4.30pm – c. 5.30pm
Royal Albert Hall
Coates
March 'Sound and Vision' (4 mins)
Sullivan
Mikado Memories (arr. R. Hills) (7 mins)
Ireland
Miniature Suite - Villanella (4 mins)
Mayerl
Four Aces Suite - Ace of Hearts (3 mins)
German
Three Dances from Nell Gywn (12 mins)
Waller
A Handful of Keys (3 mins)
Richard Hills organ
The annual Royal Albert Hall organ Prom this year sees the mighty Henry Willis instrument in a concert of light music. It's performed by the young British organist Richard Hills - who has an impeccable pedigree as a 'classical' organ player, but also a long-standing interest in the music of the theatre organ. His programme evokes the glory days of the instrument, in the mid twentieth century, with a selection of arrangements, original works and lollipops.
The annual Royal Albert Hall organ Prom this year sees the mighty Henry Willis instrument in a concert of light music. It's performed by the young British organist Richard Hills - who has an impeccable pedigree as a 'classical' organ player, but also a long-standing interest in the music of the theatre organ. His programme evokes the glory days of the instrument, in the mid twentieth century, with a selection of arrangements, original works and lollipops.
Royal Albert Hall
Coates
March 'Sound and Vision' (4 mins)
Sullivan
Mikado Memories (arr. R. Hills) (7 mins)
Ireland
Miniature Suite - Villanella (4 mins)
Mayerl
Four Aces Suite - Ace of Hearts (3 mins)
German
Three Dances from Nell Gywn (12 mins)
Waller
A Handful of Keys (3 mins)
Richard Hills organ
The annual Royal Albert Hall organ Prom this year sees the mighty Henry Willis instrument in a concert of light music. It's performed by the young British organist Richard Hills - who has an impeccable pedigree as a 'classical' organ player, but also a long-standing interest in the music of the theatre organ. His programme evokes the glory days of the instrument, in the mid twentieth century, with a selection of arrangements, original works and lollipops.
The annual Royal Albert Hall organ Prom this year sees the mighty Henry Willis instrument in a concert of light music. It's performed by the young British organist Richard Hills - who has an impeccable pedigree as a 'classical' organ player, but also a long-standing interest in the music of the theatre organ. His programme evokes the glory days of the instrument, in the mid twentieth century, with a selection of arrangements, original works and lollipops.
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