Rhapsody performed by Michael Heighway

"Rhapsody" by Herbert Howells (1892 - 1983) performed by Michael Heighway.
Featuring the T.C. Lewis Pipe Organ (Brixton, London, 1891) located in St Paul's Anglican Cathedral, Melbourne Australia.
Details of the above instrument can be found on the Organ Historical Trust of Australia website www.ohta.org.au
Michael Heighway began his musical education as a chorister at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle under Jonathan Rees-Williams. He then gained a Music Scholarship to Eton, where he studied piano with Jeremy Filsell and organ with David Goode. Michael gained his ARCO diploma at school, and has given recitals as both an organist and pianist in Leicester Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, Portsmouth Cathedral and abroad. He spent half his Gap Year as Organ Scholar of St Thomas Church, Fifth Avenue, New York under John Scott, and spent the remainder as Organ Scholar of St Paul's, Melbourne under Dr June Nixon. While in Australia, Michael performed many recitals throughout the Melbourne area, and on radio. Michael is currently Junior Organ Scholar at Christ Church Oxford, UK.

[@THyperon]

Ive been there last January, the coloured pipes are so beautiful. Greets from Munich/Germany

[@quiretenor]

Fabulous work, fabulous instrument and a fabulous player. All fabulous!

[@jamesmarshall690]

my talented nephew....go michael