Recital by KCOA Competition Prize Winner 2024 Miriam Reveley - Canterbury Cathedral Friday the 23rd January 2026 at 18.15
Do join us for this which promises to be a memorable occasion with an interesting programme after Evensong.
- Bruhns ‘Great’ Praeludium in E Minor (10’)
- Jacquet de la Guerre, Gigue (4’)
- Bach Prelude in C Minor BWV 562 (6’)
- Mendelssohn Sonata III (10’)
- Alain Deuxieme Fantasie (7’)
- Peeters Toccata, Hymn and Fugue on Ave Maris Stella (10’)
Miriam Reveley is the Senior Organ Scholar at Jesus College Cambridge, where she is studying Music. Miriam began her musical career as a Chorister at Ely Cathedral in 2016, and she began learning the organ in 2017 with Sarah MacDonald. She was appointed Sixth Form Organ Scholar at Ely in 2019 and Assisting Organist in 2022. Miriam passed her FRCO diploma in July 2022, winning the Limpus prize for her playing exam, while studying with Daniel Moult. Before University, Miriam spent her gap year as Organ Scholar at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle, where she played for the Committal Service of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. In 2024, she won the Kent County Organ Competition, the RCO Competition’s Susi Jean Prize, and she was highly commended in the Northern Ireland International Organ Competition. In her spare time, she is also a composer: her ‘St George’s Fanfare’ and ‘Prelude on Stille Nacht’ have been published by Encore, and her ‘Trio in C Minor’ has been published by the AGO. She is currently taught by Ann Elise Smoot and Stephen Farr.
