Molly is a young organist based in West Sussex. In October 2023, she will take up the position of Junior Organ Scholar at Pembroke College, Cambridge, where she will read Music. She has been playing the organ since January 2022, completed her grade 8 exam in May 2022, and is currently working towards her ARCO diploma. Alongside the organ, Molly plays the piano, violin and viola.

Alison is an organist based in Bristol where she works as a freelance musician. After taking up the organ at the age of 16 with Eric Hemery, she gained a place at the Royal Academy of Music where her teachers were Dr Peter Hurford and Anne Page. She continued studying in Amsterdam and London with a scholarship from the Countess of Munster Musical Trust. On passing her FRCO, Alison won the Coventry Cathedral Recital Award for outstanding performance of the pieces. Alison frequently gives solo recitals (often including music by women composers), accompanies numerous choirs, and enjoys teaching organ and piano.

Janet began piano lessons at the age of nine, adding the viola four years later. She learnt the organ during the holidays for two years before gaining an organ scholarship to Girton College, Cambridge. Later, living in Brussels, she studied organ at the Liege Conservatoire with Jean Ferrard. Now living in Kent she teaches the piano and plays the organ in Wye and occasionally in Hythe. She enjoys working with choirs, and is passionate about playing the viola and piano in chamber music.

Pam is an organist, conductor and composer based in Berlin and West Yorkshire. She works as Kirchenmusikerin at Pfingstkirche in Berlin, playing the organ for services and conducting Pfingstchor. Pam also conducts the Enodamus chamber choir and is Associate Conductor of NewYVC youth choir in London. She enjoys performing classical repertoire alongside music for organ with electronics, encouraging new approaches to the organ through her outreach project: Metamorphosis: Urban-Organ. As a composer, Pam explores musical surface, blending acoustic forces with aspects of electronic and urban music; an approach which forms the basis of her current research at the University of Huddersfield.

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Formerly organ scholar at St Hugh's College Oxford, I now play occasionally at St Mary of Charity Faversham and participate in its choral tradition. I am also an autistic advocate and write about my autistic experiences including music and faith at https://helenjeffries.wordpress.com/.

At the time of joining, Llinos is in her 60s and has had 2 organ lessons; thereby proving that it's never too late to learn the organ or too early to identify as a woman organist.

After a career in the public sector and much experience of being asked/persuaded/badgered into playing for church services, Llinos has decided that retirement presents a wonderful opportunity to finally learn to play properly. And so the adventure begins!

Bonnie is a composer, performer, and teacher in Joliet, Illinois where she is accompanist for Tutti Voce Collective chorale. She is Organist Emerita at 1st United Methodist Church in Lockport, Illinois and has taught at the Univ. of St. Francis, Joliet Junior College, and Upper Iowa University. She currently is recording her organ compositions for release on Youtube. She has performed her music on several continents. In her spare time she cultivates a butterfly garden.

Liz Dilnot Johnson is a British composer with a wealth of music ranging from exquisite miniatures to large-scale multi-dimensional works, vocal, orchestral and chamber music. As composer-in-residence with Ex Cathedra she creates choral music that stretches the imagination for children's, amateur and professional choirs. Her Requiem "When A Child Is A Witness - Requiem for Refugees" was premiered at Coventry Cathedral and won the Ivors Composer Award for community and participation 2022.

Erica Johnson, DMA, is a Boston based organist and church musician. She is also the College Organist and Instructor of Organ and Harpsichord of Wellesley College. Erica is a graduate of the Oberlin Conservatory, Oberlin College, New England Conservatory, and the Eastman School of Music. She studied an additional two years with Harald Vogel at the Hochschule für Musik in Bremen, Germany. Erica enjoys programming concerts showcasing women composers for the organ.

Lindsey is a native of Fort Worth, Texas, who recently moved to Arizona to pursue a Master’s in Organ in the studio of Dr. Kimberly Marshall. She has been passionate about church music from a young age and while in high school, became interested in the organ, eventually completing a Bachelors' in Organ Performance in the studio of Dr. Devon Howard. In addition to organ studies, Lindsey is a cellist and singer. She has traveled and performed throughout the United States and abroad, including France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Spain, and Portugal.

ilid is an organist and pianist from Gwynedd, North Wales. She started playing the piano at the age of 7 and the organ at the age of 14.

She studied music at University College of Wales, Bangor, gaining B.Mus. and Master of Philosophy. ilid has 40 years of experience in performing as a pianist, organist, accompanist, choral conductor and tutor.

She’s one of official organists of the National Eisteddfod of Wales and the Gorsedd y Beirdd, and has performed in Europe, America and Australia.