Scot Crandal
Tenor
Scot Crandal | photo by Emily Zahniser
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Tenor Scot Crandal's singing has been described by critics as "powerful and passionate". His past and upcoming soloist engagements include The Physician in The Fall of the House of Usher for Orpheus PDX Opera, Arturo in Lucia di Lammermoor for Portland Opera, Ferrando in Così fan tutte for Ping & Woof Opera, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony for Bravo Chorale, Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni for Willamette Concert Opera, Handel's Messiah for Bravo Chorale, Several Bach Cantatas for The Bach Cantata Choir, Mozart's Requiem for Choral Arts Ensemble, Mozart's Coronation Mass for George Fox University, Elijah for Bravo Choral, and Macheath in Beggar's Opera for Opera Theater Oregon. The Oregonian said, "...the terrific Scot Crandal... as Mack, Crandal carries the show... He sings fearlessly, with a tenor voice that carries depth and power."
Learn more about Scot Crandal at the following links
Scot's Website Scot has appeared in the following New Wave Opera programs: Herstory Atoms and Artifacts |