There is so much to admire in Jools Scott's music. It is totally accessible but it avoids saccharine sweetness, it is varied in style – reminiscent of Vaughan Williams and Britten at times – yet has a definite voice of its own. His instrumental writing is rich and full of colour, sometimes charming, sometimes menacing, whilst his choral writing is simply sublime, constantly making use of different textures and truly giving the choir something to sing about.

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Jools' musical education started as a choral scholar at St Paul's Cathedral where he performed alongside the likes of Evelyn Glennie and Simon Rattle. He studied composition at the Royal Academy of Music.

His work spans choral music, film scores, opera, musical theatre, and video game soundtracks. Collaborations include Aardman Animations, the National Theatre, Netflix, and many prestigious choirs and orchestras worldwide.

Jools Scott | Composer

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Education Resources

Orchestration Reference Tool

Explore 38 orchestral instruments with detailed register guides, playing techniques, and practical tips on which instruments work best together. Free and interactive.

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Orchestration Reference Tool
Song structure template tool for planning compositions

Song Structure Template

Plan your compositions with this free visual song structure tool. Drag and drop verses, choruses, bridges and more. Set your tempo, preview the timeline, and export to CSV or Reaper.

Latest News

Peter Pan at Troubadour White City

National Theatre production of Peter Pan

Over the summer of 2019, Jools joined the cast/band for Sally Cookson's wonderful production of Peter Pan

Sheet Music

Jools Scott | Composer & Pianist
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