Henry is a bass from the north of Lincolnshire, and started singing through local musical theatre productions and in the National Youth Choirs of Great Britain.  His love of choral singing led him to read Music at the University of Cambridge, where he sang daily with the Choir of St. John’s College, and in its… continued

Streetwise Opera is a charity which enables people who have experienced homelessness to find inspiration and empowerment through music while they rebuild their lives and identities. Tenebrae and Streetwise Opera have often partnered together in the past, and we are eagerly looking forward to our upcoming collaboration where our Associate Artists will perform with them in… continued

Finding Stillness in Sound As both a musician and meditation teacher, I’ve spent years exploring the power of sound. Music, especially when infused with the intention of mindfulness, has the incredible ability to touch us on a deeply personal level, transcending the barriers of language and thought. That’s why I am so excited to be… continued

Anna has just graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, where she studied with Welsh soprano Gail Pearson, and abroad at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki with Päivi Kantola. Anna has enjoyed being a part of many operatic productions including Britten’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Peaseblossom, David Seligman Opera School, 2024); Respighi’s… continued

George Vines is a freelance singer living in London, he is currently in his first year on our Associate Artist programme. We asked him to tell us a bit more about himself and what he’s looking forward to most at the moment: Tell us about your background in music I grew up in rural South… continued

Anna Semple is a freelance singer and composer living in London, she is currently in her second year on our Associate Artist programme. We asked her to tell us a bit more about herself and what she’s looking forward to most at the moment: Tell us about your background in music I read music at… continued

Another year is racing away, and I am grasping every opportunity for a rest these days between the many engagements our brilliant team manages to organise for us! At the end of May we were finally able to record some of the great motets by J. S. Bach, alongside some wonderfully dramatic and intense works… continued

It’s been quite a while since I wrote a blog, but in fairness these last 8 months or so have been action-packed. Not all of it quite the kind of action I would have wished for, but life has been anything but dull. As many of you will know, last summer I was diagnosed with… continued

Since starting as an Associate Artist with Tenebrae in September, I have been lucky enough to perform with them in Germany, Austria, France, the Netherlands and America, as well as in fantastic venues here in the UK. Our tour to Berlin and Linz was memorable for a few reasons – most notably Nigel’s absence during… continued

Still reeling from Jenga-related highs, coaches were boarded for Dallas early on Saturday morning with the hope of arriving just in time for the consumption of an offensive amount of BBQ. Dallas did not disappoint. After what can only be described as an unholy feast for the senses, we began preparations for concert number 5… continued

A missile welded to the roof of a camper van is not a usual sight to see from the tour-bus window. We overtook it on the freeway just outside Bethlehem, PA. Today, we drove about six hours from Morristown to Harrisonburg for our next concert at James Madison University. Travel days are never glamorous and… continued

Day 2 of tour kicked off with an early start in order to make our flight from Orlando to Newark. We were on our way to Princeton and very excited about it! Free Wi-Fi and a choice of complimentary snacks helped the flight pass rather quickly, along with the incredible views of New York City… continued