Jeremy Ng appointed as new Organ Scholar

Our Organ Scholars join us for a year to develop their skills, learn more about being a cathedral organist and contribute to our world-class music by playing for services, assisting in the education of the Choristers and Probationers, and performing as a recitalist several times throughout the year. 

Jeremy joins us from HM Chapel Royal at Hampton Court Palace where he is currently Acting Assistant Director of Music. Going into his second year of a Masters at the Royal Academy of Music, he studies under David Titterington and holds the Elisabeth and George Wells Organ Scholarship, alongside receiving several prestigious prizes including the Peter Le Huray Award and the Dorothy Cooper Prize. Jeremy has previously held organ scholarships at St Paul’s Church, Knightsbridge and King’s College London. 

Outside of his studies, Jeremy is an active recitalist, and has performed in venues from Neresheim Abbey in Germany to St John’s Cathedral, Hong Kong. He also brings choral experience to his role here, having both studied singing as a second study and also directed and collaborated with various choirs. 

Speaking about his appointment, Jeremy shared: 

“I am delighted and deeply honoured to be joining the Music Department at St Paul’s Cathedral. It is a real privilege to become part of the living tradition of music at St. Paul’s, which has been a source of inspiration to so many people, myself included. I am especially looking forward to learning from and contributing to such an inspiring Cathedral community through my work with the Choristers and the Music team.” 

We’re looking forward to welcoming Jeremy in September!