BEV HARLING – CANTANTE

Bev comenzó sus estudios de violín a la edad de 5 años. Después de graduarse de la Universidad de Middlesex con un título en estudios de jazz con la voz como su primer estudio, comenzó a escribir su propio material. Tras una serie de exitosos conciertos en solitario en Berlín en 2007 Bev se unió al número 1 de la carta clásica del Reino Unido Los Baebes medievales y se fue a recorrer extensamente por todo el mundo tocando y escribiendo canciones para 3 álbumes de estudio. Bev lanzó su álbum debut Descalzo en su cocina en 2012 y sus canciones y su violín han aparecido en muchas bandas sonoras para piezas de teatro de danza. .Desde 2018 Bev ha estado ejecutando Canciones en lugares inesperados, una serie de su voz en solitario y violín mostrados en espacios inusuales que se mantienen en secreto hasta el día de la actuación.  www.bevleeharling.com

charlotte nyborg – harp

Charlotte studied Harp & Piano at the Royal Danish Conservatoire in Copenhagen. After graduating she played with the Danish Radio Orchestra for 1 year before joining the Göteborg Theatre and from 1985 to 2010 she was the Harp Soloist at the State Theatre of Saarbrücken, Germany where she also taught at the University. Latterly Charlotte has worked in the USA, teaching at the Arizona State University and she has given solo recitals in many different countries, including Brazil, China and Japan.

juan carlos mela-euler -oli bass-baritone

Born in Columbia, Juan Carlos studied in the Conservatoire of Cali in Columbia and then moved to Cologne where he studied singing. After completing his studies in Vienna he was engaged as a soloist by several opera theatres in Germany, and he has given many concert performances in Seville, Amsterdam and Linz amongst others. Juan Carlos is now based in Frankfurt & Giessen where he also teaches singing.

phillip borje – tenor

Phillip graduated from Bath Spa University with a BA Honours degree in Music specialising in performance. He went on to complete a Post Graduate Diploma in performance studies at The Royal College of Music, London. Phillip’s stage experience includes leading roles in various operas and musicals and has vast soloist experience in works such as The Messiah, The Creation and The Christmas Oratorio. Phillip has sung throughout the UK, Germany, Spain, Netherlands and his Gibraltar and now combines full-time employment with a busy schedule of coaching and musical direction and performing.

Alinka kozári – soprano

Alinka is a graduate of the Franz Liszt Music Academy, Budapest and the National Opera Studio, London. After receiving her Master’s degree in Hungary Alinka was awarded the Weingarten Scholarship to attend the Birmingham Conservatoire where she was the winner of the Mario Lanza Opera Prize. On the concert platform, she has performed in Italy, France, Hungary and the UK as well as twice before with Collegium Musicum.

In 2014 Alinka sang the role of Donna Anna Don Giovanni for Miskolc National Theatre in Erkel Theatre, Budapest as part of the Primavera Festival, Hungary. She also sang in a charity gala with Bryn Terfel arranged by British Youth Opera in London. Alinka recently sang the title role in Händel’s Agrippina at Iford Festival and in the summer, she performed Donna Anna Don Giovanni with Miskolc National Theatre representing Hungary in Pilsen, Czech Republic as part of the European City of Culture 2015 Opera Festival.

sian winstanley – soprano

Siân was born in Cardiff; and studied at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. She graduated in 2009 with a distinction for her Masters and a bursary from the International Opera Awards al- lowed her to continue her studies at the Flanders Opera Studio. She has performed many operatic roles around Europe, a highlight of which was Mozart’s Queen of the Night from Die Zauberflöte. She was invited to become an Emerging Artist at Scottish Opera with whom she made her debut in 2011. Siân has sung with leading orchestras across Europe and has featured on BBC Radio Wales, BBC Radio 3, Radio France and Radio Nacional de España con- ducted by Harry Christophers accompanied by the Granada Symphony Orchestra. As well as per forming, Siân is a highly-regarded singing teacher and directs a ladies’ chorus in the West of Scotland, where she now lives.

alexander mustafchiev – french horn

Alexander was born in Sofia, Bulgaria where he completed his studies at the Superior Conservatoire, graduating with the highest qualifications. Until 1990 he was the sub-principal of the Bulgarian Radiotelevision Orchestra and since then he has been the principal French Horn player of the Malaga Philharmonic Orchestra. Alexander has been a guest with the Bonn Chamber Orchestra and has appeared as a soloist in various chamber music concerts.

luis lopez navarro – baritone

Luis was born in Málaga. He started to study singing in 2007 with Francisco Heredia and is now studying at the Conservatoire of Music in Málaga. He has been a member of the Opera Choir in Málaga since 2007 and has sung solos in the Cervantes Theatre of Málaga in productions of “Jenufa”, “La Marsellesa” and “Zamarrilla, Bandolero”. He won 3rd prize in the Singing Competition of Young musicians of Marbella Crea 2014.

anthony roper – alto

Anthony is a native of Gibraltar who studied music at Bath Spa University specialising in performance. Anthony has taken part in many operatic productions as a soloist and also in various concert performances as alto soloist including Handel’s ‘Messiah’, Mozart’s ‘Coronation Mass’ & ‘Requiem’, Karl Jenkins ‘The Armed Man’, Vivaldi’s ‘Gloria’, Pergolesi’s ‘Stabat Mater’, Purcell’s ‘Ode to St Cecilia’s Day’ and Monteverdi’s ‘In Ecclesis’.

His recital performances have included works by Elgar, de Falla, Britten and Carl Davis. Anthony has been teaching singing for a number of years and has always had a keen interest in helping develop young singer’s vocal techniques; currently he is a singing tutor at the Gibraltar Academy of Music and Performing Arts.