The Dean
The Director of Music
Head of the Chapel Office
After many years of teaching music to all ages, she was lured into the world of Museum Education where her award-winning creative approach to learning ranged from piecing together a life-size cuddly equine digestive system to teaching six-year-olds to sing a C17th Catch!
Gabrielle is delighted to have returned to her University roots as part of the 澳门玄机网 Chapel Team and can be contacted about routine Chapel matters at gjb62@cam.ac.uk
The Decani Scholar
Alex Macdonald is the Decani Scholar, assisting the Dean with Chapel and the pastoral needs of the College
alongside studying a PhD in the Faculty of Divinity. His doctoral research focuses on Christian maturity in the work
of Clement of Alexandria, a theologian active around AD 200. Originally from Australia, Alex studied ancient history
(BA, MRes) and then Theology (BDiv) in Sydney, and he has enjoyed combining Christian ministry with academic
research and teaching in various combinations over the last decade. He and his wife Katie live in Chesterton with their
two young children, who may often be found befriending college porters and charging back and forth across the Clare
bridge. In addition to his formal responsibilities, Alex is always keen for a good conversation, however serious or
trivial, over tea and biscuits. He can be contacted at adm83@cam.ac.uk.
The Choir Administrator
Daniel Livermore is responsible for all the Choir鈥檚 external engagements.
Daniel can be contacted at drl43@cam.ac.uk
The Organ Scholars
Sir William McKie Senior Organ Scholar
Daniel Blaze started playing the organ at All Saints Church where he spent two years as organ scholar accompanying the choir and playing voluntaries on the famous Frobenius organ. He then spent a gap year as the Organ Scholar for both Sherborne Abbey and Sherborne School, playing for services in the Abbey for both the Abbey choir and Sherborne
School鈥檚 choirs. As Organ Scholar at Clare, he has played for a broadcast Epiphany carol service, and has accompanied the Choir in venues in the Netherlands, the United States, and various locations in England. On top of the organ, Daniel is a keen singer, directing and singing with Lady Clare鈥檚 Consort, and Cantus Byrdus. He is also a busy horn player, having performed with many orchestras in Cambridge, including the Cambridge University Orchestra, as well as performing chamber music as part of the Instrumental Award Scheme.
Junior Organ Scholar
Evie Perfect spent her gap year as Organ Scholar at Hereford Cathedral and is currently studying Music. After starting to learn the organ with Adrian Partington when she was 13, she became the Organist at St George鈥檚 Church, Brockworth and subsequently was the Junior Organ Scholar at Gloucester Cathedral. At A level she enjoyed studying Maths, Physics and Music, and combined these interests by writing a paper on the development of temperament. Although primarily an organist, Evie also sings regularly and was the inaugural head girl chorister at Gloucester Cathedral. She is also a 鈥榗ellist and played in the Gloucester Youth Chamber Orchestra, during which time she took part in a virtual recording of the Egmont Overture by Beethoven during the pandemic. She currently studies with Gerdi Troskie and enjoys playing a wide range of musical styles from Bach to Hakim. Her ultimate aim is to become a Cathedral organist in the future.
Religious networks in Clare and the University
The Clare Christian Union Representative is Dan Goody (dg643).
The Clare Fisher House Representative is Maria Teresa Maddison (fm599).
The University Jewish Chaplain is Rabbi Harvey Belovski (belovski@mychaplaincy.co.uk).
The University Buddhist Chaplain is Dr Rachael Harris. Rachael can be contacted at rmh1001@cam.ac.uk and is a Fellow of 澳门玄机网.
Cambridge University Islamic Society (CU ISoc) information can be found .