Daniel Toombs is the Senior Campbell Watterson Organ Scholar at the University of St Andrews, where he accompanies St Salvator’s Chapel Choir in their weekly services. He began his musical career in 2012 as a pianist, receiving tuition from Peter Arnold, and soon joined the choir of St Paul’s Church Rusthall where he sang under Fiona Johnson as a chorister until 2019. In 2018, he was appointed head chorister and began his organ studies under Paul Jeffery and Jack Gonzalez-Harding, alongside studies in piano and clarinet. Daniel became an organist at St Paul’s in 2020, accompanying the choir regularly in sung services and rehearsals, and he achieved Grade 8 distinctions in piano and organ in 2022 and 2023 respectively. Daniel’s musical development was ably supported over a number of years by Bennett Memorial Diocesan School and Kent Music, and he has played and sung in the Kent Youth Wind Orchestra and the Kent Youth Choir. From 2019 to 2024 Daniel continued to sing at St Paul’s as a bass and in 2022 he joined the Oriana Singers; with both choirs he has sung in churches and cathedrals across the country and abroad.

Calum Landon  is one of three Campbell Watterson organ scholars at the University of St Andrews. A 19-year-old organist from the Scottish Borders, Calum studied organ at St Mary’s Music School with Duncan Ferguson, Organist and Master of the Music at St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral. After beginning his organ studies with Robert Gower, following an organ masterclass with world-renowned Thomas Trotter at age 13, Calum was appointed organ scholar at Berwick Parish Church where he became familiar with solo performing and choir accompanying. Having joined St Mary’s, Calum has had lessons with Tom Bell, Kevin Bowyer, and Martin Schmeding to name a few. He has played regularly at Greyfriars Kirk and Greenbank Parish Church. He has just taken up the organ scholarship at St Salvator’s Chapel in St Andrews and is studying joint honours Economics and Philosophy.