ANGUS SINCLAIR

Regardless of the musical genre, Angus Sinclair is right at home, whether on grand piano, digital keyboard, or four-manual pipe organ. And they aren't "The Three Cantors" without Angus as arranger and accompanist.

Angus is a freelance Musician from London, Ontario. He holds the B.Mus. in Organ Performance from WLU (1981), the ARCT and LRSM diplomas in Organ Performance, as well as the Associateship of the Royal Canadian College of Organists. He has served as Director of Music in Southwestern Ontario Churches since 1978, including at St. Paul's Anglican Cathedral. He currently serves as Director of Music at the Anglican parish of Grace Ilderton and St George's Middlesex Centre. Angus has accompanied a wide variety of solo, chamber music, and choral ensembles; he has conducted choirs, and played solo organ recitals across Ontario. Angus has written a number of compositions as well as articles for Liturgy Canada and Organ Alternatives. Angus was the Onstage Piano Player for the première of "Firefly" at the Blyth Festival in 1990. In May of 1999 Angus was granted the Order of Huron by Archbishop Percy O'Driscoll. Given only to the laity, this is the highest honour the Anglican Diocese of Huron can bestow and Angus - One of the Order's youngest members - is recognized for "exceptional ministry to the Diocese of Huron". Angus is also Chair of the Diocese of Huron Organ Committee.

Angus lives in an 1881 Ontario cottage in London with his wife, Sulea, and their West Highland Terrier, Jessie.

Angus gives 100% of the proceeds away to HHF/PWRDF for 3 out of four CD titles!!
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