Organ recital with Caroline Cradock and John Kitchen
Join the Institut français d’Écosse on Saturday 5th April at Greyfriars Kirk for an Organ recital with Scottish organists Caroline Cradock and John Kitchen!
About Organ recital with Caroline Cradock and John Kitchen
| 5th April 2025 | |
| 7pm | |
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Greyfriars Kirk 1 Greyfriars, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 2QQ |
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| £15 Full Price / £12 for French Institute members, under 18, students, registered unemployed people and disabled people (free for carers) | |
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Join us for an exceptional organ recital as part of our Baroque Music Festival with Scottish organists Caroline Cradock and John Kitchen at Greyfriars Kirk, one of Edinburgh’s most beautiful concert spaces. The programme will celebrate some of the great French composers for the organ, including François Couperin and his Gloria of the Messe pour Les Paroisses, which will be performed with plainsong choir. Come to hear French Baroque music and hidden gems!
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