British organist, pianist and conductor Wayne Marshall OBE is internationally celebrated for his virtuosity and musical versatility.

Renowned for his interpretations of Gershwin, Bernstein and other 20th century American composers, as well as his phenomenal skills as an improviser, he has performed in many of the world’s leading venues and appeared frequently at the BBC Proms.

Marshall has served as Chief Conductor of the WDR Funkhausorchester and as Organist and Associate Artist at Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall. His global career encompasses acclaimed recital tours, major opera productions and high profile orchestral engagements, cementing his standing as one of today’s most dynamic and charismatic concert artists.

He will be performing a concert at Christ's Hospital on the five-manual Rushworth & Dreaper organ (1931/2023) in the School Chapel.