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Remembrance Sunday
Sunday 8 November - 10.30 am
Carols by Candlelight
Carols by Candlelight
Carols by Candlelight
Carols by Candlelight
with Act of Remembrance 11 am
Music by Douglas Guest - For the fallen
JS Bach, Stanford and the Kontakion of the Dead
follow link below for LiveStream
Welcome to St John's Church
an inclusive Church of England church, with a catholic spirituality
at the heart of Fulham since 1828




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Domenico Gioffré
Organist and Director of Music
Domenico is Organist Director of Music at St John’s Church, Fulham, where he has worked since October 2018.
A graduate of the Royal College of Music, London, he gained his Masters’ Degree in 2019. Domenico has performed as a soloist, piano accompanist, and conductor with various ensembles and orchestras throughout Europe and the UK. Having graduated in Classics in 2012, Domenico also enjoys teaching languages (Italian, Latin, and Ancient Greek) and collaborating as both an author and translator with various editors and associations, including the Poetry Society, London. Domenico is also a primary school teacher, teaching music, singing and Latin.
Domenico is Organist Director of Music at St John’s Church, Fulham, where he has worked since October 2018.
A graduate of the Royal College of Music, London, he gained his Masters’ Degree in 2019. Domenico has performed as a soloist, piano accompanist, and conductor with various ensembles and orchestras throughout Europe and the UK. Having graduated in Classics in 2012, Domenico also enjoys teaching languages (Italian, Latin, and Ancient Greek) and collaborating as both an author and translator with various editors and associations, including the Poetry Society, London. Domenico is also a primary school teacher, teaching music, singing and Latin.
Matthew Price
Associate Director of Music
Matthew started singing in choirs from a very young age. He was educated at the Judd School in Tonbridge, and went on to read Music at Trinity College Cambridge. At university, he sang regularly with the chapel choirs of Queens’ and Emmanuel colleges, where he benefited from fantastic training which included regular chapel services, tours and professional recordings. His main professional role is as Director of Music of a boys’ grammar school in south-east London. He has continued to sing since qualifying as a teacher of Music, in addition to developing proficiency as a director of choirs and instrumental groups. He joined the Schola Cantorum of St John’s Church Fulham in 2009, under the then director Benjamin Woodward. Nowadays, Matthew’s role at St John’s involves assisting the DoM as both an accompanist and conductor.
Matthew started singing in choirs from a very young age. He was educated at the Judd School in Tonbridge, and went on to read Music at Trinity College Cambridge. At university, he sang regularly with the chapel choirs of Queens’ and Emmanuel colleges, where he benefited from fantastic training which included regular chapel services, tours and professional recordings. His main professional role is as Director of Music of a boys’ grammar school in south-east London. He has continued to sing since qualifying as a teacher of Music, in addition to developing proficiency as a director of choirs and instrumental groups. He joined the Schola Cantorum of St John’s Church Fulham in 2009, under the then director Benjamin Woodward. Nowadays, Matthew’s role at St John’s involves assisting the DoM as both an accompanist and conductor.


Andrew Robinson
Music Consultant
Andrew Robinson studied at the Royal College of Music where he is now a professor, specialising in the song repertoire both in classes and with individuals. He also coaches opera singers, and is a choral accompanist and repetiteur. As a collaborative pianist he has given recitals with both singers and instrumentalists throughout Europe, as well as in America, Canada, Pakistan, Israel and Lebanon, and has broadcast on BBC Radio and Television. Andrew also enjoys performing cabaret, and accompanying our Schola Cantorum.
Andrew Robinson studied at the Royal College of Music where he is now a professor, specialising in the song repertoire both in classes and with individuals. He also coaches opera singers, and is a choral accompanist and repetiteur. As a collaborative pianist he has given recitals with both singers and instrumentalists throughout Europe, as well as in America, Canada, Pakistan, Israel and Lebanon, and has broadcast on BBC Radio and Television. Andrew also enjoys performing cabaret, and accompanying our Schola Cantorum.
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