Sydney Town Hall organ recitals

Important ticket information: All organ recitals now require tickets for entry. Tickets to the next performance will be available from 30 September.

Titus Grenyer is an accomplished organist, conductor, composer and teacher. He's currently the manager of the organ and carillon at the University of Sydney, director of music at Our Lady of Dolours Church in Chatswood and the creator of Australia's largest organ Youtube channel, Pep Organ. 

Titus produces the City of Sydney’s annual organ recital program at Sydney Town Hall. He is excited to bring accessible and deeply musical performances to the city. 

About the amazing Sydney Town Hall grand organ:

The grand organ was installed in 1890 as a major feature of the new Sydney Town Hall, the world’s largest town hall and second largest concert hall at the time. Labelled the world’s finest concert organ when it was unveiled, the instrument is now of great historical significance and would cost around $20 million to replace.

Built by William Hill and Son of London, the organ was also the biggest in the world at the time, with 126 speaking stops, nearly 9,000 pipes and a unique 64 foot pedal stop. It is still the largest organ ever constructed with tubular pneumatic playing action. The spectacular front case was designed by Arthur Hill.

2025 program

• Tuesday 14 October, 7pm, One Man Orchestra - Tickets available 30 September

• Monday 17 November 12:30pm, featuring Daniel Roth, Saint-Sulpice, Paris - Tickets available 3 November

• Wednesday 17 December, 8pm, Christmas at Sydney Town Hall - Tickets available 26 November

• Monday 22 December, 12:30pm, Young Organist's Day - Tickets available 8 December

• Wednesday 17 December, 8pm, Christmas at Sydney Town Hall. This is a paid event. Ticketing details will be available early November.

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