Tom Bell
Tom Bell is a London-based freelance solo organist who performs across the UK and internationally. He appears in mainland Europe and the USA, and completes two US tours in 2013, covering the East Coast and the Midwest.
Performance work
Bell works as a recitalist on the organ and performs a varied repertoire. In March 2014, he features as a guest artist in Southbank Centre’s Pull Out All The Stops festival, which marks the restoration of the Royal Festival Hall organ. During that festival he performs twice on the Royal Festival Hall organ. One concert includes works by Vierne and Vaughan Williams, along with the world premiere of a new piece by Neil Hannon. A second concert includes the first performance of a work for organ and two beatboxers, Shlomo and Reeps One. Both concerts are broadcast live on BBC Radio 3.
Earlier descriptions
He is also described as a young musician who plays drums, guitar and bass and experiments with synthesizers, drawing on a wide range of artists and genres. Another Tom Bell is identified as a blues singer recorded by Alan Lomax on Deep River of Song: Alabama (1934-1940) Worried Blues.





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