Trains, Trossachs, Choirs and the Council:: Neilston Parish Church’s First Organist

Karen McAulay

Trains, Trossachs, Choirs and the Council: Neilston Parish Church’s First Organist

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Article for the Glasgow Society of Organist's Newsletter, the Glasgow Diapason, about amateur music-making in the West of Scotland in the late Victorian and Edwardian eras, a tradesman who was probably the first Barrhead provost with a music degree, a diploma, two homes and his own chamber organ.

Original language	English
Type	Newsletter article
Publisher	Glasgow Society of Organists
Number of pages	3
Place of Publication	Glasgow
Volume	September 2022
Publication status	Published or Performed - 23 Sept 2022

Keywords

Music history

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