Less than one month to go until the 98th Anniversary Festival Evensong and Organ Recital to celebrate our Centenary year! 🎶✨ Given by our Cathedral Organist, Prof Ian Tracey who is speaking with us about the reason we hold this recital, celebrate with us as we unveil the Echo Organ, the final piece of our extraordinary instrument, and hear it for the first time! 🎉 📅 Date: 19 October 🕒 Time: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm 🔗Get your tickets https://bit.ly/46jeF05 | Liverpool Cathedral

One week until our 98th Anniversary Festival Evensong and Organ Recital! 🎉 Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime experience as our Cathedral Organist, Prof Ian Tracey, takes you on a musical journey. Be among the first to hear the newly unveiled Echo Organ. This is a special celebration you won't want to miss. Date: October 19th Time: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Tickets: https://bit.ly/46jeF05 #LiverpoolCathedral #OrganRecital #CentenaryCelebration #Music #DontMissOut | Liverpool Cathedral

In 2026, we celebrate 100 years of Liverpool Cathedral’s magnificent Willis Organ with a special Organ Centenary Series - six world-class recitals across the year, performed by internationally renowned organists❤️🎼 From Bach to Wagner and beyond, each recital showcases the extraordinary power and beauty of this iconic instrument. ✨ Save with a Series Ticket Experience all six recitals for £75 with our discounted full series ticket. Full programme details are available via the link below 🎼 Firs

Step inside the UK’s largest Cathedral and be swept away by the sound of the UK’s largest pipe organ as we celebrate the 99th anniversary of its dedication 🔥🎶 📅 Saturday 18 October 🎵 Recital by Professor Ian Tracey 🕯️ Following Choral Evensong sung by the Cathedral Choir This annual recital has been held every single year since 1926, and this year you can be part of that living tradition. Step into the UKs Largest Cathedral and listen to the UKs largest pipe Organ... Book via the link in ou

There is still chance to join us tomorrow for our 99th Anniversary Organ Recital at Liverpool Cathedral - an afternoon of stunning music performed on one of the world’s greatest cathedral organs💫 Whether you’re a classical music lover or simply looking for a peaceful escape, this is the perfect way to spend your Saturday. 🎟️ Last few tickets available – book now via the LINK IN OUR BIO 🔗 #LiverpoolCathedral #OrganRecital #LiveMusic #LiverpoolEvents #CathedralMusic | Liverpool Cathedral

Step inside the UK’s largest Cathedral and be swept away by the sound of the UK’s largest pipe organ as we celebrate the 99th anniversary of its dedication 🔥🎶 📅 Saturday 18 October 🎵 Recital by Professor Ian Tracey 🕯️ Following Choral Evensong sung by the Cathedral Choir This annual recital has been held every single year since 1926, and this year you can be part of that living tradition. Book Now: https://ow.ly/T0pT50WKaaW Step into the UKs Largest Cathedral and listen to the UKs largest p

This October, experience history in sound at Liverpool Cathedral🎶🎹 Join us for a very special Organ Recital marking the 99th anniversary of the dedication of our world-famous Cathedral Organ… a tradition unbroken since 1926!! Performed by the internationally acclaimed Professor Ian Tracey, this is your chance to hear our magnificent organ in its full glory on a landmark occasion❤️ 📅 Saturday 18 October 🎟️ Tickets available now : https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/99th-anniversary-organ-recital-l

Kicking off our Christmas season, its time to put our magnificent organ through its paces. Liverpool Cathedral and City Organist, Ian Tracey, popped in to the Hall to prepare ahead of his Organ Sleigh Ride Lunchtime Concert this December. Let's celebrate four centuries of festive cheer – from Bach to Leroy Anderson’s evergreen Sleigh Ride. Organ Sleigh Ride Lunchtime Concert Monday 23 December at 1pm https://zurl.co/38Wu | Royal Liverpool Philharmonic

In the latest episode of The Organ Podcast, available via https://bit.ly/3XObnOv, enjoy a full tour of the Liverpool Cathedral organ featuring an exclusive preview of the new Echo division with Ian Tracey. | Royal College of Organists