About Us

Jules Addison’s musical journey began at a young age when he embarked on his piano studies at the tender age of five. With a thirst for musical knowledge, he swiftly progressed through the esteemed ABRSM syllabus, honing his skills and nurturing his passion for the piano. Under the tutelage of David Rees Williams at Cranleigh School, Jules achieved an impressive feat, attaining Grade 8 on both the organ and piano by the age of fifteen.

His dedication to music led him to further his organ studies at Royal Holloway, University of London, where he immersed himself in the rich tapestry of music while pursuing a degree in the field. Guided by the renowned Jeremy Filsell, Jules delved into the intricacies of organ performance, expanding his musical horizons and cultivating a deep understanding of the instrument.

Jules’s musical prowess extends beyond performance. With a diverse range of skills and experiences, he has traversed various facets of the music industry. As a performer, choral director, and sound engineer, Jules has been actively involved in creating and shaping musical experiences. His passion for music extends to the realms of film and television, where he has contributed his expertise in location sound.

Outside of his collaboration with JAM Duo, Jules assumes the role of Organist for Quorum Chamber Choir, accompanying them on their captivating performances in cathedrals throughout the UK. His organ playing adds depth and resonance to their harmonies, enriching the choral experience for both the choir and the audiences they captivate.

To explore more about Jules Addison and his musical endeavors, visit his website at www.julesaddison.co.uk. Discover his extensive musical background, collaborations, and projects that showcase his undeniable talent and passion for music.

Anne-Marie Humphries is a talented and dedicated musician with a lifelong love for music. Her musical journey began at an early age, as she developed a keen ear and a deep appreciation for the art form. Starting with the piano at the tender age of six, Anne-Marie’s musical pursuits expanded to include the cello and clarinet, allowing her to explore different dimensions of sound and performance within various ensembles.

As a passionate advocate for choral music, Anne-Marie enthusiastically lent her voice to a chamber choir, gracing renowned venues such as St. Paul’s Cathedral and Notre-Dame in Paris with her captivating performances.

Her dedication to music led her to pursue formal education in both cello and piano at the prestigious University of Sheffield, under the guidance of esteemed mentors Yolanda Wrigley and Kathryn Harris. After completing her studies, Anne-Marie embarked on a new chapter in the southwest of England, obtaining a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) at the University of Bristol Graduate School. This marked the beginning of a highly successful career in teaching music across secondary schools in Bristol and Gloucestershire.

Anne-Marie’s passion for sharing her musical knowledge and inspiring the next generation led her to assume the role of Head of Music at Churchdown School Academy. For 16 years, she poured her expertise and enthusiasm into nurturing young talents, fostering their love for music, and guiding them on their own musical journeys.

In the summer of 2021, driven by a burning desire to explore her own musical path, Anne-Marie made the decision to transition from teaching to becoming a full-time professional musician. This pivotal moment marked the birth of JAM Duo and unleashed a new chapter in her artistic journey.