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Category Archives: British Women Organists

British Women Organists – 20 Oct 2019

Posted on October 20, 2019 by Judith BargerOctober 20, 2019
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Women Organists in Victorian England: What Did They Wear? After I had presented a paper about women organists in nineteenth-century England at an organ conference in Oxford, England several years ago, a delegate approached me to ask, ‘But what did … Continue reading →

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British Women Organists – 28 Sep 2019

Posted on September 28, 2019 by Judith BargerSeptember 28, 2019
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‘Ladies Not Eligible’?: Female Church Organists in Nineteenth-Century England Part 2 In my previous blog (8 Sep 2019) I explored the ‘lady organist issue’, perpetuated in nineteenth-century British newspapers and music journals, that declared women ineligible for organist posts in … Continue reading →

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British Women Organists – 8 Sep 2019

Posted on September 8, 2019 by Judith BargerSeptember 8, 2019
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‘Ladies Not Eligible’?: Female Church Organists in Nineteenth-Century England Part 1 On 8 April 1865 the Musical Standard carried an announcement by the vestry of Saint John Southwark inviting ‘application from Gentlemen desirous of becoming CANDIDATES for the office of … Continue reading →

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British Women Organists – 18 Aug 2019

Posted on August 18, 2019 by Judith BargerAugust 18, 2019
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Women Organists in Victorian England: What Did They Wear? After I had presented a paper about women organists in nineteenth-century England at an organ conference in Oxford [UK] several years ago, a delegate approached me to ask, ‘But what did … Continue reading →

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British Women Organists – 22 Jun 2019

Posted on June 22, 2019 by Judith BargerJune 22, 2019
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‘Place aux dames’? Women Organists in the First World War After carefully reviewing issues of the Musical Times 1901 to 1910, I was not satisfied with the numbers of women organists I was seeing – or not seeing – in … Continue reading →

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British Women Organists – 2 Jun 2019

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‘Place aux dames’? Women Organists in Edwardian England Writing about ‘Women at the Console’ in the Musical Opinion in 1954, Martin Hawkins noted the conspicuous absence at the beginning of the twentieth century of women organists in any church of … Continue reading →

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British Women Organists – 28 Apr 2019

Posted on April 28, 2019 by Judith BargerApril 28, 2019
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Elizabeth Stirling (26 February 1819 – 25 March 1895) Many years ago when researching Samuel Wesley and the introduction of Bach’s organ music into England, I came across the name of Elizabeth Stirling in connection with a recital she gave … Continue reading →

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