Patricia Rozario

Patricia Rozario, born in Bombay in 1960, is a British soprano whose unique voice and artistry have captivated audiences worldwide. Studying at London's Guildhall School of Music, she won the prestigious gold medal, launching her into a remarkable career. Known for her avant-garde vocal music, Rozario has achieved remarkable sales and acclaim, particularly in the minimalist genre. Her performances, often accompanied by esteemed musicians like Joan-Enric Lluna and Mark Troop, span both secular and sacred works by celebrated composers. From singing Arvo Pärt's 'Como' with the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra to her memorable performances at the Proms, Rozario's repertoire includes works by Holst, Purcell, and Britten. Her journey from Bombay to international stages is a testament to her extraordinary talent and dedication to her craft.