Nigel Perrin

**Nigel Perrin** is a British countertenor and vocalist celebrated for his contributions to early and contemporary choral music. Best known as a former member of the renowned vocal ensemble *The Hilliard Ensemble* (1974–1989), Perrin has built a dynamic career blending performance, education, and advocacy for lesser-known composers. His rich, expressive voice shines in projects like *The Choral Music of Antonin Tučapský*, where he breathes life into the Czech composer’s intricate works, and *The Water is Wide and Other Lute Songs*, which showcases his knack for intimate, historical repertoire.

Beyond the stage, Perrin is passionate about music education, having taught at institutions like Bath Spa University. Recent releases like *To Music* and *Why Do the Roses: Romantic Songs* highlight his enduring love for lyrical storytelling and collaboration. Whether resurrecting forgotten gems or reimagining classics, Nigel Perrin remains a bridge between centuries of vocal tradition—always with warmth, precision, and a touch of Renaissance flair.

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