Graham Ross is a British conductor and composer born on April 29, 1985, in Surrey, England. He received training as a treble, pianist, organist, and violinist and studied music at Clare College, Cambridge, and the Royal College of Music. In 2004, Ross co-founded the ensemble The Dmitri Ensemble, for which he serves as principal conductor. He reached wider visibility in 2010 when he was appointed director of the Choir of Clare College, Cambridge. In this role, he has performed international tours in locations including Asia, Australia, and the United States, with performances at the Library of Congress and the Sydney Opera House. His recording career included the studio recording Remembrance (2016) and the studio recording Haec Dies: Music for Easter (2016). Ross released the studio recording Arvo Pärt (2020) followed by Iceland, The Eternal Music (2022) and Rolling River (2023). He has reached professional recognition through nominations for a Gramophone Award and for receiving a Diapason d'Or.
