Tilly Green has studied singing since the age of four and was Head Chorister of both her school choir and her chamber choir whilst at Cobham Hall School.

Tilly was a chorister at Rochester Cathedral and a founding member of the Canterbury Cathedral Girls’ Choir. During this time, she appeared on commercial recordings for Regent Records and Decca Records, the latter of which was both as part of the choir and as a soloist. She was the youngest ever chorister at the Old Royal Naval College Chapel Choir in Greenwich, and a chorister at Pimlico Voices.

Tilly is Artist in Residence for Cobham Choir, where they sing 3 concerts a year and regularly perform outreach work in the local community. She has recently held the position of soprano Choral Scholar at Glasgow Cathedral, an octet of professional musicians.

Tilly has sung as a soloist nationally and internationally, singing Bach St John Passion in Aachen, Germany, Chilcott St John Passion in Rochester Cathedral and as a soloist for the Edinburgh Royal Choral Union. Tilly is a regular soloist for the Seventy Chamber Choir and Thanet Festival Choir where she has recently sung Israel in Egypt, Messiah, Acis and Galatea and Trial by Jury. Her most acclaimed performance yet was being the soloist for Canterbury Cathedral’s Messiah. Tilly was also invited back to the Canterbury Cathedral Girls’ Choir to sing with internationally acclaimed Voces8 ensemble for the Romney Marsh Festival.

Tilly has toured internationally with the National Youth Choir of Scotland, performing in Carnegie Hall under Sir John Elliott Gardiner. She also opened the Edinburgh International Festival, singing Haydn’s Creation under Edward Gardner. Recently Tilly had the privilege of being nominated for the Kathleen Ferrier Bursary Competition as the only female in her year and was awarded third prize in the Molly Robb prize for singing. She also was privileged to achieve a scholarship, enabling her to sing in the chorus of Le Nozze Di Figaro with the New Generation Festival. Further opera experience includes singing Papagena, Dorabella and Fiordiligi in the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland opera scenes and she has completed a year-long contract with the Scottish Opera Young Company.

Recently, Tilly has successfully auditioned for the Associate Artist programme at RCS under the tutelage of world-renowned Karen Cargill. Here she will perform in regular Performance Classes, Coaching Sessions and Public Performances. She has also established a professional duet partnership with Samuel Prouse, a graduate of the Royal Academy of Music. Here she regularly performs at weddings, funerals and recital platforms.

The COVID-19 pandemic did not stop Tilly’s urge to create music and learn new things. This manifested in Tilly learning how to conduct a chorus of singers in a virtual performance of the Tippett Negro Spirituals, inspired by her experience in choral music. Whilst in lockdown she also prepared for her DIPABRSM qualification, passing this with distinction.

Tilly is very much looking forward to beginning an MA Degree in Vocal Studies at the Royal Academy of Music in September 2021, under the tutelage of Raymond Connell and Kate Paterson.