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Graham Neal is a graduate of the University of Surrey, the Knack opera course at the English National Opera, and Trinity College of Music.

On the operatic stage, Graham has performed at The Royal Opera House, The English National Opera, Festival d’Aix-en-Provence, l’Opera Comique, Iford International Arts Festival, and Grange Park Opera.

Graham is an accomplished ensemble singer, appearing frequently in concert, on television, and on recordings. The English Concert, The King’s Consort, the BBC Singers, Philharmonia Voices, the Academy of Ancient Music, the Armonico Consort, the Odyssean Ensemble, Cappella Nova, The Monteverdi Choir, with whom he sang at the Coronation of Their Majesties The King and Queen, and John Eliot Gardiner’s Constellation Choir. He is also a member of the choir of the London Oratory Church.

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BIOGRAPHY         

Graham Neal is a graduate of the University of Surrey, the Knack opera course at the English National Opera, and Trinity College of Music.

On the operatic stage, Graham has performed at The Royal Opera House, The English National Opera, Festival d’Aix-en-Provence, l’Opera Comique, Iford International Arts Festival, and Grange Park Opera.

Graham is an accomplished ensemble singer, appearing frequently in concert, on television, and on recordings. The English Concert, The King’s Consort, the BBC Singers, Philharmonia Voices, the Academy of Ancient Music, the Armonico Consort, the Odyssean Ensemble, Cappella Nova, The Monteverdi Choir, with whom he sang at the Coronation of Their Majesties The King and Queen, and John Eliot Gardiner’s Constellation Choir. He is also a member of the choir of the London Oratory Church.

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Tenor Graham Neal also stood out, whose suffering (Heu mihi! Filia mea) gradually made its way through meditative passages and multi-voice prayers until reaching the apotheotic final lament (Plorate filii Israel), where Gardiner managed to emphasise the prescriptive, almost visionary character of Carissimi as an indisputable reference for Baroque choral music.”

Scherzo (translation from Spanish)