Theatre Organ Society of Western Australia
Concerts in 2006
All concerts are at 2pm, in the John Leckie Music Centre, Melvista Avenue, Nedlands.
Tickets: $14 Adult, $12 Concession, $11 per person for groups of six or more, $10 for members, children under 14 free.
2 July 2006
Members day. Members playing the Compton Organ and the grand piano, admission free.
23 July 2006
John Ferguson from Melbourne
John Ferguson played a concert for us last year, and was well received and has been invited back to play again this year. John has interests in piano and accordian as well as organ. His organ arrangements often reflect the style of accordian playing, with extremely fast and accurate fingering. John enjoys performing a widely varied program which includes opera, dance music, swing, Blackpool sounds, ballads, marches and waltzes.
10 September 2006
Chris McPhee from Adelaide
Chris McPhee last played a concert on the Compton organ in October 2005, and it is testimony to his fine standard as a theatre organist, that he has been invited back less than 12 months since his last concert. Chris has played for many years on the Capri Wurlitzer organ in Adelaide, before other work commitments took him to country Victoria. He will present a concert of theatre organ music that should not be missed.
29 October 2006
Unfortunately the concert previously advertised with Paul Roberts on this date has been cancelled.
26 November 2006
Thomas Heywood from Melbourne
Thomas Heywood is a world acclaimed organ virtuoso and has an outstanding reputation as one of the world�s finest concert organists. He is the first Australian musician in history to live as a professional concert organist. Although a theatre organ is not his normal instrument, he always manages to perform a very enjoyable concert of variety and difference.
Visit Thomas Heywood's website at
http://www.concertorgan.com/index.php
COMING UP:
2 July 2006
6 August 2006
3 September 2006
1 October 2006
5 November 2006
Musical Sunday afternoons featuring members playing the organ and grand piano. (Free admission)