Hugo sings in his first collaboration with Arcangelo, directed by Jonathan Cohen, at the Wigmore Hall

Hugo sings in his first collaboration with Arcangelo, directed by Jonathan Cohen, at the Trinity College Chapel in Cambridge.

Hugo is the Tenor Soloist for this performance of Mozart’s great Requiem, conducted by Simon Over.

Hugo collaborates again with pianist Graham Johnson, in this talk with musical illustrations about Johnson’s close friendship with Britten and Pears - part of WIgmore Hall’s Britten memorial series.

Hugo sings in his first collaboration with La Nuova Musica, directed by David Bates, at the Wigmore Hall

Hugo collaborates again with pianist Graham Johnson, in this concert, with Graham’s trademark insights and interludes, on the history of English Art Song.

Hugo is the Tenor Soloist for this performance of Handel’s great masterpiece in Tallinn, with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

Hugo is the Tenor Soloist for this performance of Handel’s great masterpiece in Saffron Walden, with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

Hugo is the tenor soloist in this performance of highlights from opera written in 1775 by Mozart, Haydn and J.C. Bach, with The Mozartists, conducted by Ian Page.

Hugo is the Tenor Soloist (arias) for this performance of the music of little-known Spanish Baroque composer José De Nebra, with the Ensemble Los Elementos.

Hugo is the Tenor Soloist (arias) for this performance of Bach’s great St Matthew Passion, conducted by Rubén Dubrovsky, with the Gürzenich-Orchester in Cologne.

Hugo takes on the role of the Novice for the second time in this reworking of Britten’s masterpiece, directed by Ted Huffman and musically remade by Oliver Leith, at the Grange Festival, two years after its inception in Aix-en-Provence.

Hugo makes his debut at the Tiroler Festspiele Erl in Accabadora, an opera by Francesco Filidei, directed by Valentina Carrasco.