Maggie Cooper

Maggie Cooper was described by 'The Times' as 'captivating..naive and delicate, yet tough, touching and never cloying...she delivers with searing power and passion'. Maggie is a British Mezzo-Soprano living in London. She was awarded a scholarship to train at the prestigious Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Maggie’s Mezzo roles include Carmen (title role), Pauline ‘Queen of Spades’ Prince Orlofsky ‘Die Fledermaus’, Hexe ‘Hänsel und Gretel’ and Dido ‘Dido and Aeneas’. Oratorio works span all genres from Vivaldi to Carl Off and contemporary composers. Most notably Maggie performed Mozart’s C Minor Mass with the late Sir David Willcocks. Maggie frequently performs at concerts and events in the UK and abroad. She has given recitals in Europe’s oldest concert hall, the Holywell Music Room, and in London she has performed at many prestigious venues including St Paul's Cathedral, St Martin-in-the-Fields, St John’s Smith Square, Kings Place, The National Portrait Gallery. Maggie has provided entertainment at city dinners for most of the city Guilds and other venues including The Dorchester Hotel, The Savoy, The Guildhall, Tottenham Football Stadium and Twickenham Rugby Stadium. A career highlight was the honour of performing to His Majesty King Abdullah of Jordan for the opening of Marsa Zayed. In 2019 Maggie was nominated for Women's Radio Station's Future Classic Women Awards.