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​British tenor, Guy Cutting, was a chorister and later a choral scholar at New College, Oxford where he gained a first class degree in Music. In 2013 he became the inaugural recipient of the American Bach Soloists' Jeffrey Thomas Award, and he is currently a Rising Star of the Enlightenment  ​with the OAE for the 2019-2021 season.

His engagements have included appearances with Collegium Vocale Gent / Philippe Herreweghe (Monteverdi madrigals); The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment (Purcell's Ode to St Cecilia and Bach cantatas with John Butt & Steven Devine, Schütz' Magnificat with Robert Howarth and Purcell Odes with Laurence Cummings); The Monteverdi Choir / John Eliot Gardiner (Handel's Dixit Dominus); The Academy of Ancient Music / Edward Higginbottom (Bach's St. Matthew Passion); Gabrieli / Paul McCreesh (Bach's St. John Passion) ; the Choir of New College, Oxford / Robert Quinney (Bach's St John Passion) ; Nieuwe Philharmonie Utrecht / Johannes Leertouwer (Bach's St. Matthew Passion);  The Dutch Bach Society (Bach contatas with Jos van Veldhoven, Marcus Creed, Shunske Sato & Christoph Prégardien); The Orchestra of Tokyo University (Mozart's Requiem); the American Bach Soloists / Jeffrey Thomas (Bach's St. Matthew Passion & Magnificat ); and Haydn's Creation & Nelson Mass with Outcry Ensemble / Roger Sayer.

Guy has given recitals of Gurney and Butterworth at the Oundle International Music Festival, and Britten and Finzi at the Clifton International Festival of Music. He has also performed Purcell songs with Hirono Tozaki (harpsichord) in Japan, and with Aileen Henry (baroque harp), at The Music Room, Mayfair.

Since 2016, Guy has been a member of Damask Vocal Quartet - an ensemble specialising in the 19th and 20th century chamber repertoire. Damask enjoys a busy performing schedule in Europe & North America. Guy has also performed with a number of the UK's most renowned early music consorts such as The Tallis Scholars, The Marian Consort, Alamire, The Taverner Choir, Contrapunctus and Magnificat. With these groups, Guy has recorded extensively, and toured to Europe, North America, Asia and Australasia. 

As soloist, Guy's upcoming projects include Bach's St John Passion with the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra & Nicholas Kraemer in Manchester; a recital of Finzi & Britten with Roger Vignoles in Norfolk; Monteverdi's Vespers & Bach's B Minor Mass with Collegium Vocale Gent / Philippe Herreweghe in Europe, Asia, North America & South America; Handel's Messiah with the Real Filharmonia de Galicia / Robert Howarth in Spain; Bach cantatas with Le Concert Lorrain / Marcus Creed in Hungary and Luxembourg; Handel's Alexander's Feast with the Wiener Akademie / Martin Haselböck in Austria; Bach's St John Passion with The Netherlands Chamber Orchestra / Daniel Reuss in Holland; Bach's B Minor Mass with The Orchestra of the 18th Century / Daniel Reuss in Holland; and two returns to the Dutch Bach Society.