDOA who are interested in buying the album, but didn’t subscribe to the project, it is now available from the website of Banks Music Publications for £9.95 or from Nigel Holdsworth. http://www.banksmusicpublications.co.uk/ 5 4. Previous Event Our May meeting was Spring Outing to Leeds Maximillian Elliott, Editor, writes: On Saturday the 30th of May, YDOA members had the opportunity to explore three substantial instruments in Roundhay, Leeds. Our first destination was St Edmund’s Church, where we were greeted by Keith Dale (YDOA member and former Director of Music at St Edmund’s). Members were treated to several cups of tea and coffee, alongside the chance to play the church’s three-manual Binns organ. The following pieces were performed at St Edmund’s Church: Wedding Fanfare Bliss Fantasia and Fugue in A minor BWV 561 Bach Sonata No 6 (complete) Mendelssohn Chorale No 3 Franck Chorale Prelude on O my Soul Karg-Elert Chorale Prelude on Nun Danket Karg-Elert Arabesque Vierne Berceuse Vierne Aria Rawsthorne Fugue Strawal After a most enjoyable morning at St Edmund’s, members were given an hour and half for lunch. David Simpson, Phillip Sangwine and Geoff Donald joined me for a tasty meal at the Deer Park pub (see above)! 6 After lunch, our members re-assembled at Lidgett Park Methodist Church. The church’s organist David Wilks gave us a brief demonstration of the organ and spoke eloquently about its history. The YDOA is very grateful to David for giving up his time for us last Saturday. The following pieces were performed at Lidgett Park Methodist Church: Prelude in G minor Pierné Sonata No 1 (Adagio) Mendelssohn Sonata No 5 (Chorale/Andante) Mendelssohn Six Short Preludes and Fugues (No 1) Stanford Chorale Prelude on Jesu Krist du nådens brunn Bedrich Janacek Menuetto & Impromptu Ireland The final destination of the day was St Andrew’s United Reformed Church, where we spent another hour or so before bringing a most successful day in Roundhay to a close. The following pieces were performed at St Andrew’s United Reformed Church: Air on the G string Bach Introduction and Passacaglia in D minor Reger Toccata Belier Toccata Dubois Toccata Primi Toni Sark We were very lucky to have three members of the Hull & East Riding Organ Group (HEROG) amongst our number, in addition to our usual York contingent. Members of HEROG and other associations are always welcome at our events and I hope that this will bring us closer to our sister associations in the years to come! 7 5. Next Event Lancaster Priory Lancaster Town Hall Lancaster Cathedral OUR NEXT EVENT: Saturday 13th June - ‘Across the Pennines to Lancaster’ Joan Johnson, Vice President, writes: Please bring one short piece (maximum 5 minutes) to play at each venue. We shall arrive at Lancaster Town Hall (Ashton Hall) at 10:00. If members are arriving by car, follow the M6 South to Lancaster and exit at junction 33 (Forton). Turn left off the slip road and take the 2nd exit at the roundabout (A6 north to Lancaster). Continue towards the city centre and at the roundabout take the 2nd exit and continue for half a mile. After the first pedestrian crossing, there are now two lanes of the one way system. Get in the right hand lane and turn right at the second pedestrian crossing. Approaching the traffic lights get in the left hand lane, go straight on and pass in front of the Town Hall. There is a car park on the right. Please meet at the back of the Town Hall building for entry into the Ashton Hall. The organ in the Ashton Hall was built by Norman & Beard in 1909. After renovations, additions and tuning to concert pitch by Hill, Norman & Beard, it now contains 2,466 pipes and 66 stops. The action is partly electric and partly pneumatic. An electric motor drives the blowing machinery. At 13:30, we shall proceed to Lancaster Priory Church. The walk between each venue is approximately 15 – 20 minutes or by car on the one way system it could take
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