Organ Recital
Vladimir Antonov-Charsky
Wednesday 21 September, 2022 – 1 pm
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On Wednesday 21 September, after our brief summer break, we are delighted to welcome Lithuanian organist Vladimir Antonov-Charsky to restart our series of lunchtime recitals at the Cathedral.
Vladimir is the 1st place winner in the prestigious Juozas Naujalis Organists Competition, in Lithuania, and was awarded a commendation by the Mayor of Vilnius Remigijus Šimašius.
He is currently studying at the Royal College of Music, London for a Master of Music, where his studies are supported by the Richard Newton Scarth Award and a bursary assistance from the Royal College of Organists including the R. J. Pitcher Scholarship and Gwendoline Minshull-Jones Scholarship.
He completed his undergraduate degree in Lithuania and also studied at the Royal Conservatoire in the Hague through the Erasmus exchange programme.
Vladimir has held organ scholarships at All Saints’ Church, Fulham and at St. George’s Church, Beckenham.
He has also collaborated with the English composer James Young on his band’s two latest album releases, and presented online recitals on YouTube during the coronavirus lockdowns.
Programme
| Dietrich BUXTEHUDE (1637-1707) |
– Toccata in F major BuxWV 157
– Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ BuxWV 196 |
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Nicolaus BRUHNS (1665-1697)
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– Praeludium in E minor (‘The Great’) |
| Bjarne SLØGEDAL (1927-2014) |
– Variations on the Norwegian folktune ‘O how Glory shall it be for the Children of God’ |
| Leo LOBREV (b. 1991) |
– Aurora Borealis |
There is no admission fee, but we do welcome any donation you can afford to give, and such donations can be greatly increased if you are able to use Gift Aid.
Refreshments were served afterwards in the adjacent Cathedral Song School.
There is normally adequate free parking in the Cathedral grounds for those attending recitals.
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