Currently a member of the world-famous BBC Singers, Jamie has made numerous recordings and radio broadcasts and performs regularly in concert venues around London and the UK.  

In demand as a soloist, Jamie has performed Oratorio across the country with many choirs, choral societies and orchestras including The London Concertante, The 18th Century Concert Orchestra, The English Haydn Orchestra, Southern Sinfonia and more.  

His recent engagements include Mozart Requiem, Handel Messiah, Handel Passion of Christ, Bach St John Passion, Bach Magnificat, Stainer Crucifixion, Brahms German Requiem, Charles Wood St Mark Passion, Rossini Petite Messe Solennelle, and Mendelssohn Elijah along with recitals of song cycles by Gerald Finzi and Ralph Vaughan Williams.  

Forthcoming concerts include Mozart's Requiem and Solemn Vespers de Confessore, Bach's Magnificat and Mass in B Minor, Handel's Messiah and Israel in Egypt.  

Born in a small mining village in the Nottinghamshire coalfield, Jamie's singing career began when a rather frank appraisal of his keyboard skills led him to conclude that his career as a concert pianist was going nowhere!  Since when he went on to study singing, gained a first class degree in music from the University of Liverpool and later took up positions with the cathedral choirs of Chester and Winchester. 

Jamie lives in Hampshire with his wife and his son, Samuel. Alongside his activities as soloist and consort singer he is also a choir trainer, choral conductor and voice teacher.