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      Barber Institute of Fine Arts
      Birmingham University
           

BIOS organises a regular programme of events for members. These normally include a residential conference, a one-day research conference (held at Birmingham University), an AGM meeting (usually combined with study of an important organ in London) and a number of study days, usually based on single instruments of historical importance.

Bernard Edmonds Research Conference

25 February 2012                                                                                                           Registration & Coffee 10.00   Start 10.25       Close 4.10 pm

Barber Institute of Fine Arts, Birmingham University                              (5 minute walk from University Station)

Programme

  • 10.00  Registration & Coffee
  • 10.25  Welcome
  • 10.30  The archaeology of the late medieval organ - Martin Renshaw
  • 11.00  Close encounters of another kind (with Smith 1696 casework)                         - Richard Hird
  • 11.25 Thomas Corfe (1773-1863), Organist of Salisbury Cathedral                              - Christopher Kent
  • 11.55  Who compiled the Leffler manuscript ? - Jose Hopkins
  • 12.25  Explosion of new flue pipe tone colours in the 19th century                              - John Norman
  • 12.55  Question & Answer
  • 13.10  Lunch
  • 13.55  Hymn written by J.H.Leffler (with organ interudes) Participation session around the Snetzler organ
  • 14.10  Update on the British Organ Archive - Chris Kearl
  • 14.25  New light on old Birmingham organs - Paul Tindall
  • 14.55  "One of the Old School": William Done of  Worcester Cathedral                      - Jim Berrow
  • 15.25  Organs at Coronation Services - David Knight
  • 15.55  Question & Answer
  • 16.10  Close

Conference fee 25 pounds including buffet lunch and refreshments

See next page for details of the 2012 Residential Conference in Oxford and later events

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