Biography

SESSION SINGING The Hannah Northedge Singers are a 15 member choir that Hannah founded and session fixed for major feature film The Oxford Murders starring Elijah Wood and John Hurt. Hannah directed the choir, sang and acted in the film on location at Trinity College Greenwich and The Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford. The Spanish composer Roque Banos (Sexy Beast, The Machinist) who plays a conductor in the film was so impressed with the choir's talent, enthusiasm and professionalism that Hannah won the contract to record part of his soundtrack First Disobedience at Abbey Road Studios in July 2007. Hannah has also recorded at Sir George Martin's Air Studios in North London. She sang Beethoven's 9th "Choral" Symphony for the soundtrack to recently released major film Copying Beethoven starring Ed Harris. Her other session singing includes work with Leicester based producer Leighton Morrell and London producers and songwriters including Jackie Chambers, lead guitarist in popular rock group Girlschool. She continues to record vocals for original tracks and backing tracks intended for use by solo artists. POP, ROCK and SOUL SINGING Hannah's vocal agility has led her to front top function bands Kind of Jazz, Six Til Midnite, Club Deluxe, Madison and Special Offer performing at weddings, corporate events, private parties and other international prestigious venues. With function band Wishful Thinking that she fronted with Graham Parker - renowned London guitarist and guitar maker, Hannah untook cruise contracts for 2 years. To hear Hannah singing other styles of music aside from jazz such as pop, dance, rock and opera - please CHORAL SINGING For 15 years Hannah has sung with choirs and choral groups and with the London Symphony Chorus from 2004 - 2007, performing major choral works with world renowned conductors. Tours have included visits to New York, Italy and France. Hannah found her role in this choir, widely reputed to be the best in the world, very rewarding and it improved her musicality and sight reading skills immensely.

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