John Lubbock

John Lubbock

John Lubbock is well known as the founder and conductor of the Orchestra of St John’s. He began his musical life as a chorister at St George’s Chapel Windsor Castle and later, having studied singing at the Royal Academy of Music, went on to sing with the John Alldis choir, was a founder member of the London Symphony Chorus and was a member of the Swingle Singers. Read more >>

Jerry Lanning

Jerry Lanning

Jerry Lanning was born in Dorset and studied at Southampton University and the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, principally with Patric Standford, Peter Wishart and Geraldine Peppin. He spent much of his final year at the Guildhall writing and conducting in the School's theatre. He was vice president of the Contemporary Music Society and received the Lady Mayoress's Prize for his all round contribution to the School. Read more >>

Tom Molloy

Tom Molloy

Thomas Molloy grew up in Buckinghamshire and attended the junior Royal Academy of Music from the age of 17 where he specialised in horn and conducting. During his first year of studying history at Durham University, Thomas founded and conducted Durham Sinfonietta. He was appointed conductor of Durham University Symphony Orchestra and Durham Contemporary Music Ensemble, and later the Alumni Orchestra. He has studied conducting with Peter Stark and Douglas Bostock as well as George Hurst on the Canford Summer School of Music Conducting Course. In 2009, he was awarded third prize at the Boswil International Conducting Course in Switzerland. Read more >>

Martin Quinn

Martin Quinn

Martin studied singing at the Royal Northern College of Music with Anthony Roden and is currently taught by Justin Lavender. Read more >>