Luke Terence William Scott is a Scottish baritone whom has recently graduated with a Masters of Music in Opera from the Sibelius Academy under the tutelage of Hannu Niemelä. Scott is also an alumni of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and the Royal Northern College of Music. Scott’s operatic roles have included the world debut of Borys Slykovtich in Uljas Pulkkis’s opera All the Truths We Cannot See performed both in Helsinki and Los Angeles, David L’amico Fritz, Sid Albert Herring, Guglielmo Così fan tutte, Ben The Telephone and City Marshall Henry Street Scene. On the concert and competition stages, Scott was most recently heard at the Palais Garnier in France, where he was a finalist in the Paris Opera Competition. He has sung as a soloist for Sinfonia Lahti, Buxton International Festival, London Symphony Orchestra’s Community Choir and Sibelius Academy Symphony Orchestra. Throughout his studies and whilst being a Young Artist at Buxton International Festival, he had the pleasure of working with conductors such as Markus Lehtinen, Adrian Kelly, Stephen Barlow, Nickolas Kok and Chloé Dufresne amongst others.  Scott has participated in Masterclasses with Jorma Hynninen, Soile Isokoski, Juha Uusitalo, Kevin Murphy, Kamal Khan, Sir Mark Elder, Sir John Tomlinson and Roderick Williams OBE.  Scott is proud to have had his studies generously supported by the Martin Wegelius Foundation, Selim Eskelin Foundation, Oopperan Kummit RY, Scottish International Education Trust, Caird Trust and the Leverhulme Trust.