The Lloyd E. Cast Organ Fellowship
The Lloyd E. Cast Fellowship was established in 2008 by The Friends of the Choir in memory of The Cathedral of All Saints long-term Organist and Choir Master. The design and intent of the 2-year full time in-residence Fellowship is to provide post-graduate study and practical experience to an emerging Organ Scholar. The Lloyd Cast Fellow provides musical services to The Cathedral of All Saints throughout the year, as well as to assist with The Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys during the academic term.
Inquiries about the Lloyd E. Cast Organ Fellowship can be made to the Music Director.
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L. Graham Schultz
The 2010-2012 Lloyd E. Cast Organ Fellow
Graham Schultz originally from Fayetteville, Arkansas, received his Bachelor of Music in organ performance from the Cleveland Institute of Music studying with Mr. Todd Wilson. Prior to studying in Cleveland, Graham attended the Interlochen Arts Academy where he studied with Mr. Thomas Bara and received the Fine Arts award in organ performance upon graduation.
A dedicated church musician, Graham served for five years as the Organist and Choirmaster at St. James Church, Cleveland while also serving as an Assistant Organist at the parish of the Immaculate Conception in Cleveland as well. For four years he was the accompanist and director of the training choir for the Ohio Boychoir.
In 2010, Mr. Schultz accompanied the Choir of St. Paul’s Church, Fayetteville, Arkansas for a residency at Durham Cathedral in England. In February of 2011, he served as organist for The Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys during their residency at Hereford Cathedral, England.
Robert Richter
The 2008-2010 Lloyd E. Cast Organ Fellow
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The inaugural Lloyd E. Cast Organ Fellow, Robert Richter is originally from Charleston, Illinois. He received his Bachelor of Music in organ performance from Oberlin College Conservatory of Music studying with Mr. David Boe. While an undergraduate student, he also studied harpsichord and continuo with Lisa Goode Crawford. Robert continued his education pursuing a Masters Degree in organ performance at Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona studying with Dr. Kimberly Marshall.
Prior to his appointment at the Cathedral, Mr. Richter served as The Robert G. Owen Organ Scholar at Christ Church Bronxville, NY. Upon completeing his tenure as Organ Scholar at The Cathedral of All Saints, Mr. Richter has been Assistant Organist and Choirmaster at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Indianapolis, Indiana.