American tenor, Tyler Ray, is in demand both nationally and internationally as a tenor soloist and chamber singer with a wide range of repertoire from renaissance to new works. A native of Wichita, Ray holds a Bachelor of Arts in Music from Friends University. In 2014 Ray was one of four singers accepted to the

Bass-baritone Brendan Fitzgerald was featured as a soloist in Monteverdi “Vespers of 1610” under the direction of David Hill, as well as the role of Adam in Haydn’s “Creation,” directed by Jeffery Douma. Frazier has also performed a concert of Bach “Lutheran Masses” as one of the baritone soloists with Yale Schola Cantorum and Julliard415,

Countertenor Daniel Moody has garnered widespread acclaim for his commanding yet expressive vocal timbre and his breathtaking musicianship. Praised as having a “vocal resonance, [which] makes a profoundly startling impression,” by The New York Times and for his “vivid and powerful” voice, by The Boston Musical Intelligencer, Moody is equally known for his “sweet and

Australian soprano Nola Richardson has been praised by The New York Times for her “beautiful tone” and The Washington Post for her “astonishing balance and accuracy,” “crystalline diction” and “natural-sounding ease.” She recently took home the first prize in the 2016 Bethlehem Bach Biennial Competition and third prize and audience favorite in the 2016 Handel