George Inscoe

George Inscoe is the Sub-Organist at Croydon Minster, having previously been Assistant Organist at Norwich Cathedral.

His musical career began as a chorister at Canterbury Cathedral. He studied the Piano and the Organ with Dr David Flood whilst a student at St Edmund’s School, Canterbury where he was a music scholar. George is a graduate of the Royal Academy of Music where he was a scholarship student, studying with Susan Landale (in London and Paris) and Bine Bryndorf (in Copenhagen), he also studied improvisation with Gerard Brooks and Neil Wright. Whilst at the academy, George won numerous prizes for performance and academic achievement and performed regularly in concerts as part of the renowned Bach Cantata series and Widor Organ Symphonies series. During his four years in London, George combined his studies with organ scholarships at the Temple Church and St Mark’s Church, Hamilton Terrace in London. He performed with the London Mozart players in Cadogan Hall; the City of London Sinfonia in St Paul’s Cathedral and appeared on stage at the Royal Festival Hall.

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