Celebrate Voice is a festival of singing, which brings international opera, jazz, choral, folk, cabaret and music theatre singers to Salisbury in a series of inspiring concerts during October half-term. At the core of the festival is its powerful Outreach Programme, enabling people who might not ordinarily have access to the arts to experience first-rate performances by bringing incredible artists to their own environment as well as programmes to enable the general public to take part in singing celebrations throughout the week.

As vocal animateur Lynsey has led community projects for orchestras, opera companies and theatres. She is particularly dedicated to working with those who may not ordinarily have access to the arts. She has lead singing projects in such diverse environments as orphanages in Tajikistan, with inmates in prison, for the Olympic celebrations and creating opera with children and young adults with severe special needs. She has worked with the Royal Opera House (La Traviata ReImagined, Family Sundays), the Grange Festival, Iford Opera, Children's Music Workshops, Create2learn, Norwich Theatre Royal, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, La Folia, Coastal Voices (Olympics 2012) and in 2011 founded the Riverside Singers for whom she is musical director.

Principal roles on the operatic stage include Leonora (Il Trovatore), Violetta (La Traviata), Rosalinde (Die Fledermaus), Tatyana (Eugene Onegin), Donna Anna (Don Giovanni), Tosca, Hanna Glawari (The Merry Widow), Constance (The Sorcerer) with companies including Dorset Opera Festival, Iford Opera, Buxton International Opera Festival, Opera Della Luna, International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival, New Devon Opera, Riverside Opera, Candlelight Opera, The Mastersingers Company and the Wagner Society. On the concert platform she has performed in St. Martin in the Fields, the Purcell Room, Southbank, Chelmsford Cathedral, Cheltenham Town Hall, Barber Institute of Fine Arts, Salisbury International Arts Festival, Salisbury Cathedral, Blenheim Palace and for many music societies nationwide. Her critically acclaimed oratorio appearances in venues such as Exeter and Norwich cathedrals include Mendelssohn’s Elijah (Exeter Philharmonic Choir), Mozart C Minor Mass & Linley Song of Moses (Aylesbury Choral Society), Mozart Vespers (Norwich Cathedral), Brahms’ Requiem (Hayes Symphony Orchestra & Chorus), Faure Requiem (Norwich Cathedral), Beethoven Mass in C (Henley Choral Society) and Rossini Petite Messe Solonelle with the Sussex Chorus. She has performed for the Scottish Chamber Orchestra's Operantics in Fife, with London's newest orchestra Harmony Sinfonia (cond. Lindsay Ryan) performing Strauss' Vier Letzte Lieder and she sang Beethoven's Ah! Perfido and Duparc songs with the Salisbury Sinfonia (cond. Tim Murray).

Non-Executive Director on the Board of the Dorset Opera Festival

Vocal Animateur for the Norwich Theatre Royal Schools Opera Project. The project enables three schools to devise, rehearse and perform their own version of Glyndebourne Touring Opera's productions on the main stage of the Theatre Royal in a major opera project which takes place over the course of 10 weeks, working with professional musicians, directors and opera singers.