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About OHTA
About OHTA |
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Historic Organs of Australia
Many of our historic instruments have been documented with histories, specifications and photos listed under each State link below. Although not all historic, the most important organs found in our Cathedrals, main City Churches, Town Halls, Concert Halls, Universities and Conservatoria have also been included. Organs of Australia & New Zealand
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OHTA Conferences
Our conferences are an excellent way to get to know our heritage of historical instruments intimately. Here are links to the photos and documentation of the organs visited during our conferences. OHTA annual Conferences |
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Useful Resources
The Organ in Australia |
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1875 Hill & Son Organ Restoration Appeal
When installed in the Adelaide Town Hall in 1877, the William Hill & Son Grand Organ was the largest pipe organ in the colony. The instrument is the oldest surviving concert organ on the Australian mainland and also the only Hill & Son organ in South Australia. Find out how you may help to restore this organ |
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The Christopher Dearnley Award
The Christopher Dearnley Award is awarded for new recordings or the re-release of archival recordings made on Australian pipe organs, or Australian recordings involving a significant local pipe organ component. |
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