Our People

Amy Carson

photo ©Emma Lewis

Amy Carson was the youngest of the first girl choristers at Salisbury Cathedral. She went on to be a choral scholar at Trinity College, Cambridge. She has made highly acclaimed appearances on the opera stage and screen, most notably starring as Pamina in Kenneth Branagh’s film of The Magic Flute when she was only 21. She has performed internation- ally both as a soloist and ensemble singer with many professional groups, including The Sixteen, the Monteverdi Choir, The Gabrieli Consort and the OAE.

https://www.amycarsonsoprano.com/

Timothy Dickinson

Noted for his “wonderfully warm, round, powerful tone” (Early Music Today), Bass-Baritone Timothy Dickinson enjoys a diverse career, ranging from recitals across the UK to Operatic roles at Glyndebourne, Scottish Opera, Longborough and elsewhere. Timothy is also very active as an Oratorio soloist, embracing a broad repertoire including Bach’s Passions, the Requiems of Verdi, Faure and Duruflé, and Haydn’s ‘The Creation’. He has sung with ensembles including The Sixteen, Dunedin Consort, BBC Singers and La Nuova Musica. Additionally, he enjoys a deeply rewarding association with the education department of the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, engaging with young people across the country. In 2021, he released a disc of Christmas-themed English Songs - The Holy Boy: Christmastide in Albion - with pianist Duncan Honeybourne.

https://www.timothydickinson.com/