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“Hyde’s exciting voice has a consistently warm, unfussy tone over a wide range.”
Classic FM“Philippa Hyde is the well chosen soloist… silvery voiced, fluent, articulate, agile where necessary, vibrato-lite, she is a pleasure to hear.”
International Record Review“Tell me, some pitying angel, prettily sung by Philippa Hyde.”
Financial TimesPhilippa Hyde commenced her singing studies with Ann Lampard MBE and continued under the tuition of the late tenor David Johnston and Yvonne Minton CBE at the Royal Academy of Music. She graduated with the coveted Dip. RAM in 1993. In 2001 she was awarded the ARAM, an honour granted to past students of the Academy who have achieved distinction in their profession.
Philippa’s busy and varied concert, oratorio and operatic career has taken her all over the world, from Helsinki to Beijing, as well as to many of the major concert venues and festivals of Europe. She has performed regularly with The Academy of Ancient Music, the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, The Parley of Instruments, The Musicke Companye, Canzona, The Hanover Band, the Harmonious Society of Tickle Fiddle Gentlemen, as well as with her own Period Instrument ensemble, Bloomsbury Baroque.
Memorable moments of Philippa’s career to date include performing Dido and Aeneas whilst operating a sizeable puppet at London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall; performing the same work (without puppets) in the Roman amphitheatre at Sabratha in Libya and attempting a song recital during a thunderstorm in New Delhi, India, as well as performing in such extraordinary venues such as the chapel of Versailles and the throne room in the Rosenborg Palace in Copenhagen. She loves the personal and musical interactions that her career enables her to experience, whether it is singing alongside choirs throughout the UK, or collaborating with Baroque ensembles in other countries, most notably in Poland.
Philippa is an experienced recording artist. She performed the role of Adonis in the first recording of Pepusch’s Venus and Adonis with the Harmonious Society of Tickle Fiddle Gentlemen, which won the 2016 Opera Award in the Preis der Deutschen Schallplatten Kritik in Germany. It is released on the Ramee label.
Philippa is married to Richard Tanner, who is Organist and Director of Music elect at Saint Thomas Church, Fifth Avenue, New York. Philippa will therefore be dividing her time between Manhattan, Bloomsbury and East Sussex. In her spare time she enjoys reading, walking, travel and theatre. She is currently studying for an MSc in psychology.
May 2025
For Oratorio, Concert & Opera repertoire please scroll down:
Arne | Artaxerxes, role: Semira |
Alfred, role: Eltruda | |
Bach | St Matthew Passion |
St John Passion | |
Mass in B minor | |
Magnificat | |
Christmas Oratorio | |
Cantata 51 Jauchzet | |
Blow | Venus and Adonis |
Bocccherini | Stabat Mater |
Brahms | Requiem |
Briggs | Requiem |
Carissimi | Jephte |
Cavalli | Pompeo Magno, role: Giulia |
Eccles | Semele, role: Semele |
Dobrogosz | My Rose |
Fauré | Requiem |
Messe Brève | |
Finzi | In Terra Pax |
Handel | Messiah |
Israel in Egypt | |
Dixit Dominus | |
Aci, Galatea e Polifemo, role: Aci | |
Acis and Galatea, role: Galatea | |
Judas Maccabaeus | |
Ode on Saint Cecilia’s Day | |
Samson | |
Harmon and Mordecai | |
L’Allegro, Il Pensieroso ed Il Moderato | |
The Passion of Christ | |
Solomon | |
Gloria | |
Silete venti | |
Haydn | Creation |
Nelson Mass | |
Harmoniemesse | |
Missa in Tempore Belli | |
Missa Sancti Nicolai | |
Maria Theresa Mass | |
Michael Haydn | Requiem Solemne |
Heinichen | Missa nr.9 in D |
Mendelssohn | St Paul |
Monteverdi | Vespers of 1610 |
L’Orfeo roles: Ninfa, Messegiera, La Musica | |
L’Incoronazione di Poppea, role: Poppea | |
Mozart | Mass in C |
Mass in C minor | |
Requiem | |
Vespers | |
Litanei KV243 | |
Exsultate Jubilate | |
Pergolesi | Stabat Mater |
Magnificat | |
Pepusch | Venus and Adonis, role: Adonis |
Purcell | Timon of Athens |
Dido and Aeneas, roles: Dido, Second Woman, witch | |
Fairy Queen | |
King Arthur | |
Rutter | Requiem |
Gloria | |
Psalmfest | |
Magnificat | |
Schubert | Mass in G |
Tippett | A Child of Our Time |
Vivaldi | Gloria RV 389 |
Nulla in Mondo Pax Sincera | |
Gloria RV588 | |
Magnificat | |
Laudate pueri | |
Beatus Vir |