We are looking to appoint a singer to the second alto position, starting sometime in 2022. We’d love to work with somebody who enjoys consort music-making, and feels comfortable sharing their passion with others, particularly the next generation of young singers. In the 2022-23 season, the group expects to give… Continue reading
Our incomparable baritone Mike turns 30 today. To mark the occasion, we have collected some of our favourite memories to share with you. Early years Where we eating? A few more from the archives Continue reading
We are sad to announce that Andrew will be leaving the group this summer. Since arriving from the USA in 2019, he has been a fantastic colleague and we will miss not only his wonderful musicality, but also his sharp-witted one-liners, which always managed to light up rehearsals! “I have… Continue reading
We are delighted to reveal Andrew Leslie Cooper as our new colleague in the second countertenor position. Andrew has been performing with us since June and replaces Alexander Chance as a full-time member of the group. “It is an absolute dream come true to be joining The Gesualdo Six. Until… Continue reading
We are sad to announce that Alexander Chance is leaving the group after three years. He has been a fantastic colleague, and his wonderful singing and musicianship, humour and cricketing prowess will be greatly missed. “In the frantic rush to find Christmas presents for friends and family, I am minded… Continue reading
Joseph Wicks – tenor “I for one am hugely looking forward to returning home to Salisbury with the group for several reasons. Firstly, it will be a joy to give a concert once again at St Martin’s, a church in which I gave many a school concert, occasionally practised the… Continue reading
We are thrilled to announce that we have appointed Alex Chance as our new Countertenor II. Alex recently graduated from New College, Oxford, where he read Classics and was a choral scholar under the direction of Edward Higginbottom and Robert Quinney. Born in London, Alex took up the recorder at the… Continue reading
