EDWARD KEMP-LUCK

Edward Kemp-Luck began his organ studies in Dovercourt, near Harwich in Essex and then trained with Harrison Oxley at St Edmundsbury Cathedral. He was an organ scholar of The Queen’s College, Oxford, under James Dalton and subsequently gained his FRCO while studying with Catherine Ennis at St Lawrence Jewry. He won the Walford Davies organ prize at the Royal College of Music and studied historic organ performance practice in Holland with Jacques van Oortmerssen with the support of a scholarship from the Rotary Foundation. Edward has given many recitals in London and the south-east, and is also active as a continuo player and choral accompanist. He currently works at the Royal Academy of Music and is a freelance organist, playing for churches throughout east and north London.