Victoria is a versatile singer and performer with a wide range of experience in the UK and abroad. She sings a variety of music, from medieval to modern, through classical and folk styles, and always enjoys the challenge of new material.
Recent highlights include: Young Katherine in Dr Dee with Damon Albarn, dir.Rufus Norris (ENO & Manchester International Festival); Graham Fitkin and Jasmin Vardimon’s Home (Linbury Studio, ROH); Damon Albarn’s Dr Dee (Onefest; Later with Jools Holland, BBC2); World premiere of Stevie Wishart’s Out of This World with Sinfonye and BBC Singers (Cadogan Hall, BBC Proms & Hannover Festival); World premiere of Howard Moody and Helen Chadwick’s Where Two Worlds Touch (Salisbury Festival); Development of War Correspondents with Helen Chadwick and Stephen Hoggett (NT Studio); Trading Roots with Grand Union Orchestra and BBC Concert Orchestra (Broadcast on BBC Radio3).
Upcoming engagements include: Beckett+ Project (Brighton Festival)
Victoria performs regularly with a cappella trio Voice, the Helen Chadwick Group, all-female choir Schola Pietatis Antonio Vivaldi, and ancient Greek band Daemonia Nymphe. She has performed and recorded the music of Hildegard of Bingen with the group Sinfonye, under the direction of Stevie Wishart, since 1996, touring in the UK, US and Europe
Victoria joined the Oxford Girls’ Choir in 1995, studying under Richard Vendome. She performed a number of solo roles in Purcell’s Dido & Æneas, and played Alice in Roderick Williams’ Alice in Wonderland. She went on to study Ethnomusicology at SOAS, University of London, achieving a first in her final performance of Judeo-Spanish songs. Alongside performing, she enjoys arranging and teaching, and has significant experience leading choirs in the UK and Brazil.