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The Scottish soprano, Susan Hamilton, is a noted soloist specialising in Baroque and Contemporary music. She sings regularly in Britain and Europe with the Dunedin Consort, Collegium Vocale, Florilegium, The King’s Consort, Monteverdi Choir, The New London Consort, The Ricercar Consort and A Sei Voci, and has appeared at major International Festivals in Europe, Japan, Australia and the USA. She has worked with conductors such as Philippe Herreweghe, Sir John Eliot Gardiner, Raphael Frühbeck de Burgos, Paul McCreesh and Ton Koopman, composers including Witold Lutoslawski and Ronald Stevenson. She appears regularly on the radio and television and has recorded for Astree-Auvidis, Delphian, Harmonia Mundi, Hyperion, Linn, Ricercar and Virgin Classics.
Susan Hamilton’s recent work has included a programme of English Music with the The Ricercar Consort in Lausanne, Rosenmüller's Vespers with Cantus Cölln, Haydn's Scot Songs at "Les Folles Journee" in Nantes and Lisbon, Michael Daugherty's What's That Spell? with the Paragon Ensemble, a tour of the USA with the Collegium Vocale, performing music by Schütz and a performance of Stimmung by Stockhausen at the Edinburgh International Festival with the Dunedin Consort. Her latest recording is of music by Ronald Stevenson, with pianist John Cameron, was released with Delphian Records in 2004.
Susan Hamilton is co-founder and Co-Artistic Director of the Dunedin Consort, Scotland's premiere vocal ensemble. |
