Shakespeare's Church Organ

In the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon, England, lies the Church of the Holy Trinity – a Grade I listed building with an incredible story. This spectacular historical site is where William Shakespeare, the most celebrated playwright in the English language, was baptised and is buried. In a unique collaboration with the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), the magnificent and reverent sound of the pipe organ was captured, recording many tonal combinations in the glorious acoustics of the Holy Trinity Church, and bringing it to life on stage for the production of Twelfth Night. A deeply moving instrument heard in church services over centuries, now the timeless and transformative voice of this historic organ can be used to evoke the poetic spirit of William Shakespeare, into your own scores.