The performance of these lovely ladies at your dinner or party will bring down the house… The girls give a stunning performance which includes gorgeous harmonies and solo numbers. Depending on the scale of your event and budget they can be perform in full format with the four voices, or reduced down to three or even two to enchant at smaller functions.

Can’t help lovin dat man

I could have danced all night

Nessun Dorma

Meet the Ladies…

Sara, soprano (the fiery red head) earned her Masters Degree with Departmental Distinction in Vocal Performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Her operatic lead roles have included Gretel in Hansel and Gretel and Susanna in The Marriage of Figaro, and she has performed in many venues such as Covent Garden’s Royal Opera House and Painters Hall.

Cath, soprano (the sassy blond) recently completed her studies at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Her performances include Cinderella in Steven Sondheim’s Into the Woods and she has performed on the Palladium stage, at The Royal Albert Hall, The Palace Theatre and Westminster Abbey.

Ksynia, mezzo soprano (our statuesque brunette of short chestnut locks) is currently completing her Masters at the Royal Academy of Music. She has sung roles such as Cherubino, Hansel, Nancy, Dorabella and Carmen for a variety of companies including Raymond Gubbay, the Buxton Festival, Northern Chamber Opera and Philharmonia Voices in venues such as the Royal Albert Hall and the Barbican.

Lisa, mezzo (our petite brunette of luscious long curls) completed her Masters of Performance in Opera at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. She has sung as a soloist at the Tri-nations Rugby League, the Design Awards, and for audiences including the Australian Prime Minister at Angel Place Recital Hall in Sydney.

…But then if you are feeling a bit sorry for the ladies in the audience, perhaps missing Nessun Dorma, or just want to …add on a bit of surprise for sheer fun, the act can also appear ‘Hot Opera Plus” when half way through the performance appears the fifth ‘lady’ ….our not-so-punctual and always-looking-for-a-reason-to-dress-in-drag-tenor, Russell, whom will burst in mid-performance to add his lyric tones and adding some of the fantastic tenor repertoire to the show.

Client Comment
“We all enjoyed ourselves and your singers will be on the lips of everyone for quite a time, you were all excellent.”
-Graham

Repertoire List
The Flower Duet
Habanera
That’s Amore
Il mio cuore va
(My heart will go on)
All that Jazz
Can’t help lovin’ dat man of mine
I could have danced all night
Time to say Goodbye
O mio babbino caro
You’ll never walk alone
Barcarolle
Pie Jesu

 “You sing beautifully. I much enjoyed hearing you – a fine sound, very well in tune, and musicianly. You sing in a well chosen range, and your voice is admirably even. You’re clearly doing everything right. You should do well…a developing voice with solo potential, which is what you have.“  

“It was a great pleasure to work with you, and so refreshing to hear beautiful, unsullied singing. Just keep doing what you do so beautifully. You are a very gifted young woman, and I am sure you will have great success.” 2004

“Congratulations…you are so incredibly talented!” 2006

Barbara Booney 

I saw my lady weep

Saltro Che Lagrime

“I do not know enough about opera to say whether Isabella, lead soprano in Lennox Berkeley’s A Dinner Engagement, is extraordinary or merely excellent. The voice (she has) is outstanding, combined with a welcome naturalness in her acting. Of the three stars which follow, one is for her.”The Cherwell, Oxford 2008

  “Your singing in a demanding programme is always poised and musical – like your guitar playing!“

Michael Lewin FRAM , Head of Guitar at the Royal Academy of Music 2005

  “I very much enjoyed listening to you.”

Kate Andrew, Music Manager, Royal Shakespeare Company 2007

  “Indeed a lovely voice with certain potential for the future.”

Michael Garvey of Classical FM Radio. London . 9^th December 2002

  “Stunning voice. What a talent!”

BBC Radio Kent (on Isabella singing live) 22^nd December 2002

  “Isabella gave an impressive performance of Handel’s ‘Let the Bright Seraphim’, with some beautifully controlled trill.”

Maidstone Express (on Isabella singing live in Rochester Cathedral) April 2004

 “Isabella has a fine voice and a great sensitivity in her singing. She is quite remarkable. Her voice is mature and polished and her interpretations are not superficial. It shows the security of her velvet low notes. Her phrasing is a joy, there are no flaws here. What I like most is the effortlessness in her performance. It is sung without cloying sentiment, but still with that beautiful and very earthy voice. Quite delightful! What I like about her singing is the total lack of excess and effect. The music speaks for itself and so it should. There are no glissandi or portamenti, no playing to the gallery, no tear-jerkers, no nonsense – just music sung for music’s sake and sung well. She should have a worthy career which I will watch with interest.”

Dr.David Wright B.Music, M.A., Ph.D July 2003

 “I was impressed with the purity of her voice and her secure intonation. I have recently heard her sing Mozart and the quality of voice and communication skill is admirable. She is certainly worth your attention (and everybody else’s) and will not disappoint you. I rarely make any such recommendation but this one I am more than happy to give.”

Dr.David Wright B.Music, M.A., Ph.D September 2006

Concerts and Recitals; Performed to great acclaim in the United Kingdom and France. Venues include the Royal Academy of Music, Strasbourg Cathedral, Bath International Guitar Festival, Girton College Cambridge, Queen’s College and University Church Oxford and the Holywell Music Room, Oxford.

 Scholarships: Scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music (Junior)

Choral scholarship, Queen’s College, Oxford University

Academic and music scholarships, Kings School Rochester

 Operatic Roles: Bastienne, Bastien und Bastienne (Mozart) Magdalen Opera, 2006

Dido, Dido and Aeneas (Purcell) The Queen’s Opera Group, 2007

Susan, A Dinner Engagement (Lennox Berkeley), Moser Theatre Oxford 2008

CD: ‘As Long as a Tear’ has been featured on BBC Radio Kent.

Musical levels:

dip.ABRSM in piano performance

Grade 8 distinction guitar

 Awards in competitions: Won many singing and classical guitar competitions, including: CD ‘As Long as a Tear’ nominated for ‘Opera/Classical Vocal Album of the Year’; St. Stephen’s cup 1^st Prize for Opera; Gold Medal for Dramatic Achievement