RCO announces Summer 2019 exam results

The Royal College of Organists has announced the results of its Summer 2019 examination session.

A total of 32 members were successful in the examinations for the Fellowship of the College (FRCO), Associateship of the College (ARCO), Colleague of the College (CRCO) and the Certificate of Accredited Membership (CAM).

The successful candidates will receive their diplomas, along with successful candidates from the Winter 2020 examination session, at the College’s annual conferment at Southwark Cathedral on Saturday 7th March 2020.

The successful candidates were:

Certificate of Accredited Membership (CAM)
Gillian Collins (South Plympton, South Australia), Stage 3
Tobin Sam Gover (London), Stage 2
James Janossy (Lincolnwood, Illinois, USA), Stages 1 and 3
David Sherriff (Plymouth), Stage 3

Colleague of the Royal College of Organists (CRCO)
Augustine Cox (Harpenden)
Marcus Cox (Bushey)
Michael Overend (Horsham)
John Zhang (London)

Limpus Prize, Frederick Shinn Prize, and Durrant Prize
John Zhang

Sowerbutts Prize and Durrant Prize
Marcus Cox

Freemasons’ Prize (United Grand Lodge of England)
John Zhang

Associateship of the Royal College of Organists (ARCO)
Jamie Andrews (Brighton)
Samuel Bristow (Churchdown)
Phoebe Chow (Dartford)
Michael D’Avanzo (Hereford)
Mitchell Farquharson (Ware)
Hamish Fraser (London)
James Grimwood (Birdham)
Julian Haggett (Norwich)
Adam Hope (Walton on Thames)
Rhidian Jones (Maidenhead)
Felix Kirkby (York)
Chris Nott (Guildford)
Jack Stone (Cheltenham)
Alex Trigg (Tonbridge)
Alex Wilson (Gosport)
Mark Zang (London)

Limpus Prize, Frederick Shinn Prize, and Durrant Prize
Alex Trigg

Sawyer Prize and Durrant Prize
Alex Wilson

Lord St Audries Prize
Alex Trigg

Sowerbutts Prize and Durrant Prize
Mark Zang

Doris Wookey Prize
Hamish Fraser

Samuel Baker Prize
Alex Wilson

Fellowship of the Royal College of Organists (FRCO)
Max Barley (London)
Shanna Hart (Cambridge)
Simon Hunt (Vaud, Switzerland)
Alex Little (Oxford)
Jem Lowther (London)
Daniel Mathieson (York)
Jack Oades (Exeter)
Hilary Punnett (Southwell)

Turpin Prize and Durrant Prize
Daniel Mathieson

Harding Prize and Durrant Prize
Simon Hunt

Samuel Baker Prize
Simon Hunt

Arnold Richardson Prize
Simon Hunt