Hannah Dienes-Williams is a London based soprano working across Europe as a soloist and ensemble singer, with a particular affinity for contemporary music. She graduated with Distinction in her MA from the Royal Academy of Music in July 2025, where she was awarded the DipRam for her final recital, the Edlee Prize for singing and the Edwin Samuel Dove Prize, selected from the whole of the Academy. Whilst studying, she was a member of the Academy Song Circle and supported by the Josephine Baker Trust, as well as being chosen for the Glyndebourne Opera Lab. She became an EQ Artist in 2026, providing mentorship from Barbara Hannigan. Before this, Hannah studied Music at Clare College Cambridge, where she graduated with a First and the Lester Brough Prize for Music.
As a soloist Hannah has performed with Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, London Mozart Players, London Sinfonietta, Riot Ensemble, Savaria Symphony Orchestra, Cavatina Orchestra and Haydn Chamber Orchestra. She is looking forward to performing Huber’s ‘miserere hominibus’ at Salzburger Festspiele this summer with Cantando Admont and ensemble PHACE, as well as singing as a soloist alongside Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra. She regularly sings as an ensemble member with EXAUDI, Edvard Grieg Kor and The Carice Singers.