Thomas Trotter: celebrating 40 years as Birmingham City Organist

Tuesday, September 19, 2023

The City Organist is uniquely placed to build a relationship with local audiences and introduce them to a vast range of music through original works and transcriptions. Thomas Trotter champions the role and argues that it’s worth maintaining

Birmingham City Organist Thomas Trotter: ‘The organ speaks to the listener on so many different levels, which is why lunchtime recitals are worth fighting for’
Birmingham City Organist Thomas Trotter: ‘The organ speaks to the listener on so many different levels, which is why lunchtime recitals are worth fighting for’

Credit: Adrian Burrows

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