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Thursday 25 January 2024 I From 7.30pm I 1 hour (no interval)
Djanogly Recital Hall
Tickets: £18
Performing with pianist Matthew Fletcher, alumnus Ossian Huskinson, returns to the University to perform songs by Rodney-Bennett, Schubert, Mussorgsky and others.
A relative newcomer to the vocal scene, Ossian has, within just a few years, made waves both on the stage and concert platform with this substantial and distinctive bass-baritone voice.
He won the Critic's Circle Young Talent (Voice) Award in 2022 and was a Finalist in the Paris Opera Competition.
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