Beth has recently graduated with Distinction in her MA, Solo Voice Ensemble Singing at the University of York under Robert Hollingworth and Susan Young. She is now a Choral Scholar at St John’s Church, Notting Hill and undertakes freelance work in London. Beth is also a current Genesis Sixteen member and a VOCES8 Scholar for 2025/26. She has recently recorded three projects with the VOCES8 Foundation, as well as having other performance opportunities both in the UK and abroad with the VOCES8 Scholars Ensemble. She now studies with Sophie Bevan and Julia Doyle.

Beth read Modern Languages and Cultures (German and Italian) BA Hons at Durham University, during which she was a choral scholar at several chapel choirs and studying voice with Miranda Wright. Whilst at Durham, Beth co-founded The Phoenix Consort, a vocal consort which came third in the 2023 Tolosa Choral Contest and which now has recorded two CDs of new music by composers Alexander Campkin and the American composer, Dan Locklair.

Beth regularly performs as a soloist. Recent such engagements have included Handel’s Messiah, Bach’s St John Passion, St Matthew Passion, B Minor Mass and cantatas Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland and Wachet auf, Haydn’s Paukenmesse, Zelenka’s Miserere, Vivaldi’s Gloria, Requiems by Mozart and Fauré, as well as giving solo recitals.