Soloist
Harriet
Jones
Harriet grew up in Hastings, England, and began singing in festivals and competitions at the tender age of 6. She continued her training at The King’s School, Canterbury and subsequently moved to London, where she won a place at the Royal College of Music.
After graduating with a first-class honours degree in classical voice, Harriet made her West End debut at His Majesty’s Theatre playing the role of Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the Opera. Other notable roles include Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls at the Kilworth House Festival, Johanna in Sweeney Todd at Dortmund Opera, Clara in The Light in the Piazza at Wuppertal Opera, and most recently, Young Heidi in Follies at the Volksoper in Vienna. Harriet has also appeared as The Queen in Disney’s feature film Beauty and the Beast.
Concert work includes special guest appearances in London’s West End Men with the Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra and Broadway Unplugged at the Thailand Cultural Centre, and the Swedish touring production of From Broadway to Duvemåla. She has also appeared in numerous concerts across Europe to promote her debut duet album For Good with her husband Anton Zetterholm.