Dolce Sei

Thomas Morton is an artist and musician working as a musical director and baritone, who is currently reading a Master's Degree in Arts and Cultural Management at the University of Lincoln. In the early stages of his musical career, he earned a position as a scholar with RSCM Cathedral North. While in school, he competed at international choir and solo competitions including being awarded ‘Most Promising Vocalist’ at the Mrs Sunderland Festival. His talent also led him on several international tours, including Italy, Malta and the Vatican City. He currently operates in the Lincoln area as the Music Coordinator at All Saints Church, Musical Director of Lincoln Male Voice Choir, a conductor of both the University of Lincoln Chamber Choir and University of Lincoln Instrumental Ensemble as well as conducting scholar for Lincoln Choral Society.

India Simpson was born in Norfolk, where she studied with Jane Roberson to attain her grade 8 Singing. She joined the Norwich Cathedral Girls' Choir from 2014-2018 and won the Norfolk's Young Musician competition, 2022. Having recently completed her degree in Music at the University of Lincoln, India has performed as a soloist in major works including: Mascagni's 'Cavalleria Rusticana', Brahm's 'Requiem', Bach's 'Wachet Auf', and Handel's Saul as a guest soloist. Whilst at university, she was a choral scholar at All Saint's Monks Road and sang with the University Chamber Choir. India was also a finalist for the prestigious Luxon Amit Singing Bursary which included masterclasses with Matthew Rose and James Gilchrist. India continues to peform regularly with choral societies across Lincolnshire and beyond, appearing frequently as a soloist.

Ceridwen Fisher is an accomplished soprano whose voice has been shaped by years of classical training. Her voice developed through her choral experience both as a Choral Scholar in Parish Church Choirs and as a Chorister at Bangor Cathedral 2013-2018. During her time there she took part in recording a CD and sang in two BBC broadcasts with the Cathedral Choir. Whilst at the University of Lincoln, Ceridwen was a Soprano Choral Scholar with the Lincoln Choral Society, and at All Saints' Church, Monks Road. Whilst with Lincoln Choral Society, she sang in numerous concerts, singing works such as Handel's 'Saul', and recently as the soprano soloist in Will Todd's 'Mass in Blue'. Since she has returned as a Choral Scholar at All Saints' Church, Carshalton, where she is also working on choral outreach. 

Luke Wright is a dedicated and expressive musician in his second year reading Music at the University of Lincoln, where he is developing his performance practice and musicianship. As a tutti Cellist with the Sheffield Philharmonic Orchestra and Lincoln Pro Musica Orchestra, Luke has performed a variety of repertoire, from Mahler's 'Symphony No.2' to Vaughan William's 'The Lark Ascending'. His role as a Tenor Choral Scholar with the Lincoln Choral Society has additionally given him opportunities to perform major works such as Duruflé's 'Requiem', Handel's 'Messiah', and Fauré's 'Requiem' in renowned venues including Lincoln Cathedral and Sheffield City Hall.

Harriet Morris is a versatile musician born in Darlington, specialising in piano and vocal performance. She studied music at the University of Lincoln, where she gained experience performing with a variety of choirs and ensembles. Her notable performances with the Lincoln Choral Society include 'Via Vitrix', Handel's 'Messiah', Handel's 'Saul' as a Soloist, and Will Todd's 'Mass in Blue' as an instrumentalist in the ensemble. As a skilled multi-instrumentalist, Harriet plays soprano, alto and tenor saxophone, as well as guitar and accordion. She is an active member of her local community orchestra, contributing on both alto and tenor saxophone in regular concerts throughout the year.

Matthew Luk is a cellist with over 15 years of performing experience, holding an ATCL Performance Diploma and a Bachelor of Arts in Music. Over the years, he has been an active performer in orchestras, chamber ensembles, and musical theatre productions across the UK, known for his expressive tone and collaborative musicianship. As both a soloist and ensemble player, Matthew has competed in numerous music competitions, performing repertoire ranging from classical concerti to contemporary works for string quartets and orchestras. His musical interests extend beyond performance into the therapeutic and psychological dimensions of music, leading him  on to pursuing Music Therapy at UWE Bristol, where he aims to explore music's capacity for emotional connection and healing in the mental health sector.

Naomi Di Marco is the new Ensemble Coordinator for Dolce Sei, ensuring that the marketing, administration, ticketing and communications of the ensemble is kept organised - including the ensemble members themselves! Whilst her career is not music-orientated, she dedicates her free time to music, whether that's practicing towards her grade 8 Piano, composing new music or singing in the Mansfield Choral Society. Naomi is passionate about continuing the legacy of classical music and engaging with young musicians. However,  her academic interests lie with  zoomusicology - the focus of her disseration -  and the ethnomusicology of East Asia.  She hopes that her work with Dolce Sei will bring inspiration to communities through our future concerts!