Harriet Webb was educated at Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Girls and went to Manchester University to read music. She studied violin with Ronald Birks of the Lindsay Quartet and singing with Diane Matthews at the Royal Northern College of Music. She now has lessons with Sarah Dunstan. She taught music for 16 years and was Director of Music at Newstead Wood School for Girls in Bromley, Kent. Harriet is an extremely experienced singer and has sung with several of the country’s top chamber choirs, including Polyphony, the BBC Singers and the King’s Consort, as well as her own 5-voice group, Amici. She has made numerous recordings, mainly with the Hyperion label, including appearances as a soloist on several discs. Harriet has sung at all the major London concert halls including several appearances as soloist at venues such as St John’s, Smith Square. Her repertoire ranges from Baroque to the present day and recent solo engagements have included performances of Karl Jenkins’s Stabat Mater, Dvořák’s Stabat Mater, Handel’s Messiah, Bach’s Mass in B Minor, Elgar’s Dream of Gerontius, and Verdi’s Requiem. Harriet lives in Kent with her husband, two children and their Corgi. In her spare time she enjoys cycling in the Kent countryside with a local cycling club.