Andrew Radley (countertenor)
Andrew Radley read Music and was a choral scholar at Clare College, Cambridge, before winning a scholarship to continue his vocal studies at the Royal Academy of Music and the Paris Conservatoire (CNSMDP). Since graduating in 2004, he has established a successful and wide-ranging career working with such eminent conductors …
Alison Rayner (violin)
Alison Rayner was born in Adelaide and began playing the violin as a Suzuki student at the age of three. She received her Bachelor of Music Performance from the Elder Conservatorium at the University of Adelaide, studying with Peter Tanfield. During her studies Alison was awarded the Florence Cooke Violin …
Catherine Redding (soprano)
Canadian soprano Catherine Redding, described as ‘warm, clear and impeccably controlled’ (The Irish Times), is based in Wicklow, Ireland and has performed internationally in oratorio, opera and recital. Catherine has been a guest soprano soloist with the Guinness Choir, Resurgam, the Irish Baroque Orchestra, the Tallaght Choral Society, the Galway …
Owen Rees
Owen Rees has been Director of Music at The Queen’s College, Oxford, since 1997, and is Professor of Music at the University of Oxford. He is both performer and scholar, his scholarship consistently informing his performances. He also directs the professional vocal ensemble Contrapunctus, which since its foundation in 2010 …
Michael Repper (conductor, music director)
GRAMMY® winning conductor Michael Repper enjoys an international reputation for his committed and deeply informed performances, energetic stage presence, and a remarkable ability to create an affinity between different ensembles and their audiences. As a music director, Repper aims to build meaningful, long-term projects, and to become embedded in the …
