About Us

RSVP VOICES was founded in 2002 by Rob Johnston in response to many requests from within the industry to provide the highest quality of choir/singer for various film/tv soundtracks.

Since then, RSVP VOICES has provided a large variety of choirs and singers to a growing number of films and tv programmes. We also work closely with several library music companies, either recording new music or licensing existing recordings. In addition, we have started representing specialist choral composers.

Rob Johnston has been singing in professional choirs since the age of 7! He started as a chorister in Salisbury Cathedral Choir, appearing on many record and television recordings, often as a soloist. He subsequently studied singing at the Royal Academy of Music, gaining LRAM's in both teaching and performance, and a IIi honors degree. In 1995 he was appointed as an ARAM.

Rob has sung with a vast array of professional choirs and ensembles, from West End Musicals and Barber Shop to Early Music and Opera. These include: The Tallis Scholars, The Sixteen, The Monteverdi Choir, The Gabrielli Consort, The King's Consort, The English Concert, The Academy of Ancient Music, The Cardinall's Musick, The Orlando Consort, St Paul's Cathedral Choir, Westminster Abbey and Cathedral Choirs, The BBC Singers, The John MaCarthy Singers, The Nigel Brook Singers, The Geoffrey Mitchell Choir, Five Live, Flash Harry and the City Slickers, Cabinet Shuffle and in many of his own choirs. These engagements take him all over Europe, North and South America, The Middle East, South Africa, Sri Lanka, South Korea, Japan and Australia.

Rob has also made innumerable recordings, both classical and musical theatre, and can be heard on a vast array of films and television programmes. He has also recorded with artists such as: Dusty Springfield, Mike Oldfield, Elton John, Sting, The Opera Babes, Gregorian, Adam F, Keedie, and most recently Jarvis Cocker.

Outside of music, Rob is a fanatical football and cricket fan, loves the cinema and theatre, and sees very little of his wife and two sons... whoops!