British-Italian organist, pianist, and conductor, Domenico Gioffré is a graduate of the Royal College of Music, London, where he specialised in performance and keyboard improvisation.

Amongst his several prestigious appointments feature Westminster Cathedral, Buckfast Abbey, and St John’s Fulham, where he conducted the internationally acclaimed Presley Scholars, recording and producing various CDs and DVDs (lastly, with BBC London).

Alongside his commitments in the UK, he currently serves as Assistant Director of Music and Organist at Messina Cathedral, as well as teaches English Language and Literature at the National Convitto of Salerno.

An active concert artist across Europe, his repertoire ranges from Baroque masterpieces to French Romanticism and Modernism, with a strong focus on plainchant and organ improvisation.

He holds a BA Classics and MA Comparative Literatures from King’s College London.