Donna Brown, soprano

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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Adrian Butterfield, violin

Adrian Butterfield is much in demand as a violinist/director, soloist, and chamber musician with modern and period-instrument ensembles.
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Benjamin Butterfield, tenor

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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Richard Campbell, viola da gamba

Richard Campbell is professor of viola da gamba at the Royal Academy of Music in London. A career in chamber music (mainly pre-1800) has included appearances throughout Europe, North and South America, Russia and the Baltic States, Israel, Japan, Korea, Australia and New Zealand.
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Charles Daniels, tenor

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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Matthew Halls, organ and harpsichord

Matthew Halls is Artistic Director of The King’s Consort. Recent conducting debuts include the Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte-Carlo, the HR-Sinfonieorchester Frankfurt and the London Mozart Players. He is a regular guest conductor with The English Concert, Portland Baroque Orchestra, and Holland Baroque Society. He has conducted for English Touring Opera, New Chamber Opera and Amsterdam Bach Festival. “His skill lies in drawing out the inner energies of each of his players, rather than superimposing his own.” (The Times)
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Peter Harvey, bass-baritone

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, regularly appearing with The Gabrieli Consort, and The Monteverdi Choir, amongst many others. He has appeared many times at the Wigmore Hall in London, most often in the music of Purcell and Bach, composers with whose music he has become especially associated, and he is also a sought-after exponent of music from the French Baroque.
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Gillian Keith, soprano

Canadian soprano Gillian Keith, winner of the Kathleen Ferrier Award in 2000, studied at McGill University in Montréal and at the Royal Academy of Music in London. She appears frequently with many leading orchestras including the Academy of Ancient Music, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and English Baroque Soloists. 
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Suzie LeBlanc, soprano

The Canadian soprano is an early music specialist, who has enjoyed an active international career performing in concerts throughout Europe, North America and Japan, in repertory ranging from lute songs to chamber music to oratorio and early opera. A music critic from London's The Listener had this to say about Suzie LeBlanc’s debut at the Wigmore Hall: "I must listen to more early music, especially when this lady is singing it."
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Daniel Lichti, bass-baritone

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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Eric Milnes, organ

A native New Yorker, the imaginative and energized performances of Eric Milnes have been applauded at the Utrecht, Bremen, Regensburg, Lufthansa, Passau, Boston, Mostly Mozart, Montreal, ancouver, Ottawa, Berkeley, Santa Fe and San Francisco Early Music Festivals, and in performances in every major North American and European center.
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Julie Nesrallah, mezzo-soprano

Described by Artistic Director, Timothy Vernon, as a “future supernova,” mezzo-soprano, Julie Nesrallah is an extremely versatile singer and actress, at ease in all styles. Miss Nesrallah has achievements and standards of musical excellence established across the continent and abroad, dazzling audiences with her rich tone, engaging personality and deeply expressive communicative skills.
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Michiel Schrey, tenor

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. Recent opera performances include Charpentier's Médée with Opera Atelier, and a tour of Claude Vivier's Kopernikus.
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Daniel Taylor, counter-tenor

Daniel Taylor, world renowned counter-tenor, is patron of the Ottawa Bach Choir.
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Sean Watson, bass

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

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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Pascal Charbonneau, tenor

Young Canadian tenor Pascal Charbonneau undertook his musical studies at McGill University in Montreal followed by advanced studies as a member of the Atelier Lyrique de l’Opéra de Montréal. He is currently completing post graduate studies in London, England.

Marcel de Hêtre, tenor

A native Montrealer, Marcel de Hêtre leads a multi-faceted music career. Voice studies at McGill University with the late Allan Fast and conducting classes with Fred Stoltzfus enabled him to be as equally comfortable in Baroque and Early music repertoire as in contemporary music. Since 1987, he has led the Collegium Vocale, Montréal, a small vocal ensemble. A consummate chorister, he sings regularly with la Chapelle de Québec and Ensemble Musica Orbium and his professionalism and musicality make him a sought-after musician.

Dayna Lamothe, soprano

A native of Montreal and a graduate of the University of Ottawa’s Department of Music, soprano Dayna Lamothe sings weekly as a featured soloist with the choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Montreal. She also sings regularly with the Ottawa Bach Choir and has been a featured soloist throughout the Ottawa region.

Jean-Sébastien Kennedy, baritone

An alumni of the Opera Lyra Ottawa Opera Studio, baritone Jean-Sébastien Kennedy is now based in Montreal where he pursues his musical career. A sought-after artist for his rich and flexible voice and his versatility, he participates in numerous productions ranging from opera to recitals.

Caroline Léonardelli, harp

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. Choral work is a passion for Caroline. She has performed a wide range of repertoire with numerous choral ensembles, including A Christmas Story with the Ottawa Bach Choir.
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Kathleen Radke, soprano

Hailed for her "smooth and lovely voice," soprano Kathleen Radke is quickly establishing herself as a young artist of note. "……she's got what it takes and will doubtless be a well-known and important soprano before too many years have gone by." (Richard Todd, Ottawa Citizen)
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