Lucy receives high praise for her performance at The Royal Hall, Harrogate as reported by Adrian Selway. You can read the review of the whole event under the “Press” section of this website.

Lucy gave a sensational performance at The Last Night of The Proms Concert with Alfie Boe at The Royal Hall, Harrogate. The event also included performances by The Harrogate Choral Society and The Manchester Camerata conducted by Andrew Padmore. The sold out event on behalf of The Lord’s Taverners Disability Sports Appeal was a terrific success.

Recently Lucy was interviewed by BBC Radio York. With their permission we are publishing the interview here for you to listen to.

BBC Radio York interview

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We recently found an old piece on Lucy from the Telegraph & Argus newspaper here in West Yorkshire, we hope you enjoy it.

Telegraph & Argus PDF

Stephen Lawrence Memorial in Leeds - Attended by the Secretary of State for Education, Edd Balls. Lucy makes a unique performance in Mandarin Chinese to emphasise the International dimension of Global Citizenship.

Confirmation that Lucy will be guest Soprano with the tenor Alfie Boe headlining for the Last Night Of The Proms concert at the Harrogate International Centre on 15th May 2010.

‘Lucy rocks Manchester’ - Lucy causes a sensation at Manchester’s Hard Rock Cafe when she performs one of her classical songs in the middle of a Hard Rock, Hip-Hop, Rap and RnB orientated musical evening.

The Aria ‘Song To The Moon’ is recorded in the original Czech Language. Click on the Discography page and have a listen.

Lucy impressed at her first outdoor event when she opened ‘The Last Night Of The Proms’ concert in Centenary Square, Bradford.

Lucy visits Czech Republic to perform and to study with Czech language expert Helenka Augustinova, the correct pronunciation of the words for the Aria ‘Song To The Moon’ by Czech composer, Antonin Dvorak which is taken from his famous opera ‘Rusalka’. Later this year Lucy will record this ‘Aria’ in the Czech language and it will then be added to her repertoire for future performances.