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Danish virtuoso Tina Christiansen brings the grandeur of the great cathedrals to St James’
Programme
Toccata, Adagio and Fugue in C major, BWV 564
Deuxième Choral en si mineur
Toccata (2002)
Rhapsody No. 1 in D-flat major, Op. 17, No. 1
Out in the Countryside (2020)
From the television series Wild and Wonderful Denmark
The Flight of the Golden Eagle (2020)
From the television series Wild and Wonderful Denmark
Main Theme (2020)
From the television series Wild and Wonderful Denmark
Eventide Étude (2023)
Dedicated to Tina Christiansen
Symphony No. 5 in A minor, Op. 47
V. Final (Allegro moderato)

The programme is different from the programme she will perform at St. James’ Anglican Church, and the organ is a Frobenius Tracker, originally from Resen Church in Northern Jutland, Denmark.
Programme
Niels Wilhelm Gade 1817-1890
Festpræludium over “Lover den Herre”
Diderik Buxtehude 1637-1707
Præludium i fis-mol, BuxWV 146,
Ciacona i e-mol, BuxWV 160
Passacaglia i d-mol, BuxWV 161
Johan Peter Emilius Hartmann 1805-1900
Fantasi i f-mol, op. 20
Carl Nielsen 1865-1931
fra “29 små præludier”, op. 51:
– nr. 9 i B-dur
– nr. 11 i G-dur
– nr. 25 i fis-mol
– nr. 28 i C-dur
Tore Bjørn Larsen f. 1957
Fest på Fyn – Med Carl Nielsen i Kirke (2025)
Martin Lohse f. 1971
Fast Track (2017)
Rued Langgaard 1893-1952
Fantasi over folkevisen “Dronning Dagmar ligger i Ribe syg”
Otto Malling 1848-1915
Kærlighedens Gave, fra “Paulus” op. 78

Base on the novella by Robert Louis Stevenson and starring John Barrymore. Accompanied live by organist Edward Norman on the historic Wurlitzer organ.

Join us for a fun-filled evening of spooky and scary music! Come in costume!
Treats for kids (and the young at heart) after the concert.
More info to come this fall.
Three of Charlie Chaplin’s best loved short films: The Champion (1915), The Cure (1917) and The Adventurer (1917). Accompanied live by Michael Dirk, Maria Gajraj and Koos van Nieuwkoop on the historic Wurlitzer organ.

In collaboration with the St. James Music Series.
More info to come in the spring of 2027
More details to come later in 2026 and in early 2027.
Will include concerts by renowned performers, workshops, masterclasses, and the RCCO National Organ Competition.
