Soprano Hannah Limbrick is a fourth-year undergraduate student at the Royal College of Music, studying under Sally Burgess FRCM and coached by Bryan Evans MBE. She is the recipient of an RCM Scholarship. At the RCM, she has performed in Libby Larsen’s Barnum’s Bird as a member of the pit chorus, and, most recently, has performed in the RCM’s production of Gazzaniga’s Don Giovanni Tenorio as a member of the chorus. She has performed in venues all around the UK, examples being St John’s Smith Square and The Brighton Dome. She has also taken part in various recordings such as for Pete Townsend’s Rock-Opera The Age of Innocence. Hannah is very passionate about both Early and Contemporary Music, having last year taken part in the RCM’s annual Bach cantata project, through which she performed under the baton of Ashley Solomon in St John the Evangelist church in Oxford. She also took part in the premiere of Peter Copley’s piece Salamanca 1936 in 2020. Hannah has also taken part in many charity events such as the Homelink Gala at Glyndebourne, as well as numerous smaller concerts for charities based in and around her hometown of Lewes.