Clover graduated from Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge in 2017 where she held a choral scholarship and studied music. During her time at university she performed in various operas including John Blow’s Venus and Adonis, Britten’s A Turn of the Screw and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. She has appeared as the soprano soloist in concert performances of works including Bach St John Passion, Magnificat, St Matthew Passion, B Minor Mass, Cantatas 1, 4, 32, 41, 62 and 144, Buxtehude Membra Jesu Nostri, Monteverdi Vespers, Handel’s Messiah and Vivaldi’s Gloria. She also has a great interest in music outreach in schools and prisons and is an avid consort singer, regularly appearing with Ensemble Pro Victoria and Sansara. From September 2018 she will begin teaching music in a secondary school in Haringey.

Joseph is currently in his fifth year at Imperial College School of Medicine. His passion for singing began at sixth form, singing for the school’s chamber choir and madrigal ensemble, of which he was a founder member. At Imperial, Joseph is an active member of the musical scene as both a singer and classical saxophonist. He is the current chairman of their flagship choir, Imperial College Chamber Choir. As a past holder of the School of Medicine Music Scholarship, Joseph has performed with the Symphony Orchestra, School of Medicine Orchestra and was previously leader of the Imperial College Big Band. Outside university, Joseph has sung with a variety of vocal groups, from the choir of St Michael Cornhill to the a Capella group “The Naturals”.Joseph holds a Licentiate of Trinity College London in classical saxophone, and studies under Simon Haram at the Royal Academy of Music. He is principle saxophonist of the Marylebone Symphonic Wind Orchestra, and a former member of the National Youth Wind Orchestra.

Francis is in his third third year of medical school at imperial college London and takes an active role in the musical scene there, singing with the chamber choir and playing viola in the symphony orchestra. He trained at the Royal College of Music junior department for several years and is currently part of the Rodolfus choir.

Rosie grew up in South West London, before journeying north to complete her degree in History of Art at the University of York, where she was heavily involved in the student singing scene. She then stayed on at York to complete a Masters in Solo Voice Ensemble Singing with Robert Hollingworth, while completing her Alto Choral Scholarship at York Minster (the first woman to sing with the choir in its history). She was a member of the Genesis Sixteen programme over the same year, which led to a Lay Clerkship at Peterborough Cathedral. She is now a freelance singer in London, and occasionally moonlights as a sketch artist on request!