Justine Watts studied at the Royal Academy of Music London where she lead all the orchestras and was one of the only two in her year to receive the Recital Diploma with distinction. She also lead the YMSO, and the Phoenix Chamber Orchestra and was selected to perform the Elgar Concerto with the RAM Symphony Orchestra and the first solo violin in Tippet's Fantasia for double string orchestra with Tippet conducting.

Canadian soprano, Barbara Cole Walton, holds an MMus in Opera (Distinction) from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was on the Canadian Broadcasting Company’s 2016 30 Hot Classical Musicians Under 30 and was a Finalist in the Bampton Classical Opera Young Singers’ Competition. As well as a busy career in Opera and Concert Barbara runs active singing studios in the southside of Glasgow and Helensburgh.

Judy Brown read music at the University of Edinburgh and received her Masters in Vocal Performance from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama.  In demand as a soloist and consort singer with a broad range and extensive repertoire, she has been described by Opera Magazine as singing with “steadiness, purity, dignity, and command”.

Robert Forrest is a current post-graduate student at the Royal College of Music, supported by the Douglas and Hilda Simmons Scholarship. He was born and educated in Cambridge, completed his schooling in Edinburgh and Aberdeen and graduated in 2016 with BMus (Hons) from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

Following the completion of a Law Degree at the University of Aberdeen James Corrigan trained in at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Since graduating in 2015, James has worked in various projects, including: singing the role of The Husband in the UK premier of Philip Glass and Robert Moran’s The Juniper Tree, performing as part of Janice Kerbel’s 2015/2016 Turner Prize entry, Doug, and singing Papageno in a new Scots language translation of The Magic Flute.

Justine Watts studied at the Royal Academy of Music London where she lead all the orchestras and was one of the only two in her year to receive the Recital Diploma with distinction. She also lead the YMSO, and the Phoenix Chamber Orchestra and was selected to perform the Elgar Concerto with the RAM Symphony Orchestra and the first solo violin in Tippet's Fantasia for double string orchestra with Tippet conducting.

Canadian soprano, Barbara Cole Walton, holds an MMus in Opera (Distinction) from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was on the Canadian Broadcasting Company’s 2016 30 Hot Classical Musicians Under 30 and was a Finalist in the Bampton Classical Opera Young Singers’ Competition. As well as a busy career in Opera and Concert Barbara runs active singing studios in the southside of Glasgow and Helensburgh.

Judy Brown read music at the University of Edinburgh and received her Masters in Vocal Performance from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama.  In demand as a soloist and consort singer with a broad range and extensive repertoire, she has been described by Opera Magazine as singing with “steadiness, purity, dignity, and command”.

Robert Forrest is a current post-graduate student at the Royal College of Music, supported by the Douglas and Hilda Simmons Scholarship. He was born and educated in Cambridge, completed his schooling in Edinburgh and Aberdeen and graduated in 2016 with BMus (Hons) from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

Following the completion of a Law Degree at the University of Aberdeen James Corrigan trained in at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Since graduating in 2015, James has worked in various projects, including: singing the role of The Husband in the UK premier of Philip Glass and Robert Moran’s The Juniper Tree, performing as part of Janice Kerbel’s 2015/2016 Turner Prize entry, Doug, and singing Papageno in a new Scots language translation of The Magic Flute.

Justine Watts studied at the Royal Academy of Music London where she lead all the orchestras and was one of the only two in her year to receive the Recital Diploma with distinction. She also lead the YMSO, and the Phoenix Chamber Orchestra and was selected to perform the Elgar Concerto with the RAM Symphony Orchestra and the first solo violin in Tippet's Fantasia for double string orchestra with Tippet conducting.

Canadian soprano, Barbara Cole Walton, holds an MMus in Opera (Distinction) from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She was on the Canadian Broadcasting Company’s 2016 30 Hot Classical Musicians Under 30 and was a Finalist in the Bampton Classical Opera Young Singers’ Competition. As well as a busy career in Opera and Concert Barbara runs active singing studios in the southside of Glasgow and Helensburgh.

Judy Brown read music at the University of Edinburgh and received her Masters in Vocal Performance from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama.  In demand as a soloist and consort singer with a broad range and extensive repertoire, she has been described by Opera Magazine as singing with “steadiness, purity, dignity, and command”.

Robert Forrest is a current post-graduate student at the Royal College of Music, supported by the Douglas and Hilda Simmons Scholarship. He was born and educated in Cambridge, completed his schooling in Edinburgh and Aberdeen and graduated in 2016 with BMus (Hons) from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

Following the completion of a Law Degree at the University of Aberdeen James Corrigan trained in at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Since graduating in 2015, James has worked in various projects, including: singing the role of The Husband in the UK premier of Philip Glass and Robert Moran’s The Juniper Tree, performing as part of Janice Kerbel’s 2015/2016 Turner Prize entry, Doug, and singing Papageno in a new Scots language translation of The Magic Flute.