conducting Hamburg Symphony Orchestra; Glory of Venice programme for OAE; Mozart Ch’io mi scordi di te with Joanna Macgregor at Cornerstone Festival; Bach Lutheran Mass in G Minor for Australian Chamber Orchestra at Maribor Festival, Slovenia; Handel Israel in Egypt for Sir John Eliot Gardiner and Monteverdi Vespers for OAE throughout the UK and Europe. Kirsty made her proms debut in the BBC "Inspire" Young Composers Prom with Aurora Orchestra. Kirsty is a keen recitalist, a highlight being performing Dame Penelope Keith's favourite arias and songs from shows for West Green Opera.
Kirsty features on several recordings including Howard Goodall's Invictus: A Passion, Monteverdi Vespers for OAE; Purcell Indian Queen for Harry Christophers and Handel at Vauxhall Volume 1 for London Early Opera . Television performances include appearances on Charles Hazelwood’s The Birth of British Music, The Sixteen's Sacred Music at Christmas and The Passion on BBC4.
Future singing plans include more Fairy Queen: Three Wishes with OAE and choral society appearances throughout the UK.
When not singing, Kirsty is a freelance producer, currently working with Wild Arts and director Tom Morris. Kirsty is also founder/producer of Andrews Sisters act The Roxy Dots.
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