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WORCESTER CATHEDRAL

on Regional Programme Midland

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' Midland Organs and Organists '-11
A Description of the Organ followed by A Recital by Sir IVOR ATKINS
Relayed from Worcester Cathedral
Worcester Cathedral organ was built by the late Robert Hope-Jones in 1896, the best of the pipes of the old Hill organ being incorporated. The specification for the work of renovation and enlargement was drawn up by Sir Ivor Atkins , in consultation with Messrs. Harrison and Harrison. There are four manuals ; sixty speaking stops, and twenty-three couplers. The mechanism is electro-pneumatic. The organ is a good deal distributed, the main organ being in the South transept.
Sir Ivor Atkins was appointed
Organist and Choirmaster of Worcester Cathedral in 1896, and has conducted at the Worcester meetings of the Three Choirs Festival since 1899.

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Sir Ivor Atkins
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Robert Hope-Jones
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Ivor Atkins
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Sir Ivor Atkins

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