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31 May

Lumen Christi! Organ Recital

St Patrick's cathedral organist, Dion Henman, presents an inspiring concert of music through the ages. Hear works from ancient Gregorian chant through Tallis, Bach and Vierne, to popular modern composers including Rutter, Willcocks, Durufle and Langlais.

The program also includes a guest choir.

Date	Times
Sun 31 May	3:00pm - 4:00pm

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