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“What age would be a good age to learn to play the organ?”
Resident Harry used to play the organ for his wife, and when he felt he was proficient enough he treated himself to his very own organ. Unfortunately, when he fell ill after only being able to play his new musical instrument a few times, his practising came to a stop.
Now settled at Barty, Harry’s request to have his superb organ moved to the home has now been organised, and Harry can once again continue with his studies!
Harry’s next project is to organise a concert for the residents of Barty, so he is busy sorting out a professional organist to come and play for us, and we sincerely hope that Harry will play for us too. We can’t wait!
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