Timothy began his formative training as a chorister at Portsmouth Cathedral under Anthony Froggatt. From there, he later went on to study Singing, Composition and Jazz Piano at the University of Kent: Christ Church College, with Benjamin Luxon, Paul Edlin and Lionel Grigson, and Singing at Trinity College of Music with Teresa Cahill and Janice Chapman. As a composer, Timothy’s works include many choral and orchestral pieces, including several anthems and masses that are performed at various cathedrals, churches and concert venues throughout the UK, USA and Canada, and he is published by both Lighthouse Music Publications and HM Publications. Timothy is also in demand as a composer and arranger for other genres, including Film and Television. Future projects include a requiem mass, commissioned to commemorate the centenary of the start of the First World War. Timothy is a graduate of ENO's prestigious 'Knack' programme (studying with Mary King and Rufus Norris), and has performed with English National Opera, Scottish Opera, Aldeburgh and Bregenz Festivals, Queen's Royal Chapel of the Savoy, Canterbury Cathedral Choir, Raymond Gubbay, BBC Wales Chorus and the French vocal ensemble Accentus. He has also been on tours and recorded numerous film soundtracks with London Voices, including The Hobbit and Snow White and The Huntsman. Timothy's training and experience as an operatic singer was the catalyst behind the formation of Cantoribus - a vision to fuse the operatic voice with the great English choral tradition.