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Benjamin Chewter (born 1983 in Sussex) is a British organist and conductor.
Early life and education
editBorn in Eastbourne, Chewter was a pupil at Christ's Hospital School. He was then successively Organ Scholar at Canterbury Cathedral, Organ Scholar of Emmanuel College, Cambridge (where he read Music and was also Assistant Organist to King's Voices, the mixed-voice choir of King's College Chapel), and Organ Scholar at Westminster Abbey under James O'Donnell.[1]. He studied organ repertoire with Stephen Farr and Dame Gillian Weir, and improvisation with David Briggs[2]
Career
editIn 2008 Chewter took up the post of Assistant Organist at Lincoln Cathedral, where he re-founded the Cathedral's chamber choir, and moved to Chester Cathedral in 2011 as Assistant Director of Music[3], where he was the principal organist for services, concerts and broadcasts with the Cathedral Choir. Under his direction the Cathedral's Nave Choir toured abroad for the first time (Munich and Hildesheim in Germany) and appeared live on BBC Radio 4. His debut recording, Organ Showpieces from Chester Cathedral, was released in 2013.
In 2016 he was appointed Organist of the Metropolitan Tabernacle in central London.
References
edit- ^ "Westminster Abbey: Ben joins Abbey as new Organ Scholar". Westminster Abbey Press Department. Retrieved 30 October 2024.
- ^ "Biographical Dictionary of the Organ [paywall]". Biographical Dictionary of the Organ [paywall].
- ^ "Cheshire Live". Benjamin Chewter joins Chester Cathedral as Assistant Director of Music. Cheshire Live. Retrieved 30 October 2024.