British mezzo-soprano Miro Treharne is a 22 year-old graduate from Trinity Laban Conservatoire (First-Class Honours). She is currently studying at The Royal Academy of Music as The Baroness de Turkheim Scholar. She is on the Master of Arts course under Catherine Wyn-Rogers and Joseph Middleton and is a member of the Academy Song Circle. She is generously supported by the Countess of Munster Trust, receiving the Dame Janet Baker Award (2025-2026) and is also a Drake Calleja Scholar, supported by the Drake Calleja Trust.
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Miro​ has had numerous soloist performances with established organisations, such as performing Music For A While with Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra. In March 2025, she performed as the Alto Soloist in Mozart Requiem alongside soprano Ailish Tynan, tenor Nick Pritchard and bass James Platt and is supported by the Josephine Baker Trust.
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She has a particular interest in Song and takes great enjoyment in curating recitals which fuse standard and undiscovered repertoire alongside poetry or spoken-word, occasionally featuring her own written prose. Recently, she performed in the semi-finals of the inaugural Rebecca Clarke Competition 2026 with Curtis Vetter and received a 'special mention' for her performance of Rain by Errollyn Wallen.
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She was the Winner of the English Song Duo Competition in 2023 (adjudicated by William Vann) with pianist, Pietro Iacopini, and also celebrates their victory in the Elisabeth Schumann Lieder Competition 2024 (adjudicated by Rachel Cohen) and The Lillian Ashe French Song Competition 2025 (adjudicated by Alison Wells) held at Trinity Laban. ​
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With an immense passion for operatic performance, she looks forward to performing as an Alvarez Emerging Artist 2026/2027 with Garsington Opera Festival, performing as chorus in La Traviata and Der Rosenkavalier (covering Noble Orphan 2). Roles include Second Woman Dido’s Ghost, Penelope Il ritorno d’Ulisse in patria with Trinity Laban Opera, Meg Falstaff with The Royal Academy and Tolomeo Giulio Cesare (Saluzzo Opera Academy. Supported by the Elizabeth Luxton Memorial Scholarship, she attended the academy and received mentorship from industry professionals such as Laura Claycomb, Carmen Santoro and Martin Lloyd-Evans.
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She has performed in masterclasses taught by renowned vocalists such as Roderick Williams OBE, Sholto Kynoch, Roy Howat, Ailish Tynan, Sally Burgess and Andrew West. She was also awarded the Sir William Boreman’s Scholarship 2024 by the SongEasel organisation.​
