Amy is a pianist, organist, and violinist based in Bristol and Cardiff. She is currently a fourth-year BMus piano student at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama studying with James Willshire. She took up the organ at age 15, and studied with Paul Walton at Bristol Cathedral, where she was also a member of the Cathedral Consort Choir. Amy currently studies organ with Stephen Moore at Llandaff Cathedral, and frequently sings with the Cathedral Choir. Amy is passionate about choral music, which lead her to become the Director of Music at Christ Church, Radyr.

Professor Riboli graduated in Italy, followed by studies in Amsterdam, specializing in historical instruments. She performs internationally and her teaching engagements extend across Europe. She has enjoyed major appointments in Amsterdam and Argentina. She is titular organist of the 1558 “Onofrio Zeffirini da Cortona” organ at the Badia Fiorentina, the oldest monastery in Florence. She teaches organ and Gregorian chant at the Conservatory of Benevento and she is currently researching early illuminated manuscripts, prior to a multi-volume publication.

Helen is the organist, in an amateur capacity, of St Thomas the Apostle parish church in Elson, Gosport.

Although from a rural church music background, Hazel studied piano at University of Surrey. Whilst working for her MA she became Director of Music at Holy Trinity Church, Fareham, and Rosemary Field taught her the organ. Children meant a break, but since moving to Salisbury in 2015 she has been studying organ with John Challenger, completing CRCO in 2020. She is co-Director of Music at St Mary’s Church Fordingbridge, Musical Director of Wareham Choral Society, and teaches piano and clarinet in local secondary schools. She is passionate about schools, children, churches and music, and active with local RSCM.

Dawn is Director of Music Ministries at Christ the King Catholic Church in University City, Missouri, USA. She is active in American Guild of Organists and National Association of Pastoral Musicians.

Latvian Brazilian Dr. Kristina Ziema Rizzotto has played concerts in South America, Europe, and in throughout the USA. Her organ studies brought her to America from her native Brazil. She is a published and active composer, and is open to commissions. Most of her compositions are available for download at kristinarizzotto.com. Her hundreds of recordings on YouTube have amassed millions of views.

Lindsey is an organist and musicologist whose work combines research and performance. Her past work has considered the roles of narrative in the chorale-based works of Sweelinck and his students. She is currently Associate Organist/Children’s Choir Director at Central Lutheran Church (Eugene, Oregon), and a Career Instructor of Musicology at the University of Oregon.

Madeline is a pianist and organist currently based in Kentucky, USA. She studied piano with André Watts at the Jacobs School of Music, and completed her doctoral degree in piano performance with Paul Barnes. She has presented concerts as a solo and chamber pianist in Europe, Asia, South America, and the United States. Madeline currently serves as Assistant Professor of Keyboard Studies at Berea College, where she teaches piano, organ, collaborative piano, and Women in Music.

Florence is an organist based in Brittany. She studied in Rouen and Lyon Conservatoires with Liesbeth Schlumberger, Jean Boyer and Louis Thiry. Florence is titular organist at Rennes Cathedral, she teaches at Saint-Malo Conservatory and she regularly gives recitals in Europe. She is artistic director of the festival “La Route des Orgues” based in the town of Saint-Malo. She has recorded several CDs including a Bach album on the Glauchau Silbermann organ.

Susan is an independent business consultant. After a career in the City she left to work in the cultural sector and has since worked with a wide range of organisations in the UK and overseas, including national orchestras, music education hubs and higher education institutions. Susan lives in London and is currently studying part-time for a masters in creativity. She fell in love with church music and the organ at Robinson College, Cambridge and now enjoys the wonderful music at St Giles Cripplegate.

Winnie is based in Hong Kong, where she has been the organist of a local church for over 20 years. Professionally, she works as an early childhood educator and is the Principal of a local school. Winnie enjoys teaching language and music to young children as well as leading the music in worship. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, playing the piano and organ, and going to concerts.

As a Grammy-nominated international performer, improviser, and composer, Pamela Ruiter-Feenstra currently coordinates Collaborative Investigative Composing (CIC), where she partners with journalists and filmmakers world-wide to tell stories of social injustices and agency via music and film. She served as Senior Research at GOArt (Sweden), Professor of Music at Eastern Michigan University and Bethany College.