This book has been published to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of the foundation of the Organ Historical Trust of Australia in 1977. It provides a pictorial record of pipe organs in Australia that have been lost through various agencies. Some have simply been removed and broken up, others have been […]
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Notice of Meeting
THE ORGAN HISTORICAL TRUST OF AUSTRALIA ABN 99 005 443 372 NOTICE OF MEETING Notice is hereby given that the 40th Annual General Meeting of the Organ Historical Trust of Australia will be held on Tuesday 26 September 2017 at 9.00 am at St Mark’s Anglican Church, 250 George […]
OHTA News April 2017
Please click on the cover to download the April 2017 issue.
OHTA News January 2017
The Organ Historical Trust of Australia greatly regrets the non-receipt of the January 2017 issue of OHTA News which has been mislaid in transit by Australia Post. Members will be sent replacement hard copies shortly. Please click on the cover to download the latest issue.
2017 OHTA Conference
The conference will start on Monday 25 September, with registration from 9.00 am at St Paul’s Cathedral. It will conclude in Ballarat on Saturday 30 September at 12.15 pm and after a lunch break the coach will drop participants at Melbourne airport by 3.00 pm and then central Melbourne. As […]
Carcoar Catholic Church
The page of the 1890 Kirkland organ at Carcoar has been updated. Thanks to Mark Quarmby. There are before and after shots of the organ’s restoration. The specification has been updated.
Early Fincham organ badly damaged in Carlton church fire
The organ in St Jude’s Anglican Church, Carlton, Melbourne was very seriously damaged in a fire lit by arsonists on the evening of Friday 17 October 2014. This organ is of enormous significance as the earliest example of an organ built in Melbourne by George Fincham to remain substantially intact. […]
Opening of the restored Hill & Son organ, Tanunda
On Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 August 2014 the completion of the meticulous restoration of the Hill & Son organ was commemorated in two concerts, each to a capacity audience of around 350 persons. The organ soloist for each concert was Dominic Perissinotto, from Perth, WA, who performed on the […]
