St Paul’s Cathedral wishes to appoint an Organ Scholar for the academic year commencing September 2027. This role offers a unique opportunity to experience the musical and liturgical life of St Paul’s and professional music‑making in London.
The scholarship presents an exciting opportunity for a post‑graduate, or exceptional final year undergraduate student, who wishes to become an exceptional performer on the organ, both as an accompanist and soloist.
The Organ Scholar will work alongside leading musicians in the high‑profile Cathedral Music Department and will be expected to play a full part in the musical life of the Cathedral. The main duties are to accompany the Cathedral Choir at Evensong at least once a week, provide pre‑service music before some services and assist in the training of probationary and other choristers.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding is central to who we are. We seek to meet people where they are, with care, respect and understanding, and to create an environment where everyone feels safe and supported.
The successful applicant will share this commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults.
Diversity and Inclusivity
As a Cathedral for London and the world, we welcome people from all backgrounds, experiences and perspectives. We know that a diverse team strengthens everything we do, and we warmly encourage applications from candidates who may not always see themselves reflected in organisations like ours..
The closing date for applications is 23:59, Thursday 24th September 2026 and auditions and interviews will take place on Monday 12th October 2026 in the morning and afternoon.
For Further Information Please Contact
James Orford, Organist
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