Harry Mobbs is originally from Tonbridge, Kent. He is a sought-after conductor and singer based in the North of England, and has performed at many of the UK's most prestigious classical music venues, including The Barbican Hall, The Stoller Hall, The Bridgewater Hall, London King's Place and Birmingham Symphony Hall. Harry is a third-year undergraduate at The University of Manchester, where he has taken on various operatic roles and managed two Opera productions. Harry recently finished a research project on the development of Franco-Flemish sound worlds in the 16th Century.

As well as being a conductor of Ad Solem Chamber Choir for two years, Harry was part of the inaugural cohort of HeartEdge Manchester Choral Scholars in association with St Martin-In-The-Fields. He is a Deputy Lay Clerk at Manchester Cathedral, a member of Kantos Chamber Choir, and was part of the 12th cohort of Genesis Sixteen. In the 23/24 season Harry has sung with Echo Vocal Ensemble, London Choral Sinfonia, Kantos Chamber Choir, Coro Spezzato, Manchester Cathedral Choir and The Mancunium Consort, taking him to venues across the UK, Europe and Asia. Harry has recently been awarded a Scholarship with VOCES8 for the 24/25 season.

Harry has an incredibly strong passion for music making and is known for his bubbly and vibrant character, as well as his passion for all things Liverpool FC and Cricket!

Joseph Taylor is from Bradford, West Yorkshire, and recently graduated from the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester. His professional endeavours have seen him perform with distinction across the world, performing regularly with world-renowned ensembles including, APOLLO5, The Monteverdi Choir, Collegium Vocale Gent, The Gabrielli Consort, St Martin’s Voices, Kantos Chamber Choir, Chorus of the Age Enlightenment, and many more.  

In addition to his performances, Joseph served as a Tenor Lay Clerk at Manchester Cathedral, alongside serving as a BBC Daily Service singer.

When not singing, Joseph enjoys drinking beer and eating curry.