Below is a list of tutors for AIMS 2013. Please click on any tutor name to see more information.
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NEIL JENKINS
has carved out a unique career, being equally at home as an Operatic, Oratorio and Recital singer; and combining this with an increasingly important role as a musicologist.
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PENNY JENKINS
has performed opera and oratorio throughout Europe, has
broadcast for the BBC and recorded solos with the Oriana Consort, the Brighton Chamber Choir and the Neil Jenkins Chorale.
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EUGENE ASTI
the recipient of numerous awards including the Megan Foster Prize and the Ferdinand Rauter Memorial
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ANSY BOOTHROYD
who works regularly with Mayfield Chamber Opera and has toured the UK, France and USA.
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MARGARET CABLE
has sung at the major music Festivals throughout the world including Lucerne, Utrecht, Edinburgh, Aldeburgh, Three Choirs and the Proms.
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ROBERT DEAN
Professor of Singing at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and Artistic Director and Chorus Master of the Philharmonia Chorus until 2007.
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DANIEL DOONER
a Staff Director at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, and has worked extensively in Britain and Europe.
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HILARY FISHER
who has led classes in classical repertoire at Goldsmith's College and the City Literary Institute.
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JACQUELYN FUGELLE
Jacquelyn Fugelle studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama she was a prize winner in the Kathleen Ferrier Memorial Competition.
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THERESA GOBLE
has appeared with major opera companies in the United Kingdom and is an internationally acclaimed voice teacher, examiner and adjudicator.
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ROBERT HAMMERSLEY
inaugurated the Music Department at Guildford
Technical College and was the first conductor of the national youth string
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JOHN HANCORN
has enjoyed a long and illustrious career in the world of opera, oratorio, recitals and consort singing.
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STEPHEN HOPE
has worked extensively both as pianist and conductor with a number of societies and orchestras.
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BRYAN HUSBAND
Bryan Husband has wide experience of singing, from opera to Music Theatre, and from Cathedral Lay Clerkship to oratorio.
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RICHARD JACKSON
has sung opera for ENO, Opera North, Glyndebourne, Almeida Opera
and the
Monnaie in Brussels.
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BRIAN KAY
divides his working life between the broadcasting studio and the concert platform.
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SUSAN LEGG
Susan has given concerts at the Wigmore Hall, Purcell Room, St. John, Smith’s Square and St. James’s Palace as well as major venues in Moscow, Copenhagen and Stockholm.
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DELIA LINDON
works with the major opera companies and colleges, as well as running courses on the continent.
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PENELOPE MACKAY
has spent most of her professional career in opera and was responsible for coaching French Song at the Royal Academy of Music.
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MORAG MCLAREN
has performed in principal roles with Welsh National and Scottish Opera, plus music theatre in the West End, cabaret and concerts.
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BRIAN PARSONS
has sung in recital and concerts in festivals both at home and abroad, has broadcast for the BBC and French Radio and Television and featured as soloist on many recordings.
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WILLIAM POOL
has sung roles for Glyndebourne & Covent Garden, La
Scala, Milan, and worldwide with the Monteverdi Choir.
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STEVEN RICKARDS
Steven Rickards has received international acclaim as one of America's finest countertenors.
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STEPHEN VARCOE
Stephen Varcoe is one of Britain's most distinguished baritones, especially acclaimed in the field of Baroque music and in the song repertoire.
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ALISON WELLS
working in the field of contemporary music, and she has sung with London Sinfonietta, Matrix, Lontano, Music Projects/London, Composers' Ensemble, Kokoro, Psappha, Gemini, Ensemble Corrente, Apartmen
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RICHARD WILKINS
a regular member of the Summer Music team for nearly 30 years and a teacher of great experience.
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DAVID WILLISON
has enjoyed a diverse musical career as pianist-partner to some of the finest soloists.
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