Within the Australian organ world, Sydney and its surrounds is unique. Nowhere else in the country can be found a comparable group of dedicated teachers who lead and inspire such a large cohort of talented young organ students. Based on what we hear today, it is fair to claim that Sydney can anticipate a healthy and exciting future for the instrument. This year’s Young Organists Day will feature talent not just from Sydney, but also interstate and overseas.

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.

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Seating & ticketing

The recital takes place in Centennial Hall.

Tickets are available for either the Main Hall (Ground Floor) or Galleries (1st Floor).

Tickets are general admission in each section - ie: there are no allocated seats.

Performance times

Please note that doors open from 11:30am and the performance commences at 12:30pm sharp.

We recommend you arrive with plenty of time to find your seat prior to the performance commencing.

Assisted access

If you or your guests require assisted access please arrive to the Lower Ground entrance via Druitt Street.

Both the Main Hall and Galleries are accessible by elevator.

We aim to offer inclusive and accessible events and activities. If you have any particular access or communication needs, contact the team on 9265 9333 or email operations@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au.

Sydney Town Hall Organ Recital - Young Organist's Day