Lucy Morrell is the Head of Academic Music and College Organist at Dulwich College and combines her role in the school with being a London-based freelance organist. Lucy is currently the Sub-Organist at HM Chapel Royal, St James's Palace where she plays regularly for services. Lucy also gives regular recitals across the UK. Prior to moving to London she was the Organ Scholar at Girton College, Cambridge, St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle and the Collegiate Church of St Mary, Warwick.

Carolyn is an organist playing at Shirehampton Methodist Church in Bristol once a month. She has loved the organ since she first played it in a church service at the age of 8 and was the organist of a small church for 2 years as a teenager. She gained her ALCM in piano at that time. Following a career as a lecturer in Forensic Science at UWE, Bristol, she now helps run a small charity training adults with learning difficulties. In her late 50s she finally started having organ lessons, and Alison Howell prepared her for CRCO and ARCO.

Agnes is a chief organist at Christ Church Senju, north east Tokyo and occasionally plays for the Diocesan services at St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Tokyo Diocese. She started to study organ at the age of 28 soon after her Confirmation in the Anglican Church in Japan (NSKK), then completed her master’s degree in Applied Theology at Rikkyo University and succeeded in the CRCO exam with the Limps/Shinn/Durrant prize. Besides having been a church musician for more than decade, Agnes illustrates and contributes cartoons (Manga) for children’s books and magazines.

Mo Suet is a collaborative pianist, organist, and composer. She is currently studying Master of Performance in Piano Accompaniment at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. She obtained LTCL Organ Recital with distinction in 2014 and performed as a soloist in Hong Kong Cultural Center Organ Concert Series “Organ Music after 1900s”. In 2021, she was awarded third place in Odin International Music Competition in keyboard category. In 2017, she joined Dallas Chapter – American Guild of Organist summer festival. She is currently the music director of St Agnes, Kennington Park.
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Bebhinn spent her career as lecturer in musicianship skills and Kodaly based classroom pedagogy at the MTU Cork School of Music. She moved away from fulltime lecturing in 2018 and is now organist at St Mary's Church in Carrigaline in Co. Cork, Ireland. She also maintains a private practice teaching piano, organ, and musicianship skills online and in person. She is a specialist in Kodaly pedagogy and offers tuition in this area also.

Kathrine has been a working musician since 2005, a soprano with a Master of vocal performance from Boston Conservatory, and a bachelor in vocal performance from California State University, Sacramento. Kathrine has been part of the music program at St Luke's Episcopal Church in Auburn since 2013 and has been studying organ under Elaine Stephenson of the same since 2022.

Originally from Belfast, Catherine began learning the organ through a Church of Ireland scholarship before becoming Organ Scholar at Rochester Cathedral and Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, where she studied under Gordon Stewart.



Having spent a year as Acting Assistant Organist at Winchester College, Catherine is now Head of Organ at St Catherine’s School, Bramley. Here she conducts the Chapel Choir, teaches academic music and organ and co-coordinates the Jennifer Bate Organ Academy.



Alongside her teaching job, Catherine is Assistant Organist at St Columba’s Church, Pont Street, and has enjoyed giving recitals in venues such as Portsmouth Cathedral and Bath Abbey.

Eurydice V. Osterman, DMA. began studying organ in college with the late C. Warren Becker. She subsequently served as organist for the Oakwood University Church while teaching theory and composition. She also served as Dean of the Greater Huntsville Chapter of the American Guild of Organists in Alabama and was a recitalist for the Lenten Noontime Concert Series each year. Although retired, she continues to compose and play the organ for a local church.

Gabrielle studies the organ under Rosemary M Field at Worksop Priory every Sunday. On Wednesdays she can be found performing at the morning prayer service.

Fiona is an organist, conductor and composer. She developed a passion for the pipe organ at the age of 13. Fiona received organ tuition with Anne Marsden-Thomas in her early 20s before pursuing piano and studies at the Colchester Institute School of Music. After her studies, Fiona became the Music Director at the East London School of Music charity and also decided to return to organ studies under Nick Morris. Fiona is also a double carer for her two older sisters with multiple complex needs.

Amelia Parkin is the current Organ Scholar at Magdalene College, Cambridge, where she is reading for a degree in Theology, Religion, and Philosophy of Religion.

Her musical education began in Stratford-upon-Avon, where she sang as a chorister at Holy Trinity for many years and later served as the church’s organ scholar during sixth form. She spent last academic year as Organ Scholar at Coventry Cathedral, with performance highlights including Widor’s Messe Solennelle and a recital of German organ music inspired by the Nunc Dimittis.

Amelia now studies organ with Charles Matthews in Stratford and Ben Sheen in Cambridge. Her academic interests range widely, encompassing ecotheology, Christianity in Late Antiquity, and the rich intersection between choral music and theology.

Kathy is Minister of Music at First Presbyterian Church in Durham, NC, USA. She holds degrees in organ from Oberlin and Yale.