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- Llanelwy is the Welsh name for the place called St Asaph. It means the sacred religious enclosure on the banks of the River Elwy. It is impossible to give an historically accurate account of the beginnings of Christianity in the early settlement at Llanelwy. Legend and tradition are confusingly mixed and there is no archaeological evidence or written record before the twelfth century.
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Organ Recital Series 2020

Wednesday 1st April: Christopher Enston, St Asaph Cathedral
Wednesday 6th May: Robert Jones, Bangor
Wednesday 3rd June: Paul Hale, Organist Emeritus Southwell Minster
Wednesday 1st July: Richard Lea, Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
Wednesday 5th August: Ian Higginson, University of Gloucestershire
Wednesday 2nd September: Christopher Jones, Bristol

Recitals start at 7.30 pm.
Admission £6 including programme.

For further please contact
Cathedral Office: 01745 582245
Cathedral Song School: 01745 584053
Director of Music: directorofmusic@stasaphcathedral.wales

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