This classical crossover trio,  all of whom trained at the Royal College of Music and the Royal Academy of Music,  got together with the idea of taking opera out of its traditional setting and into the workplace. They wanted to bring operatic favourites to a wider audience – making the music more accessible to those who would never consider spending a night at the opera.

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And it's worked. They have sung in venues right across the country as well as venturing further afield to Venice, Munich and Dubai. All three singers say that amongst their most memorable performances are two very special ones. The first; playing in front of twenty thousand people at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry and the second, singing on the factory floor of a car plant in Warwickshire.

The girls have progressed from performing operatic arias, jazz standards and ballads to writing and performing their own distinctive arrangements. These are all classical, instrumental and orchestral pieces arranged for three voices by the girls themselves. And with some very personal touches too by including a mixture of their own lyrics together with lyrics that they've transcribed from poems that influenced the composers.

There's a unique take on Saint-Saëns' The Swan from Carnival of the Animals. They took Alfred Tennyson's poem, The Dying Swan, as their inspiration; it was the poem which first influenced the composer to write the piece that was originally for cello. They also looked to Italy for another of their songs and turned to Dante's Paradiso before writing Italian lyrics to the opening of Mozart's Piano Concerto No.21. In addition, They then decided that one of Chopin's Preludes for the piano would be a starting point and set about creating their own words for the piece.

It's not just the classical composers who get a look-in, former Mercury Prize winners Elbow also feature. The girls have given the band's anthem ‘One Day Like This' a classical twist.

“the trio performed for us at the OXO Tower where we held a dinner for some of our top brokers. The classy setting was perfect for their act. They are beautiful singers and stylish performers who clearly enjoy their work, and this is very apparent when they perform. Our guests were extremely impressed and the girls added a huge slice of quality to the event. Working with them is a joy and all three of the girls are great fun. So good in fact that we’ve booked them again!” Stephen Flynn, Corporate Events Manager, Allianz Insurance plc