Stephen Goss is lecturer in composition at the University of Surrey. Before joining the music department at Surrey, Steve was head of academic studies (and football coach) at the Yehudi Menuhin School. Recent commissions have included the orchestral song cycle Dreamchild for Jane Manning, Pooh for the National Youth Choir of Great Britain and Looking Glass Ties for Allan Neave; a CD of his Carmen Fantasy was released by Hallmark in 1999. He holds a PhD from the University of London and his music is published in the UK, in Germany and in the USA.

Jenevora Williams studied at Bristol University and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. She has sung frequently for Welsh National Opera with roles in Cosi fan Tutte, The Magic Flute, Electra, Iphigenie and Idomeneo. Most recent operatic roles include Susanna in The Marriage of Figaro with Neath Opera and Euridice in Orpheus in the Underworld. 

Recordings include The Housewife in Britten's Gloriana and Kate in Pirates of Penzance, both with Sir Charles Mackerras and Welsh National Opera as well as Suky Tawdry in the Beggar’s Opera for Hyperion; she has made many TV and radio broadcasts.  

Jenevora is an established artist in the field of oratorio and appears regularly as a soloist all over the country. She has performed in all the major festivals and concert halls with leading orchestras such as the Bournemouth Sinfonietta. 

She works extensively with her husband, the guitarist Stephen Goss, giving concerts worldwide including recent tours of Holland and Italy as well as in the UK. They have recorded a CD of ‘Songs from Britain and America’. 

As well as her performing commitments, Jenevora is in great demand as a singing teacher. She teaches the choristers at St Paul’s Cathedral, at Surrey University and is teacher-in-residence on National Youth Choir courses. Her specialisation in the teaching of Treble voices has led to her being a consultant for recording companies such as Decca and Hyperion, and the Royal Opera House for their work involving child performers.