ORGANISTS
DANIEL MATHIESON
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
Daniel Mathieson is an organist based in Oxford, combining his work as Graduate Organist at Worcester College with a busy freelance career. He has also held positions at Salisbury Cathedral and Radley College. After beginning his musical education in Yorkshire as a clarinettist and pianist, he took up the organ and was admitted to Worcester College, Oxford, with an Organ Scholarship. At Worcester he directed and accompanied services, concerts, recordings and tours, and trained the college’s two Chapel Choirs. He graduated in 2017 with a first-class honours degree in Music. As a recitalist, he has performed for the Three Choirs Festival and the Buxton Festival, as well as at Salisbury Cathedral, St. Marylebone, London, and venues across Oxford. He has also worked with the internationally-renowned Trinity Boys Choir in concert and on tour. He has studied the organ with William Whitehead, Dame Gillian Weir and David Pipe, and conducting with Jeremy Summerly. He is a prizewinning Fellow of the Royal College of Organists.
RORY MOULES
ASSOCIATE ORGANIST
Rory Moules is a British organist and choral director. Having completed degrees and held the position of organ scholar at The Queen’s and Keble Colleges, Oxford, Rory is now Director of Music at Corpus Christi College and All Saints’, Headington. In his spare time Rory is also Development, Alumni & Music Trust Intern at Christ Church, Oxford. As a solo organist recent recital venues have included Keble, Merton and Exeter Colleges. Alongside a busy schedule of solo organ recitals Rory is also active as a collaborative musician, in particular as a continuo player and piano accompanist. Having previously studied the organ with Christopher Tambling, David Bednall and Matthew Martin, Rory currently is taught by Stephen Farr. Rory is a Fellow of the Royal College of Organists
