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Sophie Meikle Mezzo Soprano 13 Monastery Street, Canterbury, Kent CT1 1NJ E-mail [email protected] Mob 07971 522624 Tel 01227 453494 Singing tuition Howard Milner Johanna Peters Lydia Flett Education The Knack, ENO Baylis Mary King, Rufus Norris,Leah Hausman, Maxine Braham The Deller Academy of Early Music Mark Deller, Olive Simpson, Robert Spencer, Charles Daniels, Dot Linnell PGCE (Primary) University of Leeds BA (Hons) – Philosophy University of Kent Opera Nancy Albert Herring Imperial Opera; Wendy Norman Maddalena Rigoletto Floral Opera; Dennis Knight, Richard Gregson Maestra del novice Suor Angelica Floral Opera; Dennis Knight, Richard Gregson Grandma Little Red Riding Hood The Knack; Jonathan Dove, Alasdair Middleton Mrs. Trapes Beggar’s Opera University of Kent Opera Project; Susan Wanless, Chris Blackwood Adele Die Fledermaus Glasgow Opera Group; Peter Shand Oratorio Bach Christmas Oratorio Cantemus; Alan Richardson Bach Magnificat University of Kent; Susan Wanless Handel Messiah University of Kent; Susan Wanless Concert Catch Club (Mrs. Firebrand) Canterbury Catch Club, David Flood (Canterbury Festival) Early Music Repertoire Canterbury Baroque; Peter Litman Orff Carmina Burana Ashford Choral Society; Mark Deller Elgar Sea Pictures Canterbury Symphony Orchestra Mezzo Solo repertoire Clydebank District Choir (tour of Holland), Glasgow Brass Ensemble Musicals Yeston Nine Imperial Opera; David Phipps-Davis Future Engagements Flora/Anina & Narrator La Traviata Simply Opera; Martin Rendle Carmen Carmen Simply Opera; Martin Rendle Skills Elementary German and a good working knowledge of French, Italian and Latin Professional double bass player.

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