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Steven Griffin
Biography taken from 1999 (Ivanhoe) programme: Steven was born and raised in South Wales. He was awarded a choral scholarship to Magdalen Collage, Oxford, where he studied music. Since graduating, he has performed an eclectic repertoire of music, ranging from plainchant to pop. His professional l engagements have included performances in the chorus of Scottish Opera, the Choir of St. Brides Church, Fleet Street, London and St. John's Chamber Opera, and solo performances with the Edinburgh Bach Society. Steven's repertoire includes Curlew River and St. Nicolas (Britten), Christmas Oratorio and St. John Passion (Bach), Messiah and Samson (Handel), The Apostles (Elgar) and a wide variety of songs by composers as diverse as Beethoven, Duparc and Barber. He has a particular interest in Edwardian and Victorian ballads and similar neglected "classics" and regularly forces gems such as Come Into the Garden, Maud and Thora onto unsuspecting audiences. Steven also writes music, most recently a new Christmas carol for Na Clarsairean, the orchestra of the Edinburgh branch of the Clarsach Society. Performing Credits:
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