Robert Huw Morgan

Robert Huw Morgan serves as University Organist, Lecturer in Organ, and Director of both the Stanford University Singers and Memorial Church Choir at Stanford University. He performs on the C.B. Fisk Opus 85 organ and historic 1901 Murray M. Harris instrument at Memorial Church, alongside three additional campus organs.

His educational background includes:

• D.M.A. in Organ Performance and Orchestral Conducting (University of Washington, Seattle)
• M.A. and B.A. (St. John's College, Cambridge)
• Fellow, Royal College of Organists

An internationally acclaimed performer, Dr. Morgan specializes in organ repertoire spanning medieval to contemporary works. His landmark projects include performing Buxtehude's complete works (2005) and Bach's complete organ compositions across 14 concerts (2010-2011). His expertise bridges historical performance practice with modern interpretations, while maintaining active interest in contemporary art forms.

His professional recognition includes:

• Fellow of the Royal College of Organists

As Director of the Stanford University Singers and Memorial Church Choir, Dr. Morgan provides mentorship through ensemble direction and organ instruction, shaping student musicians in both academic and liturgical contexts. His leadership encompasses repertoire selection, vocal training, and performance preparation for campus-wide musical events.

He directs the Stanford University Singers—a premier choral ensemble performing diverse sacred and secular works—and the Memorial Church Choir, which anchors weekly worship services while maintaining artistic excellence through concert programming and recordings.