Amélie Mack is a French-British Mezzo Soprano from Cardiff, in her third year of undergrad, studying at the Royal Academy of Music. She has been a member of the BBC National Chorus of Wales for 3 years and has performed with them for three Proms in the Royal Albert hall and concerts with music ranging from Poulenc to Karl Jenkins. She is passionate about representing Wales and the Welsh language, therefore she became a member of the National Youth Choir of Wales 3 years ago and has performed with them for many concerts including Brangwn Hall in Swansea 2024 and at the start of the Wales vs Fiji game at the 2023 World Cup. Amélie has also thoroughly enjoyed exploring many genres of music in her studies, particularly Lieder and Historical performance, and so she will participate in the Schumann Lieder prize next spring, and has recently joined the English Baroque choir to explore an older range of music alongside her historical performance studies in which she has sung music dating back to 1511.