# Thomas Trotter
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thomas trotter (born 1957) is a British concert organist. He is Birmingham City Organist, organist of St Margaret's, Westminster, visiting Fellow in Organ Studies at the Royal Northern College of Music and president of St Albans International Organ Festival.
He was a pupil at Malvern College and studied music at Cambridge University where he was organ scholar at King's College.
Radio Orphans Podcast 385
Welcome to Episode 385 of the Radio Orphans Podcast.This episode contains the following independent musicfor your listening pleasure:"Meanwhile In Afghanistan" from David Rovics.Punk folk from Oregon."Diamond In The Sky" from Bus Stop Dreams.Pop rock from Sweden."Leaving The Past Behind" from Thoma…
Idyllic Music Podcast #29 - Inspired By
This week we'll hear from the Digital Nasty, Modular Heaven, Thomas Trotter, Jahspre, Jillene and Siegfried Gautier
Hitting the Books: How Florence Nightingale changed medicine using stats and 'rose charts'
During Crimean War, hospitals of the day weren't so much centers of healing or recovery as they were the places where injured combatants went to die slightly more slowly. Turkey's Scutari hospital was one such notorious example. Converted by the British Empire from army barracks, Scutari lacked eve…
Cultivating Crew Culture: Groundskeeper Chat with John Clintsman, Thomas Trotter and Michael Brownlee
At the core John Clintsman's sports turf journey is mentorship, so it was fitting for him to invite two of his mentors, Thomas Trotter and Michael Brownlee to join us for a chat about cultivating crew culture. The three gentlemen reflect on the importance of mentorship in our industry, how culture …
SOP Podcast #21 - Ad Wammes About His Ride In A High - Speed Train For Organ
Welcome to episode 21 of Secrets of Organ Playing Podcast!
(hosted by Vidas Pinkevicius from Secrets of Organ Playing - http://www.organduo.lt)
Today's guest is Ad Wammes (b. 1953) - a Dutch composer of numerous instrumental, chamber, and choral works who recently has published a fascinating pi…
Medicine at Sea in the 18th and 19th Centuries
Even today life at sea can be difficult when there are medical issues. But what was it like in earlier periods? Here, Amy Chandler returns and explores life at sea and naval medicine on board naval fleets throughout the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
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14. Melvin Van Peebles Part 1 - Pre-Melvin
It is our first episode on the life and work of the revolutionary artist, Melvin Van Peebles... only Mr. Van Peebles will not be appearing. In order to understand the themes, imagery and messages within his films, we are going to tell a story of African American representation in American drama. We…
Bingham's Secret Garden
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At the BBC Proms on today’s date in 2004 Proms a new piece by the British composer Judith Bingham was premiered by the BBC Chorus. The Secret Garden was inspired by several events: a conversation about Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden, a BBC TV series, The Private World of Plants, some …
Episode 46: Kindergarten Stories
Join Dr Ernst on Elevated Insights: A TCSD Podcast this week as he explores the world of kindergarten with three of our dedicated elementary educators: Meghan Mouritsen, Michelle Bruderer, and Thomas Trotter. They share their experiences, challenges, and joys of teaching kindergarten, along with in…
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