Soprano Georgie Malcolm is studying for a postgraduate diploma at the Royal Northern College of Music with Elizabeth Ritchie, having gained her MMUS with distinction last year. A graduate of the University of Edinburgh in English Literature and French, she previously spent two years working in publishing in Oxford, whilst enjoying a busy schedule of singing engagements alongside this as both a soloist and ensemble singer.

Georgie frequently performs as an oratorio soloist with choirs and choral societies around the country, her repertoire ranging from Handel’s Messiah and Mozart’s Great Mass in C Minor to Honegger’s King David and Will Todd’s Mass in Blue.
On the operatic stage, Georgie recently appeared as La Contessa Di Almaviva in the RNCM’s production of Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro and has previously sung Venus in Venus and Adonis by John Blow on a touring production in Italy (L’Offerta Musicale di Venezia), Monica in Menotti’s The Medium (RNCM), Aunt Norris in Mansfield Park by Jonathan Dove (RNCM), and Atalanta in Handel’s Xerxes (New Chamber Opera). She joins Buxton International Festival this year as a Young Artist, singing in their opera chorus and covering the role of Cleopatra in Marc’Antonio e Cleopatra by Hasse.

Georgie recently placed second in the National Mozart Singing Competition, also winning the Schubert Prize. At the RNCM she was the winner of the inaugural Howard-Williams Memorial Prize, is a recipient of the Dame Eva Turner Award, and was a finalist in both the Joyce and Michael Kennedy Award for the Singing of Strauss and the college’s Concerto Competition. Her studies are kindly supported by the Alice Orrell and A&N Kendall Award, the Riga Heesom Award, and the Waverley Fund Scholarship.

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