Myriam Lowe

Myriam started studying harpsichord at the age of seven at the CIM Padre Antonio Soler, Madrid. She began receiving singing lessons with Gabriel Díaz, countertenor, in 2019; especially focusing on Baroque repertoire, which by then had already become her most prominent area of interest. 

She has attended historical singing courses imparted by Carlos Mena at the University of Salamanca, Spain; received a masterclass from members of the Florilegium Early Music Ensemble and completed the Vocal Summer School for Classical Singers at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in 2022.

Myriam has widely performed as a soloist in venues such as the Real Oratorio Caballero de Gracia and Teatro Fernández Baldor in Madrid, Spain. More recently, she sang as a soloist in London with baroque ensembles Follia and the Stanesby Players, and in the University Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford, with Il Labirinto Armonico.

 In 2022, she joined the Royal College of Music Junior Dept. to study harpsichord and vocal studies under the guidance of Jane Chapman and Margaret Cameron. She studied her A-levels at Ashbourne College, with a 100% music scholarship, nominated by the college as the 'most remarkable sixth form student' and part of the 2023 Lexden Prize Roll of Honour. 

Furthermore, Myriam  was awarded the ‘Monica  & Quintin Des Clayes Awards' from 'Awards for Young Musicians', endowed annually to 25 promising young musicians in the UK from low-income families. 

She is currently reading Music as a choral scholar at Girton College, University of Cambridge, where she is part of the Girton College Chapel Choir, and the Cambridge University Chamber Choir; having recently been awarded the 'Daphne Bird Instrumental Exhibitioner' at Girton College. Myriam is studying vocal studies with Kate Symonds-Joy and harpsichord with Carole Cerasi; having been selected for the CAMRAM scheme, which enables her to receive harpsichord tuition at the Royal Academy of Music alongside her studies at University.