each week. The current director of music is Andrew Forbes and the cathedral organist is Malcolm Sim. The four-manual Father Willis organ was installed in 1879, and has been maintained by Harrison & Harrison since they rebuilt the instrument in 1996. Directors of Music 1879 Albert Lister Peace 1897 Herbert Walton 1929 R H Clifford Smith 1936 Wilfred J Emery 1965 John Turner 2010 Ian Simcock 2012 Richard Pratt 2014 Andrew Forbes Burials Cathedral John Anderson, Lord Provost of Glasgow (1667) John Anderson of Dowhill, Lord Provost of Glasgow (4 times between 1689 and 1705) James Law, Archbishop of Glasgow (1615–1632) Saint Mungo, founder and patron saint of Glasgow Sir Robert Stewart of Minto, Lord Provost of Glasgow (1526-1536) Robert Wishart, Bishop of Glasgow (1271-1316) Old Burial Ground Mary Hill of Gairbraid (1730-1809), landowner George Hutcheson (c.1558-1639), lawyer and merchant, founder of Hutchesons' Grammar School Thomas Hutcheson (1590-1641), lawyer, founder of Hutchesons' Grammar School Peter Lowe (c.1550-1610), surgeon Charles Macintosh (1766-1843), chemist and inventor Peter Murdoch of Rosehill (1670-1761), Lord Provost of Glasgow (1730-1732) Gallery See also Bishop's Castle, Glasgow St. Andrew's Cathedral (Glasgow's Roman Catholic cathedral) St Luke's Cathedral (Glasgow's Greek Orthodox cathedral) St. Mary's Cathedral (Glasgow's Scottish Episcopal cathedral) Notes References External links Official site of Glasgow Cathedral Glasgow Cathedral Precinct – History and original drawings of the Cathedral area. Glasgow Cathedral – from Virtual Scotland Glasgow Cathedral Photographs 12th-century church buildings in Scotland 13th-century church buildings in Scotland Tourist attractions in Glasgow St Mungo's Category A listed buildings in Glasgow Listed cathedrals in Scotland Glasgow Scottish parliamentary locations and buildings Mungo's Protestant churches converted from Roman Catholicism Listed churches in Glasgow