Rory Carver is a Norwich-based tenor specialising in solo and consort singing. Before and after studies at the Royal College of Music, Rory completed young artist programmes with the Monteverdi Choir and Garsington Opera, and was a Laureate of the prestigious baroque academy of Les Arts Florissants, Le Jardin des Voix. He has performed with all the major UK early music ensembles as well as step-out solos in landmark European venues including Wigmore Hall, Theater an der Wien, Teatro Real, and Palau de la Música Catalana.

He has a particular affinity with 17th-century music, touring solo recital programmes of both Italian monody and music from the English Reformation period, and made his debut singing the title role of Monteverdi's L'Orfeo at the Brighton Early Music Festival.

Outside of his performance career, Rory teaches singing at both Gresham's and Norwich School, where he also leads the Male Voice Choir.