About

New Zealand Tenor Harry Grigg holds a Masters in Performance (First Class) from the Royal College of Music as the Kiri te Kanawa Scholar. During his time at the College Harry performed the role of Monostatos in the RCM Opera Studio’s Production of the Magic Flute, took part in public masterclasses with Sir Thomas Allen and Nicky Spence and was successful in auditioning for the Josephine Baker Trust Scheme. He was also the winner of the 2021 Maureen Lehane Vocal Awards Competition and a finalist in the 2026 Ashburnham English Song Awards.

He is a Samling Artist, and has been an Opera Prelude Young Artist and an Alvarez Young Artist with Garsington Opera.

Harry’s concert work includes concerts with The Royal Northern Sinfonia, Brandenburg Sinfonia, Nonsuch Singers and Waverly Singers, alongside recitals at the London Song and Barnes Music Festivals. 

Recent roles include Beppe, Pagliacci (English Touring Opera), Man 1 (Alejandro, Mr Ford, Trotsky), Frida (Leeds Opera Festival), Amour, Castor et Pollux (The Rameau Project, The Opera Company), Monostatos, Die Zauberflöte (RCM Opera Studio), The Moon and King of The West, The Enchanted Pig (Yarra Valley Opera Festival, Australasian premiere), Scarramuccio, Ariadne auf Naxos (Lisa Gasteen National Opera School) and Frederic, The Pirates of Penzance (Opera Otago) 

Harry would like to thank the following people and groups for their generous support: Samling Institute for Young Artists, Opera Prelude, The Kiri Te Kanawa Foundation, New Zealand Opera, The Dame Malvina Major Foundation, The John and Margaret Hunn Educational Trust, The Opera Foundation, Inspire Foundation, Paul and Carol Stigley