William Brockman

Will Brockman is a music graduate from Bristol University, specialising in musicology and composition. At university, he was a member of the University Singers, Bristol Madrigal Ensemble and a co-founder of the Berwick Consort. He is a member of the Rodolfus choir, directed by Ralph Allwood, with whom he has performed at the Royal Festival Hall in London and on BBC Radio 3. He was also a choral scholar at Clifton Cathedral, where he sang a different Renaissance Mass every week, and is taught by Angela Hickey. He conducted Britten's Turn of the Screw in May with Bristol University Operatic Society. He also conducted Mozart's Requiem at St. George's Bristol and in Barcelona with the Bristol University Chamber Choir, as well as four other concerts of a capella choral music, ranging from Renaissance Polyphony to contemporary compositions . His solo experience includes singing the bass solo for Schubert's Mass no. 1, and various solos with the Madrigal Ensemble and University Singers. In June 2017, he sang Don Alfonso's part in LoveOpera's production of Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutte.