Ann Turner Robinson [SEP] voice type
Ann Turner Robinson
Ann Turner Robinson (née Turner; died 5 January 1741, London) was an English soprano of the 18th century.
Life.
She was the youngest daughter of William Turner, a composer and countertenor who was a contemporary of Henry Purcell, and is best remembered for her association with the composer George Frideric Handel, in whose operas she sang.
On 6 September 1716 she married the organist John Robinson. They had a daughter who had a singing career, and other children who died young
2013–15 David Quinn (previously Organ Scholar, St Peter's College, Oxford)
- 2015–2017 Edward Turner (previously Organ Scholar, Tewkesbury Abbey)
- Sep 2017-Dec 2017 Joe Watson
- Jan 2018-Jul 2018 Benjamin Mills
- 2018-present Anthony Gray (previously organ scholar, Bradford Cathedral, Robinson College, Cambridge)
Truro Cathedral.
The Diocese of Truro was established in 1876 and Truro Cathedral was consecrated in 1887. The parish church of St Mary the Virgin occupied the site before the cathedral was built, and had