Jocasta Roper

Jocasta trained at the London College of Music from 2008 until 2012, where she graduated with a 2:1 BMUS (Hons) degree in music performance (voice). From age 9, she has performed nationally and internationally, singing in some of the world's most critically acclaimed venues, such as the Royal Albert Hall, Royal Festival Hall and the Barbican. She has also performed with English Cabaret, appearing in a pop-up tour in celebration of the Magna Carta anniversary and has sung in concert productions of a new opera, The Observatory, based on the life of Anna Jump Cannon. With haunting voice and flare for enchantment, she is a rising star in the classical-crossover genre, specialising in traditional folk music, particularly Irish, English, Welsh, Scottish, Canadian and American. She is currently singing with an a cappella choir (soloist/chorister) Wall of Sound, who have performed nationally and internationally and have appeared with classical-crossover trio, Blake, in concert. Coached by the Sandra Scott Singing Studios in London, she has gained valuable experience in performing regularly across London in solo concerts, including performances for the Rotary Club. She hungers for new challenges and experiences - with this drive, she continues to grow as an artist.