Helen Neeves began her training in music and performance at the University of York followed by two years at the Royal College of Music; she studies with Julie Kennard. After leaving York she continued to perform there regularly, in particular singing with Yorkshire Baroque Soloists.

Helen has many years of experience as a solo and consort singer, encompassing concert work, recordings and radio broadcasts, particularly in the fields of baroque and classical music. A versatile soprano, Helen’s repertoire includes Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas and King Arthur, Blow’s Venus and Adonis, Haydn’s 'Nelson' Mass and Stabat mater, Mozart’s C minor Mass, and Exultate Jubilate, Fauré Requiem, Dupré’s De profundis, Handel’s Samson and Messiah, Charpentier’s Acteon, Bach’s Christmas Oratorio and Rutter’s Magnificat.

Being a real fan of Jane Austin novels, Helen has been involved in a series of recitals with pianist Samantha Carrasco, featuring music from the esteemed author’s own music collection. Venues have included Hatchlands Park, the Turner Simms Concert Hall at Southampton University and Winchester College.

Helen sings regularly with world famous vocal groups The Sixteen, Gabrieli Consort, The Clerks Group, I Fagiolini and Britten Sinfonia Voices. Helen’s discography includes a collection of works by Robert Saxton and Gabriel Jackson for The Clerks Group, the critically acclaimed Striggio recording with I Fagiolini and Dupré’s De profundis. Helen is currently a member of the BBC Singers and is relishing the further variety this brings to her singing life.