The image in our masthead is a fragment from a High Dynamic Range photograph by Stuart K Reid The Parish Church of the Holy Trinity St Andrews, Scotland People Music Organist and Choirmaster Thomas G Duncan was a choral scholar in the Chapel Choir of the University of Glasgow from 1954 to 1958. He gave his first organ recital in the chapel of Pembroke College, Oxford in 1959 where, with Lionel Pike, he founded the 'Pembroke Consort'. In 1963, he was appointed to a lectureship in English at St Andrews University, as well as to the post of Organist and Choirmaster of Holy Trinity Parish Church. In addition, he  has been the organist for the St Andrews University Renaissance Group. Throughout his career as a lecturer, Thomas has published many articles  and several books, including Medieval English Lyrics 1200-1400 (Penguin  Classics, 1995) and Late Medieval English Lyrics and Carols 1400-1530 (Penguin Classics, 2000). During nearly half a century as Organist at Holy Trinity, Thomas Duncan has given many recitals in St Andrews and throughout Great Britain, Europe and the United States of America. A notable engagement was a recital in the year 2000 for the millennial Bach celebrations in Thuringia in Germany, when he played in Dornheim in the church in which Bach was first married. He has also acted as Consultant in the building of a number of distinguished organs, including the organ in the chapel of Royal Holloway, University of London. Music The Parish Church of the Holy Trinity, St Andrews (Church of Scotland) is a charity; Charity Number : SCO17173