Gill started her musical career by learning the Classical Guitar from the age of 8. Gill also started singing and over her school and University life took lead roles in various shows and performances.
During her teens, Gill started taking her singing more seriously and joined a prestigious Early Music Choir in Buckfastleigh in Devon. Gill’s first singing lesson was with the renowned Early Music expert, Emma Kirkby.
Steeped in the Early Music scene, Gill was lucky to be able to play a range of Early Music instruments such as the Viol, the baroque recorders and the Lute.
Ultimately, Gill decided to specialise in singing and achieved a Ba(mus) Hons from the University of East Anglia (U.E.A.) taking lessons with Ellis Keeler from the Guildhall School of Music.
Gill enjoyed a semi-professional career mostly performing Early Music until she became busy as a Mum.
Alongside her classical career, Gill has always performed as a folk/country/bluegrass singer and in 2001 recorded a CD with one of the top British Bluegrass Bands at the time, The Bluegrass Brothers.
Since moving north from the mIdlands, Gill has joined the renowned Choir The Huddersfield Choral Society and as a result will be part of 2 new recordings of The Dream of Gerontius (Elgar) and Lobgesang (Medelssohn) for the BBC proms.
Gill is also a member of The RSCM Northern Cathedral Singers and takes part in Evensong performances in various cathedrals in the North of England.