Zaira Palumbo's performance will be focussing on the history of classical musical theatre, from it's early influences, highlighting significant composers and iconic performers of the 20th Century.
Visit our website to book tickets: www.anterosfoundation.com. Zaira Palumbo is a classically trained soprano graduate of Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance. She studied under the tutelage of Joan Rogers CBE and Anna Tilbrook, graduating with a BMus (Hons) and the Vocal Teaching LTCL qualification.
Zaira is delighted to be performing once again at Anteros Arts Foundation, after holding a recital in 2016. This performance will be focussing on the history of classical musical theatre, from it's early influences, highlighting significant composers and iconic performers of the 20th Century.
Throughout her career, Zaira has been very fortunate to sing in various venues across the country including the Old Royal Naval College - Greenwich, Clare College Chapel - Cambridge and St George's Hall – Blackburn. She has supported the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, represented Trinity Laban at The Kathleen Ferrier Bursary Competition and was selected as a semi-finalist at the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod. Soloist credits include - Vivaldi: Gloria, Pergolesi: Stabat Mater, Schubert: Mass in C, Purcell: Come ye sons of art, Haydn: The Seasons, Matthew Coleridge: Requiem, Mozart: Missa Brevis in Bb, Rutter: Mass of the Children.
Zaira has a very strong passion for musical education and is an experienced vocal teacher. Zaira is proud to act as musical director for the Red Loft Theatre Company, The Garage Performance Academy and Mundesley Community Choir.
Zaira will be accompanied by Martin Adams. Martin studied at Birmingham University, the Open University and King’s College London. Martin’s early musical interests were in performing – but this soon developed into a love and passion for choir directing. And that led to various church posts, directing performances in several cathedrals, and working with many choirs and musicians. He is currently accompanist to Mundesley Community Choir, the UEA’s Community Choir, and has worked with Zaira for the past four years.