Bringing passion and emotion to every performance.

Bringing passion and emotion to every performance.
Lewis Reardon is a British vocalist who is currently an undergraduate student at the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM) in Manchester. For his 3rd year of study, he will be at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music in Australia, as part of a study abroad program. This international appointment is a reflection of his growing interest in global performance practice and his wish to enhance his artistic vision through cross-cultural exchange. Lewis's musical interests cover a wide range of vocal repertoire, with particular focus on art song, early music, and contemporary music. His current artistic research is in the area of Korean art song (가곡), in which he is developing through performance and academic study.
Lewis has had a long history of choral singing over several years, regularly performing in public concerts and coming away with awards from high-level competitions. As a member of the RNCM Chamber Choir, he has performed in such esteemed venues as Bridgewater Hall and Manchester Museum, even featuring as a soloist in February 2025 for the Game On concert at Bridgewater Hall, performing Raphael's final act from Baldur's Gate 3. Recent highlights include performing John Rutter's Magnificat and John Stainer's Crucifixion with the Ellesmere College Choral Society, as well as concerts in Spain in La Sagrada Familia, Barcelona Cathedral, and Montserrat Monastery.
Lewis Reardon's solo repertoire covers a broad stylistic spectrum, including Baroque sacred music, German Lieder, French mélodie, Italian romanza, English art song, and Korean art song (가곡). His RNCM second-year recital showcased this stylistic breadth with a programme that reflected his interest in contrasting core repertoire with underrepresented and cross-cultural works. In summer 2024, he performed as a soloist in Italy as part of the Da Ponte Festival, further enriching his international experience. EarlierThat same year, he performed as a soloist with the Military Wives Choir in Wales for a commemorative concert and at a charity Christmas concert in Oswestry. In 2022, Lewis recorded musical theatre repertoire at Tileyard Studios, London. His performances are seamlessly blended with emotional nuance, stylistic awareness, and a profound commitment to storytelling.
Attained my ABRSM singing diploma in 2023.
Awarded the Mullock Scholarship for musicians at Ellesmere College, Shropshire in 2021.
My first experience in a recording studio was in August 2022 when I was 17 years old. I spent a wonderful day with producer Sean Hargreaves in his studio. It was a fantastic experience and I can't wait to get another opportunity to record more songs. Thanks Sean.
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