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Sarah Blood | May 08 |
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| Isabelle Brazier Jones | Oct 04 | |
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Anna Kirby read medicine at Cambridge and whilst there won a
choral scholarship to Christ's College, studying with Felicity Cook. On moving to London, she sang with the Holst
Singers and Pegasus chamber choir, and has sung solos in Handel's Dixit Dominus and Messiah, Brahms' German
Requiem, Faure's Requiem, Haydn's Nelson Mass and Howell's Requiem in venues
including St John's Smith Square, St James' Piccadilly and St Martin's-in-the-Fields.
On the opera stage she has sung with Morley Opera School, performing Fiordiligi in Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutte. She currently studies with Marion Studholme |
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Katherine Manley | Dec 09 |
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| Nicola Mills | Dec 07 | |
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| Olivia Robinson | Oct 04 | |
| Emily Rowley Jones | Dec 09 | |
| Jordene Thomas originally trained in Musical Theatre at the London Studio Centre. She made her professional debut in the musical Showboat
with the Austrian State Opera, following this with productions at the London
Palladium and with Opera North. Jordene toured with the Almeida production of The Secret Garden and also with Pegasus' UK tour of Bizet's Carmen, in which she played Michaela, and which was performed at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. Jordene's operatic roles include, Violetta (Traviata), Lady Macbeth, Fiordiligi (Cosi fan Tutte) and Treemonisha. Her TV credits include the BBC's Cry the Beloved Country, London Tonight, and, to critical acclaim, the South Bank Show.
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| Emma Tring | Mar 09 | |
| Mezzo Sopranos - Altos | ||
| Christopher Ainslie | Nov 05 |
| Laura Dollin |
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| Catherine Hopper | Dec 08 | |
| Iestyn Morris | Mar 09 | |
| Patricia Orr | Mar 05 | |
| Lorna Perry | Dec 07 | |
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Zoe South | Dec 07 |
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Anna Stephany | Feb 06 |
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Joanna Tomlinson | May 08 |
| Kaspar von Weber | Dec 06 | |
| Tenors | ||
| David Knight | May 08 | |
| David del Strother | Dec 06 | |
| Iain Rhodes | Dec 06 | |
| Ben Thapa | Dec 07 | |
| Andrew Tortise | Dec 06 | |
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Nathan Vale | Dec 09 |
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| Simon Wall | Jan 10 | |
| David Webb | Dec 09 | |
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| Baritones - Basses | ||
| Julian Close | Dec 09 | |
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Håkan Ekenäs | Dec 06 |
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Thomas Guthrie | Oct 04 |
| David Henderson | Dec 06 | |
| Dawid Kimberg | Dec 08 | |
| John Mackenzie | Dec 07 | |
| Benedict Nelson | Dec 09 | |
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| James Oldfield | Jan 10 | |
| Instrumentalists - Conductors | ||
| Kokila Gillett - Violin | Mar 09 | |
| Meherban Gillet - Double Bass | Dec 07 | |
| Sinead Hayes (Conductor) gained a BMus at City
University, London and studies violin with Gerhard Schmidt at the
Guildhall School of Music & Drama. She commenced her conducting studies with Paul Sarcich at Morley College, London, and subsequently studied with Alan Hazeldine and Paul Stark. In June 2005 she participated in the Advanced Professional Conducting Academy in Bacau, Romania. In 2005 she founded the Vitalis Sinfonia, a repertoire and concerto orchestra. Sinead regularly conducts the Maestri orchestra - the conductor's orchestra in London. Other conducting engagements include the Imperial College String Ensemble, Surrey Sinfonietta Repertoire Orchestra, City University Wind Ensemble and City University Symphony Orchestra. |
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| Matthew Quenby - Viola | Mar 05 | |
| Tamsin Waley-Cohen | Mar 07 | |