Edward is the Master of Music at Pusey House, where he enjoys the variety of the musical offering, from working with the octet of choral scholars each week at High Mass on a Sunday, to directing the voluntary choir, cantoring for mid-week services and organising the occasional larger event, such as an orchestral High Mass with the Oxford Baroque Players, featuring Haydn’s Paukenmesse. In addition, Edward is organist to Campion Hall, Oxford, a personal private hall of the University that is home to an academic community of Jesuits, where he plays for the weekly Hall Mass. He studies organ with Christian Wilson. Edward read Music at Keble College, Oxford, where he was Organ Scholar, accompanying the pattern of weekly college services. In his time at the college, he also played for a radio broadcast and toured to Scandinavia and participated in the yearly Keble Early Music Festival. A keen singer, he is a part of the early music ensemble, Antiquum Documentum, which puts on concerts and liturgical reconstructions. The most recent of these was a High Mass and Procession for the Presentation of the Lord according to the use of Salisbury (Sarum), in St Bartholomew the Great, London. This is part of a series of such services, working through English liturgies from the high Middle Ages to the Civil War; the next one will take place in the summer. Upcoming recital venues include Magdalen College, Oxford; Lincoln College, Oxford and Queens’ College, Cambridge.

Jeremy Wan is an organist, saxophonist and composer. He is currently the Assistant Organist at Worcester College, Oxford having been organ scholar at Truro Cathedral (2024-2025) and at Guildford Cathedral (2023-2024). Jeremy graduated from the University of Glasgow with a distinction in Musicology (MMus) under the supervision of John Butt. During his time in Glasgow, Jeremy studied under Kevin Bowyer whilst serving as organ scholar, accompanying the University Chapel Choir in their regular services, radio broadcasts and tours. He was also the Director of Music at All Saints, Bearsden. As an accompanist, Jeremy has worked with the Scottish Opera, Glasgow Cathedral Choral Society, and the University’s Choral Societies. He also appears regularly as a recitalist and has performed in many venues including the Kelvingrove Art Gallery. In his free time, Jeremy enjoys solving puzzles and cooking.

Isabella Turilli is a DPhil student in International Relations at Merton College. She grew up in Washington, D.C., where she trained with the Levine School of Music and regularly performed as a soloist across the city, including at the Kennedy Center and DC Arena Stage. As a choral singer, she has been active with the Georgetown University Chamber Singers and the Choral Arts Society of Washington. In Oxford, Isabella sings with the St Peter’s College Chapel Choir as well as Pusey House. Outside of singing, Isabella is an amateur knitter and a devoted fan of the Washington Capitals.

Matthew Rengert is a third-year undergraduate reading Theology and Religion at Wycliffe Hall. Matthew was raised in Norfolk, and was a chorister at St Nicholas’ Parish Church, North Walsham, where he sang weekly services and performed in local concerts. In Oxford, he sings with Schola Cantorum of Oxford – which has included concerts in London and Oxford with La Nuova Musica and Instruments of Time and Truth – and Oriel College Chapel Choir – with residencies in Norwich and St Paul’s Cathedrals – alongside his commitments within the Choir of Pusey House.

Hugh is in his third year reading for an MCompSci at Hertford College. In conjunction with his obligations as a choral scholar at Pusey House, he sings two services a week as a choral clerk for Hertford and frequently deps at Worcester College. Hugh started singing as a chorister at St Paul's Cathedral, singing seven services each week, alongside extra services and concerts in periods of particular liturgical significance. Continuing his singing as a choral scholar at Tonbridge School, as well as singing every Thursday outside the school terms at St Margaret Pattens, Hugh has cherished the stability provided by regular music-making in a liturgical setting. In his free time, Hugh enjoys fishing and hot showers.

Ben is a Baritone whose main choral commitments this academic year are at Worcester College and Pusey House, singing a total of five services a week during term. Having found a home in the Pusey community and having worshipped there for a number of years now, including frequent altar party serving, Ben is delighted to have joined the Pusey House Choir this year to serve in a new way, being particularly honoured to sing the Propers and cantor the Mass when offered the chance. Professionally, Ben is an engineer working in the research and development of sustainable fuels and energy security. His other interests include hosting and attending dinner parties, reading, pubs, skiing, surfing and learning Italian.