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Daniel Taylor, Countertenor and Patron of the Ottawa Bach Choir

"I believe that Bach's music carries a message of hope for all of us, that transcends all religions and cultures. I admire the dedication of the Ottawa Bach Choir and of Dr. Lisette Canton."

An exclusive recording artist for Sony Classical Masterworks, Daniel Taylor is one of the most sought-after countertenors in the world.

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Donna Brown, soprano
Donna Brown
Donna Brown performs throughout Europe, North America, South America, and Asia, and she has collaborated with most of the world’s finest conductors and orchestras.
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Nils Brown, tenor
Nils Brown
Canadian Tenor, Nils Brown, is a distinguished solo performer in oratorio, opera, ensemble, and with symphony orchestras.
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Benjamin Butterfield, tenor
Benjamin Butterfield
Regarded as a "musically arresting presence" by the San Francisco Chronicle, Benjamin Butterfield is in demand for concert, opera and recital.
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Charles Daniels, tenor
Charles Daniels
The English tenor was both a Chorister and a Choral Scholar of King's College, Cambridge, spending the intervening years at Winchester College. His career has taken him to Israel, Australia, New Zealand and Canada and all over Europe.
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Peter Harvey, bass-baritone
Peter Harvey
Peter Harvey, baritone, has become one of the UK's best known singers of baroque music, and the oratorio repertoire generally. He is in demand for concert appearances all over Europe and has sung with most of the leading ensembles in the field.
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Gillian Keith, soprano
Gillian Keith
Canadian soprano Gillian Keith studied at McGill University in Montréal and at the Royal Academy of Music in London. She appears frequently with many leading orchestras.
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Suzie LeBlanc, soprano
Suzie LeBlanc
Internationally renowned, Acadian soprano Suzie LeBlanc has established an extraordinary career specializing in Baroque and Classical repertoire and exploring and recording a substantial amount of unpublished material while living in Europe
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Daniel Lichti, bass-baritone
Daniel Lichti
Acclaimed as one of Canada's finest concert and oratorio singers, Daniel Lichti is a frequent guest soloist with major North American symphonic, choral, and concert organizations, and has also taken the stage in Europe, Japan, and Argentina.
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Julie Nesrallah, mezzo-soprano
Julie Nesrallah
Julie Nesrallah is an extremely versatile singer and actress with achievements and standards of musical excellence established across the continent and abroad. She dazzles audiences with her rich tone, engaging personality and deeply expressive communicative skills.
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Michiel Schrey, tenor
Michiel Schrey
Tenor Michiel Schrey is being hailed by critics and public alike for his committed performances in a wide range of music, from the Baroque to contemporary opera and the great works of the 19th century.
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Sean Watson, baritone
Sean Watson
Baritone Sean Watson is a graduate of the opera programme at the University of Toronto. Mr. Watson has sung throughout Canada, Europe and the Middle East and has been a featured soloist on several international television and radio broadcasts.
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Agnes Zsigovics, soprano
Agnes Zsigovics
Young Canadian soprano Agnes Zsigovics, "whose crystal-clear singing and musical manner are everything that one could ask of a Bach soprano" (Ottawa Citizen, 2008) appears with leading orchestras and choirs across Canada.
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Guest Instrumentalists

Adrian Butterfield, violin
Adrian Butterfield
Adrian Butterfield is much in demand as a violinist/director, soloist, and chamber musician with modern and period-instrument ensembles.
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Francis Colpron, recorder & baroque flute
Francis Colpron
Francis has been recognized as one of the most talented instrumentalists of his generation. His capacity to innovate both in the artistic and interpretative spheres have received much acclaim.
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Matthew Halls, organ and harpsichord
Matthew Halls
Matthew Halls is Artistic Director of The King’s Consort. He is a regular guest conductor with The English Concert, Portland Baroque Orchestra, and Holland Baroque Society.
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Grégoire Jeay, flute and recorder
Grégoire Jeay
Grégoire Jeay is a flutist specializing in baroque performance with the Montreal Baroque Orchestra (MBO), Tafelmusik and a number of other prominent baroque orchestras in Canada and the United States.
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Caroline Léonardelli, harp
Caroline Léonardelli
Caroline Léonardelli classical harpist has an accomplished career as a soloist, chamber musician, orchestra musician and teacher. Born in France, Caroline graduated with first prize in harp from the Paris Conservatoire.
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Jennifer Loveless, organ
Jennifer Loveless
Ottawa based organist and pianist, Jennifer Loveless holds a Master’s degree in Organ Performance from McGill University. She is currently titular organist at Notre Dame Cathedral in Ottawa.
Eric Milnes, organ
Eric Milnes
A native New Yorker, the imaginative and energized performances of Eric Milnes have been applauded at a multitude of Early Music Festivals, and in performances in every major North American and European center.
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Hélène Plouffe, baroque violin
Hélène Plouffe
Hélène Plouffe has a passion for early music and performs it in all possible guises: as soloist, chamber player, in string quartet, and in orchestra.
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