
Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm)
Mon 21 Sept · 13:05
Newcastle Cathedral, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
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Newcastle Cathedral continues its popular weekly organ recitals, a cherished fixture in the city's cultural calendar. Every Monday afternoon, precisely at 1:05pm, the Cathedral's magnificent Lewis/Harrison/Nicholson organ comes alive with the sounds of talented musicians. These performers, drawn from both the vibrant local music scene and further afield, showcase the full capabilities of this remarkable instrument. Visitors have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the powerful and resonant tones of the organ as they fill the historic and awe-inspiring space of the Cathedral. It's a chance to pause, reflect, and appreciate the artistry involved in both the performance and the instrument itself. These recitals are entirely free to attend, offering a wonderful cultural experience accessible to everyone. For those who wish to contribute to the continuation of these events and the upkeep of the Cathedral, a retiring collection is held.
The event features music played on the Lewis/Harrison/Nicholson organ.
Recitals are performed by musicians from the local area as well as from other churches and cathedrals.
The recitals are free to attend, though a retiring collection is taken with a suggested donation of £5.
Details written from the information supplied by the event organiser.
Weather on the day
Mainly clear · 16°C
Feels like 13°C · Chance of rain 14% · Wind 18 km/h
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Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm) takes place on Monday, 21 September 2026 at 13:05.
Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm) is held at Newcastle Cathedral, Newcastle-upon-Tyne in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm) is performing at Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm).
Tickets for Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm) can be booked via newcastlecathedral.org.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.

Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm)
🎤 Performer
Organ Recital performs classical music on the organ, often featuring works from Bach and other Baroque composers. They are a fixture in the UK classical music scene, regularly touring mid-size venues across England and Wales. Their performances attract audiences interested in traditional musical forms and appreciate the technical skill required to play such pieces live.
About this event
Newcastle Cathedral continues its popular weekly organ recitals, a cherished fixture in the city's cultural calendar. Every Monday afternoon, precisely at 1:05pm, the Cathedral's magnificent Lewis/Harrison/Nicholson organ comes alive with the sounds of talented musicians. These performers, drawn from both the vibrant local music scene and further afield, showcase the full capabilities of this remarkable instrument.
Visitors have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the powerful and resonant tones of the organ as they fill the historic and awe-inspiring space of the Cathedral. It's a chance to pause, reflect, and appreciate the artistry involved in both the performance and the instrument itself. These recitals are entirely free to attend, offering a wonderful cultural experience accessible to everyone. For those who wish to contribute to the continuation of these events and the upkeep of the Cathedral, a retiring collection is held.
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Details
The event features music played on the Lewis/Harrison/Nicholson organ.
Recitals are performed by musicians from the local area as well as from other churches and cathedrals.
The recitals are free to attend, though a retiring collection is taken with a suggested donation of £5.
Details written from the information supplied by the event organiser.
❓ Frequently asked questions
When is Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm)?
Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm) takes place on Monday, 21 September 2026 at 13:05.
Where is Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm) taking place?
Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm) is held at Newcastle Cathedral, Newcastle-upon-Tyne in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Who is performing at Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm)?
Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm) is performing at Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm).
How do I get tickets for Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm)?
Tickets for Organ Recital (Every Monday, 1:05pm) can be booked via newcastlecathedral.org.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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