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"Lucinda Cox’s voice was strikingly beautiful and clear, at the same time as carrying a melancholy, haunting tone to the pieces"
British Music Society, April 2020 |
"Lucinda Cox immediately hit the vocal ceiling with splendorous sound to bring us into an untrammelled new world and filling the building without a semblance of forcing power"
Brighton & Hove Independent, November 2019
Brighton & Hove Independent, November 2019
Lucinda Cox read Music at the University of Oxford before winning a scholarship for postgraduate studies at the Schola Cantorum in Basel, Switzerland.
As a recitalist, Lucy has performed at St George’s Bristol, Winchester Cathedral, and Oxford’s Holywell Music Room, as well as appearing virtually for the Home Concert Club during lockdown. She has worked as a soloist for ensembles including the Gabrieli Consort, Spiritato, the Monteverdi String Band and the Hanover Band. Lucy was a 2019-20 Brighton Early Music Festival Young Artist, and a finalist in the 2020 John Kerr Award for English Song. Since the pandemic, she has recorded solos for the Choir of the Earth's online performances of Mendelssohn's Elijah, Beethoven's 9th Symphony, Vivaldi's Gloria, Mahler's 8th Symphony, Haydn's Creation, Mozart's C minor Mass, and Mozart's Requiem.
Operatic roles have included Galatea in Handel’s Acis and Galatea; Andromeda in Cyril Rootham’s Andromeda, Felicitas in Nick Bicât's Perpetua; Drusilla, Fortuna and Verone in Monteverdi's L'Incoronazione di Poppea, Giuditta in Scarlatti's La Giuditta and Calisto in Cavalli's La Calisto.
Alongside her work as a soloist, Lucy has performed worldwide with ensembles including the Sixteen, the BBC Singers, the Gabrieli Consort, Tenebrae, London Voices and the Berlin Rundfunkchor. She is a member of the Choir of the London Oratory (dir. Patrick Russill) and studies with Gary Coward.
