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With so little to be sure of

"No regrets" by Charles Dumont performed by Enchanté (Heidi Innes and David Vernon)

As with Rosy Steps, Theodora

About Heidi Innes

Mezzo Soprano Heidi is a classically trained singer with a wide repertoire who is happy to discuss your musical requirements.

Singer

Glasgow

Mezzo Soprano, Heidi Innes studied singing under at the conservatoire Paul Dukas, Paris and was then awarded a Masters in Vocal studies in 2008 from Trinity College of Music where she studied under the tutelage of Teresa Cahill. Her passion for music began at a young age and she achieved Grade VIII piano after the relatively short period of 3 years study. She moved to Paris to continue her musical studies at the piano and met an American soprano who encouraged her to focus on her voice. She was accepted into the conservatoire and and performed in several operas as a student. Operatic engagements include : Carmen , Theatre de Reuilly, Paris, 2007, Opera Holland Park Chorus 2012 (Lucia de Lamermoor, Cosi Fan Tutte) as well as the role of The Mother in Hansel and Gretel (2011) with Opera at Home (The Reform Club and All Saints' Church in Fulham) Orestes (La Belle Helene) for Suffolk Opera production at the Theatre Royal in Bury St Edmunds (2010) and Queen of the Night in Mozart’s Magic Flute in London (2009) Summer, in King Arthur at the Canoningate Edinburgh (2013) Mrs Herring (Albert Herring) Britten, at The Byre theatre in St Andrews (2015) . As a cabaret artist, she has had sell-out shows ‘An evening with Sondheim’ with pianist Alisa Aitkenhead, ‘An evening with Edith Piaf’ with accordionist David. Reno. and a Joni Mitchell tribute show at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2017, 2018 and 2022 .

Musicianship

Genres:

Classical, Baroque, Musical theatre, Opera, Folk

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Instruments:

Singer

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Event types:

Cruise, Wedding, Wedding proposal, Funeral / Memorial service, Hotel / Restaurant event, Private event, Charity event, Corporate event, Recording session

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Song list

Opera - Bach, Handel , Mozart, Puccini .

Musical theatre - Stephen Sondheim, Lloyd Webber, Stephen Schwartz

French Cabaret - Edith Piaf, Charles Trenet, Charles Aznavour .

Full Joni Mitchell set

Reviews

Magnificent Concert at Colstoun" Review by Edward Hocknell "A select group of East Lothian society was regaled last Thursday by a truly memorable concert of classical music. Four talented singers were ably supported by The Rose Street Quartet in an inspired medley of operatic highlights. It is invidious to single out an individual, but your correspondent was not alone in being entranced by the faultless diction and porcelain beauty of Fiona Wilkie. Already famous for her command of the Scottish canon, she brought to Handel and Mozart the wistful longing of the Western Isles. Her throbbing vibrato in Purcell’s ‘Sound the Trumpet’ was especially memorable, all the more so as she was wearing someone else’s dress. The male singers, Dominic Barberi and Adam Magee, tenor and bass, excelled in both delicacy and rumbustious comedy. Magee’s account of Lensky’s aria from Eugene Onegin was genuinely affecting, while Barberi exploited all Offenbach’s comic potential. Heidi Innes, the powerful mezzo, was distinguished by her vigour, and displayed excellent characterisation. The supporting band was fearless in its attacking phrasing, lending an air of reckless jollity to a thoroughly enjoyable evening. We are fortunate indeed in East Lothian to have the opportunity to attend such excellent concerts in such intimate surroundings, and it is to be hoped that last Thursday’s success will embolden the ensemble to enthrall larger audiences."

We were treated to a magical evening of Christmas music by Heidi Innes, Holly Carter and Hebe Jeffries at Tyninghame Village Hall . We were honoured to be the chosen beneficiary of the concert, the hall was packed full and the trio sent us off with real Christmas spirit.