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BIOS Membership
BIOS is a society made by and responsible to its members. The organ and its music – the largest of all solo repertoires – continually attract much interest, technical skill and intelligent musicianship, so the Society looks forward to a growing membership, and would welcome you.
If you appreciate a unique society combining historical, musical and technical interests; if you play the organ and work on enlarging your repertory; if you visit instruments or need to learn more about particular kinds of organ, as a builder, restorer, adviser, curator, or saviour of a threatened instrument; if you would benefit from exchange with established scholars; if you have suggestions for, or wish to contribute to publications or conferences, then BIOS is not only for you but would welcome your contribution to what many an ancient writer called the “Instrument of Instruments”.
BIOS has over 500 members, mostly in Britain, but a number in European countries, the USA, Canada, the Far East and Australasia. The Council and membership include advisers, archivists, authors, enthusiasts, historians, organ-builders, scholars, teachers and performers. Membership is open to anyone who supports the Society’s Aims.
Why join BIOS?
- Quarterly Reporter Publications Stay informed and inspired with the BIOS Reporter, a periodical available in both printed and digital formats. Each issue features articles on historical, technical, and musical aspects of the organ world, alongside updates on BIOS activities and news from the organ community.
- Annual BIOS Journal Receive the BIOS Journal, an internationally respected publication featuring scholarly research and studies on organ history, design, and performance.
- Networking Opportunities Connect with a diverse group of members, including advisers, archivists, authors, restorers, curators, performers, and enthusiasts.
- Exclusive Events Participate in BIOS conferences and events, gaining insights from leading experts in the field and engaging with others who share your passion for the organ.
- Contribution and Collaboration Share your expertise by contributing to BIOS publications or joining collaborative projects, helping preserve and promote the legacy of the organ in Britain.
Annual rates
- Student Membership from £12
- Senior Membership from £32
- Ordinary Membership from £37
Already a BIOS member?
Please note this area is under development.
We expect to launch member content soon. For further information or to request early access, please contact membership@bios.org.uk.