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Weir made her début at the Royal Albert Hall while still a student, as soloist in the Poulenc Organ Concerto, on the opening night of the 1965 season of the Promenade Concerts, and in the same year at the Royal Festival Hall in recital, then the youngest organist to have performed there publicly.

RAM)1992-93: President of the Incorporated Society of Musicians, England1993: Trustee of the Eric Thompson Charitable Trust for Organists and Organ Music1994-96: First woman President of the Royal College of Organists, England1996: Created Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) for services to music1997-98: Visiting Professor of the Royal Academy of Music, London1997: Awarded Honorary Doctorate by the University of Huddersfield (Hon D.Litt)1998: Awarded Silver Medal by the Albert Schweitzer Association (Sweden)1998 - present: President of the Soloist's Ensemble1998: Patron of the Oundle International Festival1999: Appointed the Prince Consort Professor in Organ, Royal College of Music, London1999: March 1999 - Winner of the Evening Standard Award for Outstanding Solo Performance in 19981999: July 1999 - Awarded Honorary Doctorate by Hull University (Hon D.Mus)1999: Patron of Friends of Young Artists' Platform1999 - present: Patron of the Cirencester Early Music Festival2000: November 2000 - Elected Fellow of the Royal College of Music, London (FRCM)2000: December 2000 - Subject of television documentary profile by the South Bank Show (ITV)2001: February 2001 - Awarded Honorary Doctorate by Exeter University (Hon D.Mus)2001: Awarded Honorary Doctorate by Birmingham City University (Hon Doctor of the University)2003: Awarded Honorary Doctorate by Leicester University (Hon D.Mus)2004: Awarded Honorary Doctorate by Aberdeen University (Hon D.Mus)2006: Elected Member of the Senior Common Room at the University College and St Chad's College, Durham University2009: Elected Member of the Senior Common Room at the College of St Hild and St Bede, Durham University2009: Awarded Honorary Doctorate by London University (Hon D.Mus)Weir's six-part television series King of Instruments for the BBC in 1989 drew weekly audiences of two million in Great Britain.

Albans International Organ Competition.Her performance in 1964 of a work by Olivier Messiaen came at a time when his music was little-known outside France, and she became particularly associated with this composer; she has several times performed his complete works in series.