Benjamin Morris is the Junior Organ Scholar and a Foundation Scholar at Jesus College Cambridge, studying for a degree in Music. As Organ Scholar he accompanies the College’s two Choirs for regular Chapel services, assists in the training of the boy choristers, occasionally conducts rehearsals and services, and accompanies the Choirs’ numerous concerts, tours and recordings. He has performed in concerts in Europe and the USA and accompanied the undergraduate College Choir on their recent pioneering tour to India to work with the charity Songbound. Before starting university, Benjamin spent a year as Organ Scholar at Gloucester Cathedral. With recent venues including Alexandra Palace, Gloucester Cathedral and St John’s College Cambridge, Benjamin is increasingly engaged as a soloist for recitals and other performances; he has also appeared at St Paul’s Cathedral and Westminster Abbey, in Elgar’s The Dream of Gerontius at St John’s Smith Square, and in Beethoven’s Missa solemnis under the baton of Sir Roger Norrington in King’s College Cambridge. He studies with Gordon Stewart, having previously learned with Richard Pinel at St George’s Chapel Windsor. Benjamin recently became a Fellow of the Royal College of Organists, being awarded the Turpin and Durrant Prize, the Harding and Durrant Prize and the Dr F.J. Read Prize.