Musical Director Liam Condon

Musical Director - Liam Condon
Liam Condon has been our Musical Director since November 2025, taking on the role shortly after becoming Assistant Director of Music at Coventry Cathedral in September 2025 (Acting Assistant Director of Music since 2023) Liam's previous roles include Assistant Organist at St Alphege Parish Church, Solihull, and Organ Scholar at Lichfield Cathedral.
Liam has a passion for inspiring and educating young organists and is the organ teacher at Warwick School and Bablake School, where he teaches some exciting pupils. He also directs and accompanies a number of choirs within the West Midlands. Liam became a Fellow of the Royal College of Organists in July 2023.
Liam graduated from Royal Holloway, University of London, in 2019, where he was Organ Scholar under the tuition of Rupert Gough. He was accompanist to the Chapel Choir of Royal Holloway, playing live on BBC Radio 3 and 4 as well as touring with the Choir to various destinations in Europe and North America.
Liam enjoys composition and won third place in the 2021 York Minster Grand Organ competition for his Advent compositionVeni ad Salvandum nos. His choral work Lift up your heads was highly commended by the Peter Tranchell Foundation and was premiered by Coventry Cathedral Choir in December 2023.
Accompanist - Adam Heron
Adam is currently Organ Scholar at Coventry Cathedral, alongside studying for a Master’s degree in organ performance at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. He previously held the Organ Scholarship at Peterborough Cathedral, where he played a central role in accompanying services and supporting the training of choristers.
Originally from Durham, Adam began as a pianist before discovering the organ, and has been a committed musician ever since. Alongside his musical life, he studied engineering at the University of Sheffield and went on to work in renewable energy before making the decision in 2024 to pursue music professionally.
Adam is an award-winning Associate of the Royal College of Organists, an Associate of the Royal Schools of Music, and holds a masters' degree in Engineering from the University of Sheffield.

