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Opera performances include Gluck’s Orfeo (Lead with Peter Holman, and Emily van Evera), Steffani’s Niobe (cover of ‘Creonte’, Hengelbrock at ROH), ‘Mopsa’ and ensemble in Purcell’s Fairy Queen and King Arthur (New London Consort and Armonico Touring Opera).
He has also sung with specialized Ensembles, including The Gabrieli Consort, The Feinstein Ensemble and London Bach Singers at Kings Place, The Binchois Consort recording with Hyperion (Music from The 100 Years War and The Lily and the Rose), The Dunedin Consort in Bach’s Actus Tragicus (Scottish tour), Tenebrae, The Tallis Scholars and Monteverdi Choir (‘Pilgrimage to Santiago’) and with Exaudi and Ensemble Intercontemporain in Poppe’s Interzone, (Cité de la Musique). He has collaborated with lutenists David Miller (International Early Music Network Exhibition), and Jacob Heringman (BBC Radio 3 ‘Early Music Show’) and pianist Jeremy Filsell (Windsor and London). Media performances include Handel’s Messiah for BBC Radio 2, a recital disc of 20th-century British song ‘The Frostbound Wood’, Bach’s Cantatas with Bach Collegium Japan (BIS), ‘Handel and Companye’ with The Musicke Companye (Intim), and three discs with the Parley of Instruments (Hyperion).
He gained a BA Hons degree at Colchester Institute School of Music, with a further year of Postgraduate studies at the RAM. Tim has a busy teaching practice at home, Eton College and Royal Holloway University. He was a Professor of Singing at Trinity Laban Conservatoire for 12 years and taught at Truro School and Cathedral for 3 years. He is a Lay Clerk at St George’s Chapel Windsor, and was fortunate to sing for the committal of her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the weddings of Princess Eugenie and Prince Harry.
