“Caitlin is a dream to work with.
She is in a word, amazing!”
“Educative, fun and uplifting
all at the same time!”
Singing for you
Caitlin Downie is London based. The voice behind the popular Sopranotron app, she specialises in exquisite, personalised musical performances.
Caitlin brings centre stage pose and professionalism to weddings, funerals, private parties and corporate events. Events are creatively tailored to suit the client and venue.
Looking for a traditional classical singer with accompanying piano, or something a little more spectacular? Caitlin can work with you to create something unforgettably special - just for you.
Packages can be tailored to suit your budget starting from £200 for a wedding or funeral ceremony.
“Thank you so much for being part of our day, we had so many compliments on your beautiful singing!”
— Nadine Evans, bride
A Celtic Christmas will enchant you with powerful melodies, haunting instruments and bewitching harmonies. Guaranteed to get you in the festive mood!
Enjoy cherished carols sung with an ethereal beauty and performed on traditional instruments. Staged by candlelight, this is a joyous seasonal offering for the whole family.
Touring this Christmas around the UK, experience this timeless show performed by a memorable cast and band who have been captivating audiences for over 20 years.
“An incredible voice, it's phenomenal”
— After A Celtic Christmas Show
Choirs and workshops
Caitlin Downie is available to conduct choirs; deliver vocal workshops and lead musical team building events.
Caitlin believes singing in groups can build confidence and a sense of belonging. Her sessions focus on the singers performing with certainty, skill and passion. These are attributes she shares in her own creative life.
Currently conducting several regular workplace choirs in the City of London, Caitlin is adept at bringing together mixed voices and aptitudes to create harmonious, celebratory performances.
“Professional but informal at the same time. An intensive session but thoroughly enjoyable!”
— Carmel
