BIOGRAPHY

BIOGRAPHY

Described by The Times as “adroit”, Rebecca is a versatile soprano working internationally in concert, opera, and song.

Her concert highlights for the 25/26 season include Verdi Missa di Requiem with the Bergen Philharmonic, Beethoven Symphony No.9 with the Tonhalle orchestra in Zürich, 2nd Fairy in Mendelssohn A Midsummer Night’s Dream recorded live at Vienna Konzerthaus with Sir John Eliot Gardiner, and Kurtág Kafka Fragments with violinist Tamsin Waley-Cohen at the Wigmore Hall.

Rebecca has worked with Staatsoper Hamburg, English National Opera, Aix en Provence festival, Edinburgh festival, Bergen National Opera, and at the Linbury Theatre of the Royal Ballet and Opera. Roles of note include Violetta (Verdi La Traviata, Musique Cordiale festival), Agrippina (Handel, The Hampstead Collective), Zerbinetta (Ariadne auf Naxos, Berlin Opera Academy), Isabella (L’inganno Felice, Wexford Festival Opera) and Zwei Magd (Strauss Daphne, Regent’s Opera).

A celebrated concert soloist, her recent highlights include Poulenc Stabat Mater in King's College Chapel, Cambridge, Kodály Te Deum and Rachmaninoff The Bells in Saffron Hall, Orff Carmina Buranawith Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Howells Hymnus Paradisi and Coleridge-Taylor's The Atonement with the Philharmonia Orchestra for Three Choirs Festival, and Verdi Missa di Requiem in both the Royal Albert Hall and Cadogan Hall.

Described by the Spectator as singing with “bright, tingling sunlight”, Rebecca is an accomplished soprano with a passion for expression and communication. She is a specialist in modernism, and recently completed a doctorate at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama studying György Kurtág Kafka Fragments. She has sung Errolyn Wallen By Gis and Saint Charity in Stoller Hall and King’s Place with Manchester Camerata, Schoenberg Pierrot Lunaire at the RCM, Messiaen Harawi with the Hampstead Collective, Stockhausen AM HIMMEL WANDRE ICH in Germany and the UK, Thomas Adès Five Eliot Landscapes and Life Story at Emmanuel College, Cambridge.

Rebecca read Music at the University of York, before studying at the Royal College of Music with Tim Evans Jones. She then completed the Opera Works course at English National Opera, and was an Apprentice with the Monteverdi Choir.

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