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Joseph Edwards is an English baritone whose career as a soloist and consort singer has led him to perform in prestigious venues worldwide. He has worked with professional groups across the UK, including Tenebrae, Stile Antico, Alamire, Fretwork, Academy of Ancient Music, and Sansara. He began singing as a chorister at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle, where he sang for numerous royal occasions, including the wedding of King Charles and Queen Camilla. He later became a choral scholar at King’s College London and went on to study at the Royal Academy of Music, where he graduated with distinction. He was also awarded the highest graduate diploma (DipRAM) for performance. In addition to his performing career, Joseph is a choral director and singing teacher. His students have performed on the West End stage and have become award-winning graduates of London conservatoires.
Some of Joseph's performance highlights include his debut recital at Wigmore Hall in 2016 and concerts at The Royal Albert Hall, Carnegie Hall, Philharmonie de Paris, and Hamburg Elbphilharmonie. He has performed on live radio broadcasts, including BBC Radio 3’s In Tune and Classical Live, and was part of the European premiere of the Brazilian radio opera A Noiva do Condutor. Joseph has appeared on Oscar-winning film soundtracks, recorded at Abbey Road Studios, and has worked in television music production, including The X Factor Live Shows and Made in Chelsea.
Joseph is a dedicated and passionate educator, and has led workshops in the UK and USA for Tenebrae, London Youth Choir, Beverley Early Music Festival, The Lammermuir Festival, and Bridgewater Hall with Streetwise Opera. He is the Festival Director of the Guernsey Choral Festival, and takes pride in making choral singing accessible to all.
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