Following his graduation with a first class degree in music from Manchester University, Jim Clements has forged a career as a composer and arranger, writing a cappella arrangements for groups including The King’s Singers and Voces8, and orchestrations for the BBC and the RLPO. He is a lay clerk in Southwark Cathedral Choir, and enjoys exploring the British countryside on his motorbike.

Andrew Griffiths pursues a career as a conductor, repetiteur and singer. He has conducted for The Royal Opera, where he trained as a Young Artist, Opera North and the Iford Festival, and worked for companies including Chicago Opera Theater, Scottish Opera and Early Opera Company. Appearances as a tenor soloist include Bach's St Matthew Passion (Britten Sinfonia), and Evangelist, St John Passion and Christmas Oratorio. Website

Benedict Hymas began to study singing seriously with Philip Doghan at the Royal Academy of Music whilst a student at King's College, London. He has since worked with a number of professional groups, including Polyphony and the Gabrieli Consort, and increasingly appears as a soloist. He is also passionate about the piano, particularly the work of Debussy.