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John Scott (USA/UK) Organist and Director of Music at St Thomas Church, Fifth Avenue, New York • moved to US after a 26 year association with St Paul's Cathedral • huge discography bears testimony to his consistent brilliance over 30 years at the top of his profession• headline artist at all the major organ festivals • hear him at King's College, Cambridge |
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Anne Page (Australia/UK) Australian-born organ and harmonium virtuoso • inspired performer of baroque and contemporary repertoire • knowledgeable and encouraging teacher • long-standing association with Oundle for Organists |
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Margaret Phillips (UK) One of Britain's most outstanding concert organists and teachers • internationally sought after as recitalist, teacher and jury member • Professor of Organ at the Royal College of Music • recordings include complete Mendelssohn, Saint-Saëns and Stanley • complete Bach in progress |
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James Lloyd Thomas (UK) Director of Music at Christchurch, Eastbourne and Organist, University of Sussex • hugely experienced choral and orchestral conductor • teaches at St Giles International Organ School • life and soul of the party! |
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Thierry Mechler (France) Professor of Organ at Cologne Hochschule • formerly Professor at Annecy Conservatoire and Titulaire of Cathédrale St-Jean in Lyon • virtuoso executant and dazzling improviser• charisma personified! |
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Robert Quinney (UK) Director of Oundle for Organists • Sub-Organist of Westminster Abbey • busy recitalist • in demand as continuo player with top period ensembles • double disc from Westminster Cathedral (Brahms, Wagner and Dupré) acclaimed as 'one of the best organ recordings you'll ever hear' |
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Matthew Martin (UK) Assistant Master of Music at Westminster Cathedral • teaches keyboard skills and organ improvisation at Royal Academy of Music • fluent performer and improviser • enjoys increasing recognition as a composer of fresh and vibrant choral music • is there anything he can't do? |
Organ Scholars/Conservatoire students - keep Easter 2011 free! We are planning a new course especially for students making the leap from school to college. If you have a place in the bag and need to shape up in advance, or if you're already engaged in fulltime work at the organ and with choirs, we can help you - and it will be an opportunity to socialise and compare notes with your peers in a friendly, non-competitive environment. Keep an eye on www.oundlefestival.org.uk for further details. |
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Mark Williams (UK) Director of Music at Jesus College, Cambridge • formerly Assistant Sub- Organist of St Paul's Cathedral • Principal Conductor of English Chamber Opera • prolific concert and recording artist, including film scores and crossover • enthusiastic teacher of all age groups |
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