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Welcome to the website of
Jules Addison
  • Author
  • Musician
  • Pianist
  • Organist
I’m Jules Addison — pianist, organist and professional musician, performing across the UK with JAM Duo and as a freelance church musician, with two published novels alongside my musical life.

Music, Performance & Writing

Wedding Musician - JAM Duo

As pianist with JAM Duo, Jules performs alongside cellist Anne-Marie Humphries at weddings and events across the UK, creating elegant, expressive live music for ceremonies, drinks receptions, wedding breakfasts and other memorable occasions.

Wedding Pianist

Jules Addison is an experienced solo pianist available for weddings and events across the UK, performing everything from classical favourites and contemporary songs to relaxed jazz and elegant background music.

Organist

Jules Addison is an experienced freelance organist available for weddings, funerals and church services across Wiltshire, Gloucestershire and beyond, bringing more than thirty years of church and choral experience to every occasion.

Author

Alongside his musical career, Jules is the author of two contemporary novels, What the Music Asks and After the Music, exploring relationships, identity and the ways music can shape a life.

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There are moments in human history when you can feel civilisation advancing. The invention of the wheel was probably one.…

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There was a conker tree at school which, as far as I was concerned, was in charge of the calendar.…

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There are two things which have occupied an unreasonable amount of my adult life: pianos and cars. One is an…

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There is a particular sort of musician who spends a large part of life waiting for somebody else to breathe.…

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I trained as a classical pianist. Properly trained, in the traditional sense. Scales, arpeggios, Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert, the usual…

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Britain has an extraordinary collection of pipe organs. They are everywhere. They lurk behind carved cases in parish churches, dominate…

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