Steven McIntyre is a prize-winning Scottish organist. He holds a BMus with first class honours from the University of Glasgow, and is a Fellow of both Trinity College London and the Royal College of Organists. Steven combines a career in education with the post of Assistant Organist at St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral in Glasgow. During his studies, he was recipient of a Sir Thomas Beecham Trust scholarship; the Limpus, Shinn and Durrant prize (for FRCO); and the prestigious Silver Medal of the Worshipful Company of Musicians. Whilst an undergraduate, Steven was awarded the Flentrop Scholarship from the Royal Philharmonic Society, enabling him to study on the historic organs of Alkmaar and Haarlem with Pieter van Dijk and Jos van der Kooy. He has recently been awarded the Tunnock Scholarship from Scotland’s Churches Trust to study on extant Parisian organs of Cavaillé-Coll. As an accompanist, Steven can regularly be heard on radio and television. Most recently, he can be heard on Cappella Nova’s disc of music by Sir James MacMillan (his contribution hailed as “a sparkling performance”, Gramophone). Solo recitals have taken place across the UK and abroad, including: Tewkesbury Abbey (Three Choirs Festival); Birmingham​ Cathedral (St Philip’s) and Grace Church, New York City.