Repertoire
Operatic roles:
Britten Nancy (Albert Herring/Cover) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Harry (Albert Herring) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Davies Li Jingji (Kommilitonen!) Welsh National Youth Opera
Gilbert & Sullivan Constance (The Sorcerer) Forbear! Theatre
Iolanthe (Iolanthe) Forbear! Theatre
Lisa (The Grand Duke) Forbear! Theatre
Katisha (The Mikado) Forbear! Theatre
Tessa (The Gondoliers) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Handel Galatea (Acis and Galatea) Leamington Sinfonia
Heggie Paralegal (Dead Man Walking) Welsh National Opera
Jade Boucher (Dead Man Walking/Cover) Welsh National Opera
Sister Lillianne (Dead Man Walking/Cover) Welsh National Opera
Humperdinck Gingerbread Witch (Hansel and Gretel) Leamington Sinfonia
McNeff Y Pelydrau (Hedd Wyn) Welsh National Opera
Mozart Cherubino (Le Nozze di Figaro) Beechwood Opera
Puccini 2nd Alms Sister (Sour Angelica) Lunchbreak Opera
Ravel L'enfant (L'enfant et les Sortilèges) Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Rossini Tisbe (La Cenerentola) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Sondheim Fredrika (A Little Night Music) Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Walters Elaine (Ava's Wedding) Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Willcocks Miss Maisy Murgatroyd (The Misfortune of
Miss Maisy Murgatroyd) Welsh National Youth Opera
Operatic role studies:
Bellini Adalgisa (Norma) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Berlioz Beatrice (Beatrice et Benedict) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Bizet Carmen (Carmen) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Mercedes (Carmen) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Mab (La Jolie Fille de Perth) Blackbird Opera
Britten Miles (The Turn of the Screw) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Boieldieu Marguerite (La Dame Blanche) Blackbird Opera
Britten Bianca (The Rape of Lucretia) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Charpentier Blanche (Louise) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Donizetti Alisa (Lucia di Lammermoor) Blackbird Opera
Handel Ruggiero (Alcina) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Humperdick Hansel (Hansel and Gretel) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Janacek Forester's wife (The Cunning Little Vixen) Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Massenet Fairy (Cendrillion) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Mozart Dorabella (Cosi Fan Tutte) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Marcellina (Le Nozze di Figaro) Welsh National Opera
2nd Boy (The Magic Flute) Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
2nd Lady (The Magic Flute) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Rossini Cenerentola/Angelina (La Cenerentola) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Sondheim The Witch (Into the Woods) Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Strauss Octavian (Der RosenKavalier) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Tchaikovsky Filippyevna (Eugene Onegin) Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Wagner Kundry (Parsifal) Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Opera chorus:
Britten Paul Bunyan (/Narrator) Welsh National Youth Opera
Deazley The Sleeper Welsh National Youth Opera
Charpentier Acteon Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Heggie Dead Man Walking Welsh National Opera
Mozart Bastien und Bastienne Waste Paper Opera Company
The Magic Flute (/Snake gang) Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Poulenc Dialogue des Carmelites Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Pwyll ap Sion Gair ar Gnawd (/Semi-chorus) Welsh National Opera
Oratorio:
Handel Messiah (Alto soloist) Midlands Chorale
"[Andre Henriques not only sounded the part but was also a comic delight right down to his golden underwear, taking every opportunity to dig out the humour of the role.]
This was also true of the two sisters who could play up the ridiculousness of their characters and Lucy Mellor and Aimée Daniel certainly did that.
Fortunately they also gave impressive singing performance to match the almost slapstick comedic work."
- Mike Smith, Art Scene in Wales
(La Cenerentola, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama)
2018
"Aimée Daniel was quite outstanding and suprisingly moving at the end."
- David Hart, Birmingham Post
(L'enfant et les Sortileges)
2016
"There was some gloriously rich singing from the developers/builders played by a semi-chorus of eight men and women"
- Mike Smith, Art Scene in Wales
(Gair ar Gnawd, Welsh National Opera)
2015
"Aimée Daniel was an ideally-cast Fredrika"
- Richard Bratby, Birmingham Post
(A Little Night Music, Birmingham Conservatoire)
2014
"On the evening of this performance the two pairs of married couples were a light charming tenor from Huw Ynyr Evans as Marco and a warm soprano from Margaret Daly as Gianetta, an elegant Guiseppe from Aaron Holmes and a promising rich mezzo from Aimée Daniel as Tessa."
- Art Scene in Wales
(The Gondoliers)
2019
"It was hard to believe such full voices could come from such young people, They should
all do well!"
- Anthony Rathbone, Shrewsbury
Cantata Choir
(Shrewsbury Opera Gala)
2015
"The Young soloists are very talented and experienced, and gave stunning performances. I am sure that they will 'go far'!"
- Shropshire Star
(Opera Gala)
2015