"I believe that music is audible emotion. Live performance can capture a moment. There is nothing more exciting than being in the same room as a performer when they fully open up and let you connect in a direct way with their soul. This has become my mission; to share a piece of my heart with as many people as possible through song."

"Classical soprano Jennifer is one of the rising stars of the opera world, whose breath-taking vocal artistry comes with an endearing, easy-going style that has allowed her to grace grand opera, TV and sporting arenas with ease." - FC United of Manchester

BIOGRAPHY

BIOGRAPHY: Long

British Soprano Jennifer Coleman is a diverse performer whose career spans opera, concerts, television, and recitals. She especially enjoys introducing new audiences to classical music. Since 2018 Jennifer has been singing Soprano 1 full-time in the chorus of Vlaanderen Opera (Flemish Opera), Belgium. She regularly performs with them in Antwerp, Gent and Luxembourg.

Jennifer graduated with distinction from the Masters and Diploma at the Royal College of Music, London, where she was a Theo Max van der Beugel Scholar. Prior to this, she completed her undergraduate training at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester. She was a Britten-Pears Young Artist 2017, winner of The Hatfield Festival Vocal Category 2017, and of a 2016 Musical Odessey Prize. She has released two CDs: Songs of Love, and Simple Gifts.
Jennifer first appeared on television at the age of 17 when she reached the boot camp stages of The X Factor. Since then she has been featured singing on several television programmes. Other highlights include six months touring the world as the resident opera singer aboard The Silver Muse 17/18, a tour of the South of France with the Young Virtuosi Orchestra 2016, recitals in Spain as part of the Encuentro de Música y Academia de Santander 2017, and recitals with clarinetist Peter Dec at prestigious London venues including The Royal Albert Hall, Kings Place, The Victoria & Albert Museum, and The Royal Academy of Art.

Operatic roles include: Theodora in Handel’s Theodora (RCM Oratorio society), Pamina in Mozart's The Magic Flute (St. John's Opera), Taumann/Dew Fairy Hänsel und Gretel (RCMIOS), Mabel in The Pirates of Penzance, Frasquita in Carmen, 2nd Niece in Britten's Peter Grimes (Dartington International), Priestess in Gluck's Iphigenie en Tauride (Euphonia Opera), Noga in Tom Smail's Electric Blue (Tête-à-Tête), and Vixen in Janáček's The Cunning Little Vixen (RCM Scenes). Concert performances include soprano solos in Bach's St John Passion, Brahms' Deutsches Requiem, Handel's The Messiah, Purcell’s Come ye sons of art, Fili in Handel's bilingual Acis and Galatea, and Elsie Suddaby in Vaughan-William's Serenade to Music. 

When she’s not singing, Jennifer can generally be found playing sudoku on her phone, diving into her local swimming pool, or tucking into some delicious Belgian chocolates.

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BIOGRAPHY: Short (193 words)

Soprano Jennifer Coleman is a diverse performer whose career spans opera, concerts, television, and recitals. She especially enjoys introducing new audiences to classical music. Jennifer has been singing Soprano 1 full-time in the chorus of Opera Vlaanderen (Flemish Opera) since 2018. Jennifer graduated with distinction from the Masters and Diploma at the Royal College of Music, London, where she was a Theo Max van der Beugel Scholar. She has released two CDs: Songs of Love, and Simple Gifts.

Jennifer first appeared on television at the age of 17 when she reached the boot camp stages of The X Factor. Other highlights include six months as the resident opera singer aboard The Silver Muse cruise ship, a tour of the South of France with the Young Virtuosi Orchestra 2016, recitals in Spain as part of the Encuentro de Música y Academia de Santander 2017, and recitals with clarinetist Peter Dec at prestigious London venues including The Royal Albert Hall, Kings Place, The Victoria & Albert Museum, and The Royal Academy of Art.

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"You were amazing by the way, such an awesome voice and performance. Wow. "
-Attendee, Charity Dinner, Dec 2013

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