Neil Latchman
Neil (tenor) was born in Trinidad, and his international career began in 1997 when he was selected to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the death of Maria Callas in London. He subsequently appeared as a soloist at major venues including the Barbican Centre, the Royal Festival Hall, Wigmore Hall, the London Palladium, Smith Square Hall, and Wembley Arena, among others. He is regularly invited to open international events, and his love for the recital platform has taken him around the world performing traditional repertoire alongside tangos and rhumbas — genres that have become synonymous with his concert programmes. In recent years, he has explored his rich multicultural heritage through new works and commissions, including projects that reinterpret songs from the Middle East and India.
Neil and Lance met after Lance graduated from the Royal College of Music, and together they specialise in the works of Paolo Tosti, among others, as well as English song repertoire. They have performed extensively in support of numerous charitable causes.
