Tom Butler - Baritone

“Highly affecting” Gramophone

“The wonderfully sonorous bass of Thomas Butler…whose charcoal tones soar over the chorus with great distinction” Opera Today

“I suspect opera-goers are going to hear a lot more of him” Gramophone

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Tom is a baritone based in London, studying at the Royal Academy of Music and singing in the choir of Westminster Abbey. He read music at St John’s College, Cambridge and completed his MA at the Royal Academy of Music. Since starting singing as a chorister at Southwark Cathedral and performing in community opera at Blackheath Halls, Tom has always enjoyed singing a wide range of repertoire.

Tom sings regularly as a soloist throughout the UK and Europe, in addition to singing regular services as Westminster Abbey. Contact Tom through this website to enquire about availability for events and concerts.

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