Paige Miller started singing at a young age and was a member of many successful children’s choirs and female choirs, winning internationally renowned competitions, including the BBC Radio 2 Choir of the Year and the Llangollen International Eisteddfod. Paige then moved on to study Music at the University of Huddersfield where she sang in the University Chamber Choir. She has recently completed her PGCE in secondary music education and is currently teaching Music and Drama at a specialist performing arts school locally.

Debbie Bury studied singing with Zuilmah Hopkins, gaining distinction in ABRSM Grade 8. She was a member of Tees Valley Youth Choir for 4 years, with annual European tours, and  national competitions, coming 2nd in the  final of the BBC Choir of the Year at the Millennium Centre in Cardiff. She sang in the Leeds University Chamber Choir and currently sings with Leeds Vocal Movement. Debbie has Grade 8 violin, taught by Geraldine Murray, and played in Tees Valley Youth Orchestra for 6 years. She also has a diploma on piano, having been taught by her grandmother, Jean White. Debbie is a doctor, training in emergency medicine in West Yorkshire.

Ed Jones is a musician of various guises. He started singing at university, after playing ‘cello in a performance of Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms, and latterly asking questions about the logistics of the counter-tenor voice. He is also an organist and choir director, having had various posts in the cathedrals of the UK. He continues to work with a range of ensembles around the area from choral societies to chamber groups. He also composes from time to time since finishing his PhD, most recently finishing a tasteless arrangement of “Little Donkey” celebrating profoundly liturgically inaccurate lyrics. When not making music, he is a Financial Adviser by day, helping his clients with a range of money related concerns, from pensions, investments, tax efficiencies and holistic planning. When not doing any of the above, he can usually be found having a curry, driving a ridiculously small car without a roof, or with beer in hand.

David Tomlinson was born to a musical family in West Yorkshire. He trained as an oboist at the RNCM, performing in a range of ensembles from wind quintets to symphony orchestras. His love of singing began here; performing with the Hallé choir under Sir Mark Elder and James Burton. David trained to teach in York and now sings with The Chapter House Choir of York Minster. In his spare time, he enjoys amateur dramatics and spending time in the great outdoors.

Jeremy Thackray began singing as a chorister at Southwell Minster, Nottinghamshire, in 1999. He has since performed with the Durham Cathedral Consort of Singers, the New Cambridge Singers, Leicester’s Coro Nostro, and Wharfedale’s Pinsuti. He works in grant funding, financing new tree planting across Yorkshire, and when not singing might be found cycling through the Dales or writing fiction.

Robert Webb is a conductor, composer, trumpet player, singer and teacher from Leeds. He read Music at Merton College, Oxford, and was one of the first choral scholars in the new choral foundation under the direction of Peter Phillips (Tallis Scholars) and Ben Nicholas. Robert currently conducts Skipton Choral Society and Pinsuti Chamber Choir (Ilkley), as well as teaching singing and trumpet and directing the Senior Chamber Choir at The Grammar School at Leeds. He also sings regularly with the Bradford Cathedral Choir, where his eldest son is a chorister, and plays trumpet and flugelhorn with the Brazilian fusion band Tempo Feliz. In any (extremely limited) spare time, Robert plays flag American football for the Leeds Samurai in the North of England Conference.