Former Choral & Organ Scholars

The choir community extends to over 400 former members, and a Caius Choir Alumni group was launched in 2016.

Many have professional lives outside music, such as Engineer and former Cambridge Vice-Chancellor Sir Alec Broers, TV & Arts presenter Alistair Appleton and the actor Simon Russell Beale.

Singers

Many former choir members have studied at a music conservatoire after graduating and forged solo careers.

• Cathy Bell
• Julia Doyle
• Thomas Faulkner
• Johnny Herford
• Jennifer Johnston
• Nina Kanter
• Alan Opie
• John Potter
• Jonathan Stainsby
• Kate Symonds-Joy
• William Towers

Others have joined professional choral groups such as:

• The Sixteen
• Voces8
• Chorus of the Royal Opera House
• Stile Antico (Early music group founded in Cambridge by a group of choral scholars including members of Caius)

Other Professional Musicians

• Jeremy Bines, Chorus Master at Glyndebourne Opera
• Conductors
  • Andrew Griffiths
  • James Halliday
  • Graeme Jenkins
  • Grant Llewellyn
  • Chris Monks
  • Clement Power
  • Kwamé Ryan
• Thomas Hewitt Jones, Composer
• Cheryl Frances-Hoad, Composer
• Jack Furness, Opera director
• Cerian Holland, Singer-songwriter
• Jazz musicians 
  • Michael Law, Piccadilly Dance Orchestra
  • Steve Lodder
  • Misha Mullov-Abbado
  • John Turville
• David Buckley, Film and TV composer
• Barnaby Brown, Early instrument specialist
• Matthew Fletcher, Piano accompanist
• Organist/conductors
  • Andrew Arthur
  • Gavin Roberts
  • William Vann
• Cathedral organists
• Norman Harper (formerly at St George's RC Cathedral, Southwark)
• Francesca Massey (Rochester Cathedral)
• Martin Neary (formerly at Winchester Cathedral and Westminster Abbey)
• James Thomas (formerly at St Edmundsbury Cathedral)