Corinne

Corinne trained in Opera at the Royal Academy of Music, Associated Performers Studio in Hammersmith and at the Lyric Opera Studio in Weimar, Germany. She has sung in numerous Operas in the UK and around Europe including the roles of “Voce de Cielo” in Fulham Opera’s “Don Carlos” (Verdi), “Erste Elf” in “Ägyptische Helena”(Strauss) “Erste Dame” in “Die Zauberflöte” (Mozart) Weimar, Germany, “Alice Ford” in “Falstaff”(Verdi) Puglia, Italy, “Romilda” in “Xerxes” (Handel) for Hampstead Garden Opera, London and “Contessa” in “Nozze di Figaro” (Mozart) at the Welsh Tabernacle, London. Her future engagements include the role of “WaldenVogel” in “Siegfried” (Wagner) for Regents Opera.
Corinne has also been a soloist for BBC National Chorus of Wales and with various Choral societies around the UK. Whilst living in Gibraltar she was a principal soloist at an Opera Gala series in Gibraltar singing in St Michael’s Cave and the Holy Trinity Cathedral in the presence of His Excellency, The Governor of Gibraltar.

Tutoring Experience

I am a vocal tutor at the London College of Music and have taught adults and children for around 20 years privately and in various institutions. I have guided students through degree courses, grades 1-8 and prepared students for auditions and roles for choirs and companies. My students have ranged from young budding Westend stars, Brit School hopefuls, GCSE and A level students to mature voices - my oldest student is 80 years young.

Tutoring Approach

I teach a classical singing technique that suits Musical Theatre, Choral repertoire and Opera. I am not a slave to one particular method but incorporate many different ideas to suit the student I am teaching. We always start technical exercises however old you are or where you are in your training and continue to apply this analysis of technique to repertoire.