David Condry is Director of Music at All Saints Kingston and head of Choral music and Vocal studies at the Yehudi Menuhin School.

David studied music at Leeds University whilst holding a choral scholarship at Leeds Parish Church under the direction of Simon Lindley. Since leaving Leeds, David was bass and (latterly) a countertenor Songman (Lay Clerk) at York Minster and subsequently Assistant Director of Music at Bradford Cathedral, where he directed the Cathedral Girls Choir and played the organ, including for recordings and a BBC radio broadcast.

In addition to a busy career as a conductor and organist, David is a professional singer (now a tenor) and alongside solo and occasional operatic work, sings with the Brabant Ensemble – directed by Dr Stephen Rice, a former All Saints chorister, as well as having sung with Tenebrae. David is also a regular deputy at Westminster Abbey, Westminster Cathedral, St Paul’s Cathedral and the London Oratory and before coming to All Saints was a tenor in the professional choir of St Mary’s, Bourne Street under Paul Brough.

David was born and grew up in Kingston and was a chorister in nearby Mortlake Parish Church.

Phoebe plays the organ for all our services and goes into schools with the Lifting Young Voices programme.

She is also a freelance Organist/Accompanist and Choir Director. Her regular commitments include projects at the Royal Opera House, St. Martin-In-The-Fields, The Rodolfus Foundation, Pimlico Musical Foundation, St John the Divine Church Kennington, Putney Youth Choir, London Pro Arte Choir and the National Girls' Choir.

She has previously held organist positions at St. Martin-In-The-Fields (London), St. Fin Barre's Cathedral (Ireland), and Emanuel School (London).

Phoebe was educated at the Royal College of Music in London, she was awarded the Flentrop Organ Scholarship and the Walford Davies Organ Prize. The Flentrop Organ Scholarship funded her internship at the Flentrop Orgelbouw, and the college has financially supported her organ lessons in France, the Netherlands, and Germany.

Phoebe has played for recordings and broadcasts for the BBC, Church of England, Britten and Pears Foundation, Classic FM, and the Irish National Television.