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OLIVIER LATRY AT CHRIST CHURCH

Olivier Latry, titular organist of the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris, will perform in Christ Church Cathedral on Tuesday 10 November (8pm).
8 Oct 2026
Music Trust

Established as the leading worldwide ambassador for his instrument, Olivier Latry has performed in the world’s most prestigious venues, been the guest of top orchestras throughout the world under renowned conductors, recorded for major labels and premiered an impressive number of works. Named titular organist at Notre-Dame in Paris at the age of 23 and organist Emeritus at the Orchestre National de Montréal since 2012, Olivier Latry is an accomplished, thoughtful and adventurous musician, exploring all possible fields of the organ music, with an exceptional talent as an improviser.

This performance will last 70 minutes, with no interval. The performer will be not directly in view, but screens providing a live relay will be visible from all seats.

Further details and tickets.

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