
Concert Hall
Centrally located within The Town Hall complex, The Concert Hall is one of the finest of its type in Britain.
Originally built in 1882 and refurbished in 2000, it also houses the restored Father Willis Organ, boasting superb acoustics.
The Concert Hall hosts a varied programme of classical music, organ recitals, blues, jazz, folk, acoustic pop & rock, stand-up comedy, and lectures to suite all tastes.
Visit The Town Hall website for more information.
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Lunchtime Organ Recitals
Supported by The Berkshire Organists' Association
All recitals take place at The Concert Hall
Special Offer -You can now save time and money by booking your organ recital ticket in advance.
Advance Price: £5
On Doors: £6
Advance tickets are available until 11am on the day of the recital.
(PLEASE NOTE: The Town Hall/Concert Hall is now a Cashless venue, so payment by CREDIT/DEBIT card is required.)
Dates for 2021-2022
Monday 11 October 2021 - John Halsey
Monday 1 November 2021 - Relf Clark
Monday 17 January 2022
Monday 7 March 2022
Monday 9 May 2022
Monday 4 July 2022
Berkshire Organists’ Association
Patron: Dame Gillian Weir
The Berkshire Organists' Association is proud to support the series of organ recitals on the historic Father Willis organ in the Concert Hall, ensuring that this important instrument is played and heard regularly.
Our association was formed in 1921 with the aims of promoting the art of organ playing, bringing the organ and its music to the public, and providing advice and support to players. We hold regular organ-related events monthly for members, including social gatherings and visits to churches, cathedrals and concert halls across Southern England. We also arrange public organ concerts in local churches.
New members, who need not be players, can be assured of a very warm welcome. We hope that anyone interested in the organ and its music will join us.
For further information please visit www.berkshireorganists.org.uk