Cheryl Enever

Having graduated as a cellist with a first class honours degree, lyric soprano Cheryl Enever began studying singing with Janice Chapman. She currently studies with Jennifer
Caron, Arwel Trahern-Morgan, Ludmilla Andrew and Philip Thomas.

Cheryl's operatic roles include Tosca in London, Luxembourg and Bermuda for Opera a la Carte, she recently created the role of Joanna in a newly commissioned opera for ROH, Ludd and Isis, Tatiana, Eugene Onegin, Franzi, Wienerblut, Donna Anna, Don Giovanni, First Lady, Magic Flute and the title role in Katya Kabanova (cover) for English Touring Opera; Fiordiligi Cosi fan Tutte and Pamina, Magic Flute for Opera a la Carte; Countess Almaviva, Le Nozze di Figaro and Donna Anna under Ben Ellin; Countess, Capriccio for The Wagner Society; Eva, Der Meistersinger, (excerpts) for the Mastersingers under Anthony Legge at the Linbury Studio Theatre, Covent Garden; Tamiri, Il Re Pastore for the Classical Opera Company; and Sandrina; L'infedeltà delusa for Bampton Classical Opera.

Highlights of Cheryl's concert work include Verdi Requiem (Cadogan Hall, Blackheath Concert Halls and Stowe Chapel); Brahms Requiem, Mahler Fourth and Eighth Symphonies (Bath International Festival); Beethoven Ninth Symphony and Mass in C (Rochester Cathedral); Mozart C Minor Mass, Requiem (St John’s Smith Square, King’s College Chapel, Cambridge) Vesperae solomnes de confessore and Exsultate Jubilate (Queen Elizabeth Hall); Fanshawe African Sanctus; Handel Messiah with the London Festival Orchestra.

Current and future engagements include concerts at St John's Smith Square and Gluck’s Il parnaso confuso at the South Bank Centre.