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OPINION: ‘Concert will pull out all the stops’

Funds raised will go towards the Organ Restoration Fund.

DEAR Editor:

A concert with a difference is being presented by St Paul’s Anglican Church, on the corner of Williamson and Arbuthnot Streets, Scottburgh, this Sunday, October 27, at 3pm.

The church has a pipe organ which was installed over 60 years ago.

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It is a unique instrument on the South Coast and is usually only heard at weekly worship services.

The concert will feature a vocal soloist, two out-of-town organists who will give recitals, and also accompany a guest choir in their singing of hymns and anthems.

It promises to be a programme of inspiring and melodious music with some communal singing as well.

Tickets are R60 and will be available at the door.

Funds raised will go towards the Organ Restoration Fund.

Organisers, however, advise that early arrival would assure music-lovers of good seats.

Refreshments will be served at interval.

ALISTAIR WALKER

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