Lunchtime Organ Recital
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Lunchtime Organ Recital
Alexander Trigg organ
Flentrop organ
Byrd Fantasia in C major
Gibbons Fantazia of foure parts
Danksagmüller Estampie
Drake organ
Dupré Prelude and Fugue in B major
Duruflé Prélude (from Suite Op.5)
Franck Chorale No.1 in E major
Alex enjoys a diverse freelance career as an organist, director and educator, with forthcoming recitals including St George’s Hanover Square and St Paul’s Cathedral in London, as well as venues in Amsterdam, Berlin and Cologne. As Assistant Director of Cambridge Schola, Alex was instrumental in the foundation of Cambridge’s most exciting new choir. He has conducted a wide range of repertoire in Schola’s candlelit evening services, including a number of world premieres and a recent broadcast on BBC Radio 3.
Last year, Alex founded St Andrew’s Music School, a charity based in south Cambridge which delivers music outreach to local schools and offers free instrumental tuition and performing opportunities to children from disadvantaged backgrounds. He is also a Director of Festival of Choirs, a company which brings together choirs from around the world to perform large-scale concerts in magnificent venues. Their debut Festival, Cambridge 2026, will end with Haydn’s Creation in St Alban’s Cathedral.
Alex is a Fellow of the Royal College of Organists, and a former Organ Scholar of both St John’s College, Cambridge, and St George’s Chapel, Windsor. He continues his professional development as an Advanced Postgraduate student at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire.
Running time approx. 55 minutes