Nola Richardson | soprano
Soprano Nola Richardson is rapidly making her mark as an ‘especially impressive’ (The New York Times) soloist and has been praised by the Washington Post for her ‘astonishing balance and accuracy’, ‘crystaline diction’ and ‘natural-sounding ease’. Her wide repertoire spans from music of the medieval period to several world premieres, …
Eduardo Rios | violin
Winner of the 2015 Sphinx Competition, violinist Eduardo Rios is the Seattle Symphony’s First Assistant Concertmaster. Prior to the appointment, he was a Resident Fellow with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Born and raised in Lima, Peru, Eduardo began playing the violin at age ten and made his solo debut at …
David Roblou
David Roblou is a conductor, harpsichordist, pianist and vocal coach. As conductor his repertoire includes 50 operas (from Caccini through baroque, classical and romantic standards to Alison Bauld – a world premiere) plus ballet, oratorio and orchestral works from all periods, touring the UK, Europe and the Americas. Founder Musical …
Rodolfus Choir
With a sound hailed as ‘unspeakably beautiful‘ by Gramophone, the Rodolfus Choir has established itself firmly over a period of thirty years as one of the leading young choirs in the United Kingdom; during which time they have developed a lasting reputation for their commitment to the very highest level …
Martin Roscoe | piano
“I haven’t heard playing from any recent pianist that surpasses Roscoe’s” – BBC Music Magazine With an extraordinary career spanning over four decades, Martin Roscoe is unarguably one of the UK’s best-loved pianists. Renowned for his versatility at the keyboard, Martin is equally at home in concerto, recital and chamber …
