Our members

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Tom is a third year music student at the University of Bristol. As well as conducting MADS, he sings with University Singers (as Tenor Section Leader) and with the Fitzhardinge Consort. He has previously sung with Ex Cathedra Academy and was the first male scholar of the National Children’s Choir of Great Britain. 

Tom has many musical interests outside of choral singing as a musical theatre director, jazz pianist, sound engineer and music producer.

Meg is a final year Music PhD student, having completed her Undergraduate and Masters Degrees in Bristol. Meg’s love of music began at an early age through competing at local Eisteddfod’s and starting piano and violin lesson’s at the age of 7. A former girl chorister at St Davids Cathedral, she loves choral singing, so much so that cathedral choirs form part of her academic research. Meg sang with the National Youth Choir of Wales and was a choral scholar at All Saints. 

Lillie, a 3rd year physics student, has sung in choirs since aged 9, and has sung solos in venues such as St John’s Smith Square and Keeble College of Oxford, as well as with Dulwich College sessions orchestra. She's previously sung with University Singers, and has been part of MADS for 2 years. Being a violinist and having achieved her ARSM singing diploma, she's been on tours as part of both choirs and orchestras to Italy, Spain, and Belgium, and most importantly the Mads' Cornmwall tour!

Tilly, a 3rd year Classics student based in London, likes to read, play with her dog Geoffrey and sing. A coloratura soprano who loves exploring new repertoire, from Jazz to Opera. Tilly plays the Cello and Piano, is an alumnus of Symphony Symphonia Orchestra and was Camden Youth Orchestra’s Principal Cellist in 2021. One of Tilly’s favourite memories performing was when she sang the ‘Once in Royal David’s City' solo at the Royal Albert Hall with National Youth Voices for 6000 people!

Olivia is a first year Music student from Dorset. She has been a part of choirs her whole life including the National Children’s Choir of Great Britain where she was also the 2025 choral scholar. She achieved a distinction in her classical singing ARSM earlier this year and continues to work on her skills as both a soloist and a chorister. Alongside this, Olivia has aspirations to progress into the world of choral conducting and composing and is very excited to see MADS opportunities. 

Hailing from rural Herefordshire, Kitty is a 3rd year Medic. Kitty played the trumpet in school ensembles and in the National Schools’ Symphony Orchestra. She took up singing to apply for a secondary school music scholarship and never looked back! Before university, working in the music department at Lancing College, she recorded for BBC Radio 3 and sing services at cathedrals; St. Paul’s and Westminster Abbey. Kitty sings with Fitzhardinge Consort and is Alto Scholar at Bristol Cathedral. 

Eliza is a 4th year Politics and Spanish student. She grew up in Rutland, where she developed her love for music, learning the flute at 7 and singing at 9.  Eliza sings with Bristol University Singers and formerly sang as a choral scholar at All Saints Church and with the National Youth Choir GB 18-25 (2023-24) and their 9-15 and 15-18 cohorts. Whilst on her year abroad in Granada, Eliza sang in the city’s chamber choir, performing in venues such as the Sacromonte Abbey and Granada cathedral. 

Lucy is a third year Music with Innovation student who loves to sing! She is a Soprano but sings Alto in choirs and has achieved her Singing ARSM. She plays the flute, piccolo and piano. She has performed in many concerts in both choirs and orchestras as well as solos. She was a member of the chorus for Dorset Opera and performed as Donna Anna in the Bristol University Opera Society's production of Don Giovanni! Outside of music, Lucy also likes to bake and play lacrosse as well as walk her dog!

Henry is a 3rd year Politics and International Relations student. He sang in choirs since 7, singing treble solos including ‘Walking in the Air’ from the Snowman at the Barbican and Once in Royal David's City. As a music scholar at school, he sang in multiple choirs and played the violin in school orchestras. Henry sang tenor solos in Faure’s requiem and Bach’s Magnificat both at Southwark Cathedral, also singing Duruflé’s requiem and Bach’s St Mathew passion. 

Alex is a 1st year music student. From London, Alex held position as choral scholar for 2 years at St Peter’s Church, Petersham. Alex developed a particular love for Vaughn-Williams’ music after performing the cycle of 5 mystical songs as solos. Outside of his choral music, Alex performs musical theatre and plays a range of instruments in different bands, performing at famous venues such as The Dublin Castle and Regents Park Theatre. 

Patrick is a 3rd year Medic. He was the Head Chorister of Trinity Boys Choir. He has sang in venues such as the Royal Albert Hall, the Royal Opera House and Abbey Road Studios alongside touring China, Poland, Germany, Italy, and France singing music ranging from Tudor masses and Russian opera to Benjamin Britten and film soundtracks. Patrick has also been fortunate to sing choral services in many cathedrals including Ely, Wells & York Minster. 

Wilkie is a 4th year maths student. Attending Tonbridge School with a music scholarship, he sung in the school’s Chapel Choir. Head of School Music in the upper sixth, he sang on 3 choir tours, in venues including the Notre-Dame and St. Paul’s, London, singing the baritone solo from Ireland’s Greater Love. He is a bass-baritone with a DipABRSM in vocal performance and grade 8. He sings with the choir Bath Camerata and is a choral scholar at Bristol Cathedral, depping for Bath Abbey. 

James is a 3rd year English student at the University of Bristol. He is an avid opera singer having performed lead roles in operas such as Don Giovanni (playing Don Giovanni himself) and Aeneus (as Aeneus) with the Bristol University Opera Society. He has also performed lead roles with Bristol Opera and performed as part of the chorus with the Dorset Opera Festival. As well as his opera endeavours, he sings Bass in the University Singers ensemble at the University of Bristol. 

Victor is a 2nd year history student. He sang with the London Youth Chamber Choir for 2 years, performing at venues including St Paul’s Cathedral, South Bank Festival Hall and the Royal Albert Hall for the BBC Proms. His favourite classical composer is Debussy, and favourite choral composer is Byrd. Outside of his choral music, Victor enjoys playing the electric guitar in a band, being lucky enough to perform at the well renowned 100 Club. His favourite bands include The Who and The Doors.

Duncan is a 2nd year PhD student in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. At 7 he joined St. Paul's Cathedral choir, where he took part in several state services and BBC Proms. His favourite experience was singing the top C solos in Allegri's Miserere Mei from St Pauls' famous "whispering gallery", despite his low voice in adulthood and his fear of heights. During undergraduate studies in Sheffield, he sang in the university's Chamber Choir and was a choral scholar at Sheffield Cathedral. 

Tom is currently a third year student studying Economics and Finance. He grew up in China where he learnt to play the violin and after moving to England he continued studying music at Guildhall in London. His favourite composer is Ravel, with his favourite work being Ravel’s Gaspard de la Nuit. Outside of music, Tom enjoys looking into anything tech-related and seeing any new inventions being released.