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Anne studied singing at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, and since moving to Scotland in 1989, has worked extensively as a soloist in Oratorio including Haydn's Nelson Mass and The Creation, both with Sir Charles MacKerras and Sir Roger Norrington (at the Edinburgh International Festival); Mozart's Requiem and Mass in C minor; Verdi's Requiem; Handel's Messiah; and Bach's St John Passion, Mass in B minor' and St Matthew Passion.
She performs and records regularly with the well-known vocal groups Cappella Nova, Scottish Voices, Dunedin Consort and Canty, a four person female group specializing in medieval plainsong. See discography for a list of Anne's recording.
She is also an accomplished singer of Scottish traditional music, performing regularly in a voice and harp ensemble throughout Scotland from Glamis to the Royal Yacht Britannia.
Anne has performed regularly over the years on Radio 3 and Radio Scotland arts programmes, both as member of a consort and as a featured artist. Throughout the 1990's each summer found Anne working as the female vocalist in a Scottish traditional show on Edinburgh's Royal Mile. She is also at home with more contemporary repertoire and recently performed Schonberg's Pierrot Lunaire with the London based ensemble Chroma, and Requiem in Blue by Harvey Brough.
Anne enjoys teaching and is currently working with pupils at Fettes College and St George's School for Girls in Edinburgh.
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