Adam Hope is a music educator, performer and conductor.
He holds posts with a number of leading organisations, including Guest Conductor and Musicianship Lead for the National Youth Choirs of Great Britain and choral conductor and tutor of singing and conducting at the Academy.
He has designed Musicianship programmes for the National Youth Choirs and the ‘Stay at Home Choir’, delivered Musicianship training to professional musicians, and is in demand throughout the UK for musicianship and choral workshops.
Adam is passionate about music education in all its forms, and received the Cecilia Vajda Memorial Scholarship from the British Kodály Academy. He has worked in a number of exciting roles with a wide range of ages, including Head of Choral Music at St. John’s Beaumont in Old Windsor, Head of Choral Development at Peterborough Cathedral, Lecturer at Kingston University, Conductor of the Chamber Choir and Chamber Orchestra at Warwick University, and Trustee for Dalcroze UK. He currently teaches A-level music, piano, organ and music theory both privately and in a number of schools.
Adam enjoys regular engagements as an organist and pianist, performing as a collaborative artist and solo performer. He studied at Kingston University where he graduated with a first-class Bachelor of Music degree with honours, receiving the Music Prize for Academic Excellence, and the Composition Prize.