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CHRIS COLEMAN – first began his
professional singing career as a chorister at Westminster Abbey in 1997.
Christopher was then awarded the highest music scholarship to continue
his education at Tonbridge School, Kent. Despite reading Business
Management at the University of Southampton, Christopher was introduced
to the rest of the singers here today through the University’s choral
scholarship scheme (Cantores Michaelis). In recent months, Christopher
has been working as a deputy lay-clerk at Winchester Cathedral, but now
hopes to continue his passion for singing alongside his professional
career that is beginning in London. Now working in group business
assurance in Lloyds Register London
CHRISTINE
CONWAY-JARRETT – Christine is Director of Music at her local parish back
in Suffolk and through this has played for numerous services, concerts
and special occasions and through which she studied for her
qualification DipRSCM. Christine is also a qualified piano teacher and
has her own teaching practice in Newmarket. As well as acting as an
accompanist for her daughters she also accompanies instrumentalist and
singers for exams. She also is Musical Director for her Secondary
School productions.
KAYLEIGH
CONWAY-JARRETT – Kayleigh having completed a BA Degree in music at
Southampton University and just completed a PGCE at Cambridge and is
currently working as a music teacher in a secondary school. For the 3
years, whilst at Southampton University, she was an alto choral scholar
with the University choir Cantores Michaelis performing weekly services,
concerts and recitals. Previous to this Kayleigh spent 6 years as a
chorister at Lincoln Cathedral during which time she was appointed head
chorister. During her time with the choir she toured Venice, Prague,
Geneva and Paris both as a soloist and choir member. Whilst at Lincoln
she was also a member of the chamber choir with whom she toured and
competed again as soloist and choir member. With both these choirs
Kayleigh has also recorded 3 CDs and made TV and radio broadcasts for
the BBC. She has also performed as part of a quartet and in the choir
with Aled Jones, G4 and the London Male Welsh Voice Choir. As a soloist
she has been Belinda and Spirit in Dido and Aenaeas and she was the alto
soloist for Michael Finnissy’s completion of the Mozart Requiem and was
invited back as guest soloist at the university for Haydn’s Nelson Mass
.
SAMANTHA
CONWAY-JARRETT – Sam spent 6 years as a chorister at Lincoln Cathedral
working her way up to Head Chorister. During her time there she took
part in many concerts and major services and had the opportunity to sing
with Aled Jones and the London Male Welsh Voice Choir, where she also
performed as part of a quartet. Sam, as part of the choir, also made TV
and radio broadcasts for the BBC, as well as recording a CD. Through
her singing, along with her sister, she has helped to raise lots of
money for numerous charities. Sam often sings for funerals and
weddings. Whilst at Lincoln Cathedral she was also a member of the
chamber and gospel choir and performed in school productions.
KATIE DRAYTON –
Katie has just finished year 6. She has passed Grade 1 piano with
Distinction. She also learns accordion and recorder, and is working
towards Grade 5 singing. She has performed in the Cambridge Piano
Festival and other concerts. She has also taken part in various
festivals with her singing.
ALEX FRYER – Alex
has just finished studying music at the University of Southampton.
Whilst there, Alex studied oboe with Andrew Knights, conducting with
Robin Browning and vocal studies with Ted Schmitz. During his time at
the university he played principle oboe in the Symphony Orchestra and
Sinfonietta, played in the university wind orchestra, he founded a
student choir, ‘Fidelis Chorale’ which he co-directed, was a member of a
vocal quintet, ‘perfect 5th’ and last year was the Musical
Director of a Sondheim musical for the university musical society. Alex
also held a choral scholarship as a tenor with ‘Cantores Michaelis’
performing weekly services and other concerts/recitals. Back at home in
Cambridgeshire Alex takes part in many ensembles. As a soloist he has
performed in Handel’s ‘Messiah’ and Stainer’s ‘The Crucifixion’.
HANNAH MANSELL -
Hannah having graduated from the University of Southampton with a degree
in music, has just completed her PGCE in primary teaching. She hopes
that during her time as a primary school teacher that her love for music
will play an important part in her career. She spent the first part of
university life taking modules in management sciences and did little
performing until the opportunity to audition for a choral scholarship
arose. After a successful audition, Hannah devoted her university time
to developing her skills and confidence as a performer, something which
had always been overcome by nerves. Three years later, and with thanks
to her vocal coach and colleagues in Cantores Michealas, her love for
performance and public singing has grown, and she is even considering a
possibility of auditioning for the RAM at some point during her future
and vows to never leave her singing behind.
The Concert
was held in memory of four members of St Martins
Church
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