Organ
Jeremiah Stephenson
One of the UK’s busiest young organists, Jeremiah’s work has taken him across Europe and to America.
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Bach and Handel
Saturday
23
September
2017
,
6:00 pm
St Matthew's Church
20 Great Peter Street
London
SW1P 2BU
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Bach Orchestral Suite No 3
Handel Organ Concerto in A minor
Ho Reinventions (world premiere)
Jeremiah Stephenson
Organ
Tom Fetherstonhaugh
Conductor
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Jeremiah Stephenson
One of the UK’s busiest young organists, Jeremiah’s work has taken him across Europe and to America, performing in venues such as St Paul’s Cathedral, Westminster Abbey and the Church of the Advent (Boston). His work has been broadcast on television and radio in the UK, France and the Czech Republic, appearing alongside the BBC singers on Radio 3.
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Conductor
Tom Fetherstonhaugh
Tom is Fantasia's Conductor & Artistic Director.
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Tom Fetherstonhaugh
Tom’s start in music was fortuitous, as he was lucky to be introduced to an inspiring violin teacher by his grandmother at the age of four.
At eight he became a chorister of Westminster Abbey, an experience he describes as ‘transformative’, benefitting from musical training that featured high profile occasions like singing the solo at the Royal Wedding in 2011. Tom then attended Cardinal Vaughan Memorial School, a state comprehensive that champions music and the arts.
He continued with the violin, sang, played the organ, and started to explore conducting, enjoying the process of rehearsals and the ability both to make music with and to bring together large groups of people. It was in his final year at school that he saw the potential for a career in it, founding Fantasia Orchestra in 2016.
Tom now enjoys a busy career with major orchestras, including with the BBC Philharmonic and the National Symphony Orchestra Ireland. In his rare moments of downtime he enjoys running, listening to jazz, and cooking, likening the process to conducting — it being about balance, flavour, pacing and bringing people together.
Venue
St Matthew's, Westminster
This church was rebuilt in the 1970s in an imposing neo-gothic style.
St Matthew's Church
20 Great Peter Street
London
SW1P 2BU