Saturday 6th December 2025 Tickets £10 Published on Eventbrite from next week. Follow our Facebook Page facebook.com/ anorganforglasgow for updates. Registration at 1.30pm for 2.00pm start Ticket includes tea, coffee and festive treats. Under 18s FREE accompanied by an adult. In aid of An Organ for Glasgow.  St Mary’s Cathedral Glasgow, 300 Great Western Rd Glasgow G4 9JB

After over 12 years at St Mary’s Cathedral, our beloved Cathedral Organist, Steven McIntyre, will be moving on. In November Steven will take up the post of Director of Music at Dunblane Cathedral - we are delighted for him but sorry to see him go. Recently Provost of St Mary's, The Very Rev Kelvin Holdsworth interviewed Steven for live broadcast and you can see it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sF4XKmq2bfY .   Steven read Music at the University of Glasgow, and is a Fel

Friday, October 24 St Mary’s Cathedral Ceilidh Join us for a glorious ceilidh in aid of the St Mary’s Cathedral organ project, An Organ...

Sunday 12th October after 11am service All the news about An Organ for Glasgow: learn what we've raised, hear about the painstaking work...

Listen to Callum Campbell on double bass and Aeronwy Gault on piano play a wonderful programme of music.

The WOOFYT photos are in. As part of its mission to spread awareness of organ music St Mary's held a unique learning experience for young and old alike. Presented by Jeremy Sampson and The Woofyt in partnership with Glasgow Society of Organists

Name : Jennifer Taylor Age : 29 Career path/Course of Study: BMus (voice) and MMus (vocal composition) at Aberdeen University then...

Eilidh Harris Age: 17 Career Path/Course of Study:  Organ and piano student, (currently at the Music School of Douglas Academy) How long...

Name: Samuel Macdonald Age: 26 Career Path: Musical theatre composer/musical director How long have I been in the choir? 3 years What...

Musicans Frikki Walker, Steven McIntyre and Eilidh Harris are an indispensable part of life at St Mary ’ s, but did you know that Frikki...

To my eyes and ears the organ will ever be the King of Instruments. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Pipe organs in the UK are currently enduring...

Our prospective new organ, for which we are raising funds was built by Henry Willis 2, son of the great "Father" Willis, adhering to his...