Scott was a boy chorister at the St. Paul's Cathedral, London, UK, conducted by the legendary Barry Rose. For five years, along with the daily requirements of cathedral life, he studied piano, flute, and theory. During these years he recorded with Kiri Te Kanawa and with Elton John, sang on the soundtrack for the movie "The Falcon and the Snowman", and performed all over Europe, notably at the Royal Albert Hall in a performance of Orff's "Carmina Burana", under Sir David Wilcocks.



​For ten years, Scott was a counter-tenor lead at Grace Church on-the-hill with Melva Treffinger Graham, and also ran a youth choir there. He then became assistant conductor and soloist with the Tallis Choir, led by Peter Mahon.