Andrew Scott
Managing Director

Andrew joined H&H as an apprentice in 1994.  At an early stage he took an interest in tuning and voicing, and began to work closely with Peter Hopps and Duncan Mathews.  In 2000 at the age of 22 he succeeded David Chapman as London Tuner.  In addition to his tuning, Andrew continued working as a voicer, playing a significant role alongside Peter and Duncan in projects such as Stockholm City Hall, St Mary Redcliffe, St Edmundsbury Cathedral and Westminster Central Hall.

From 2012 to 2026 Andrew served as Head Voicer, overseeing the musical direction and voicing of many projects. These included major works at King’s College Cambridge, Canterbury Cathedral and York Minster, together with notable new organs for Edington Priory, Hakadal Kirke, Norway, St Andrew’s Church, Bedford, Christ Church, Alexandria VA, Christ Church, Greenwich CT and the Guards’ Chapel, London. 

He became a director of H&H in 2017 and was appointed Deputy Managing Director in 2021.  He succeeded Andrew Reid as Managing Director in 2022.

In addition to his work at H&H, Andrew has been a board member of the International Society of Organbuilders since 2016 and was elected First Vice-President in 2023 and then President in 2025.  He became a trustee of the Institute of British Organ Building in 2020 and served as Chair from 2021 to 2025.

Alongside his professional work, Andrew has maintained a longstanding involvement in church music and is an accomplished organist and choir trainer.