BRITISH INSTITUTE OF ORGAN STUDIES
DAY CONFERENCE IN NORTH WILTSHIRE
on
SATURDAY 3 JULY 2010
(own or shared cars essential)
Programme
11.00:
Registration and Coffee at Bowood House (access from the A4 via Derry
Hill village)
11.30:
Introduction and demonstration of the Collins/Trost (2002) organ in the Chapel
by Christopher Kent and Michael Whytock.
12.30:
Drive to Bremhill (3 miles) bring your own packed lunch and use the facilities
in the Village Hall or eat at The Dumb Post Inn.
2.00:
Visit St. Martin’s Church, Bremhill, introduction of
demonstration of the large organ by
William Allen ca. 1810 (ex-Addlestone, Surrey) newly overhauled
and restored by Peter Bumstead.
3.30:
Arrive at Chippenham Parish Church to see the Brice Seede case (1752) provided
that it is visible following its present shrouding after damage to the
instrument by snow melt water.
Alternatively, if repairs have not progressed a
visit to a significant organ by Hunter (ca. 1900) at St. James’s Church,
Draycot Cerne, for which Sir Walter Alcock was the consultant.
BOOKING FORM
Please fill out a separate form for each person.
I would
like to attend the one day conference in North Wiltshire on 3rd
July 2010 and enclose a cheque for £15 payable to ‘BIOS’
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Note:
Acknowledgements will be sent by e-mail. If you do not have an e-mail address, and require an
acknowledgement, please send a SAE with your booking form.
Please return this booking form (or a photocopy) to:
Melvin Hughes
BIOS Meetings
Ashcroft
10 Ridgegate Close
REIGATE
Surrey
RH2 0HT
Tel:
01737 241355
e-mail: biosmeetings@hotmail.co.uk