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Cathedral organ scholarship

A year-long cathedral organ scholarship is offered by the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament in Christchurch.

The scholarship provides free organ tuition, and requires regular accompaniment for choir and cathedral Masses. The recipient would

gain a variety of experience in liturgical and concert preparation, and performance music. No previous organ playing experience is required, but applicants should be at a piano-playing level of grade seven. The scholarship might be awarded in further years if appropri-

ate, said the musical director of the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, Mr Don Whelan.

Applications should be sent to Mr Whelan, 2 Carruthers Street, Christchurch, as soon as possible. Further information can be obtained by telephoning 585-873.

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Bibliographic details

Press, 30 September 1986, Page 9

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Cathedral organ scholarship Press, 30 September 1986, Page 9

Cathedral organ scholarship Press, 30 September 1986, Page 9

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