We were delighted in the Autumn of 2021 to appoint David Lawrence as our Music Director. David Lawrence is one of the UK's most versatile conductors, working with orchestras, symphony choruses and national youth choirs. He was recently nominated for a Gramophone Award for his conducting, has recently been awarded a prestigious ARAM by the Royal Academy of Music, and holds the Guinness World Record for conducting the UK's largest choir of 6,846 singers.
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Thomas Moore was born in Leicester and received his early education in the city, including lessons at the piano, organ and trombone. He was a treble chorister in Leicester Cathedral Choir and whilst there took organ lessons with the Assistant Organist at the Cathedral, Geoffrey Carter. Tom studied music at A level on a specialist music course run by Charles Keene College in Leicester, then went to Huddersfield University to undertake undergraduate and post graduate degrees and is a Bachelor of Music and Master of the Arts in Performance Studies.
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Anthony Gray is an organist, choir director and composer based in Yorkshire. Born in Scarborough, he was a chorister at Blackburn Cathedral before moving back to Yorkshire, where he was educated at Ilkley Grammar School. Studying the organ with Edward Scott and Alexander Woodrow, he became organ scholar at Bradford Cathedral for two and a half years, before reading music at Robinson College, Cambridge, where he held the Basil Shone Organ Scholarship.
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