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The Cinema Organ Society was founded in 1952 by Hubert Selby and Tony Moss for those interested in organ music as entertainment.
 

President

Doreen Chadwick

Trustees

John Smallwood, David Lowe, Gordon Whitehouse

General Secretary

Malcolm Phillips

Chairman

Simon Gledhill

Vice Chairman

Philip Allsopp

Treasurer

Steve Nicholson

Membership Secretary

David Shepherd

Newsletter Editor

Wayne Ivany

Journal Editor

John Leeming

Technical Officer

Robert Rowley

Trocadero Project Technical Manager

John Abson

Musical Advisor

Richard Hills

Sales Officer

Simon Field

Publicity Co-ordinator

Steve Whitehead

General Archivist

Lucy Burkhill

Recordings Archivist

Terry Hepworth

Webmaster

David Reed

To contact any of the above people, put a dot between their first name and surname
and then add @ cinema-organs.org.uk
 


Trocadero to Troxy Project Media Enquiries:

In the first instance please address all enquiries to:

Graham Noble - Project Coordinator at:

graham.noble@cinema-organs.org.uk

The Society caters for everyone interested in organ music as entertainment. It aims to promote the highest standards of theatre organ performance, presentation and technical skill. The Society advises on theatre organ installation and encourages the use of the instrument in public places. It also encourages the tuition of aspiring players and seeks to support the work of other groups with similar interests.

CONCERTS We promote regular theatre organ concerts by top British and international artists, as well as by younger up-and-coming players, on our own instruments and elsewhere. Members enjoy reduced admission prices to many of these events and sometimes to events run by other organisations

SOCIAL EVENTS These are usually based around an organ, members taking it in turn to entertain in an informal atmosphere. Professional guidance is sometimes available. Other events may include dances and recorded music presentations.

WORKSHOP AND WEEKENDS Most years there is a special event over a long weekend. It may be holiday for entertainment and relaxation, featuring visits, concerts, quizzes and fun. Sometimes events may feature a ‘workshop’ programme, with talks, demonstrations and tuition. Whatever the theme, everyone, whether player or non-player, is welcome to attend.

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