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UPCOMING EVENTS

The New England Tenors
Upcoming Concert Schedule

Saturday, May 11, 7:30 p.m.
ROGERS CENTER at Merrimack College
315 Turnpike Street
North Andover, MA
For tickets and more information,
call 978-837-5355 or click here

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The New England Tenors Are Thrilled To
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HEAR THE TENORS

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of Jeffrey Hartman singing Nessun Dorma and the tenors onstage and behind the scenes!


   

 

 

 


MEET THE TENORS

 
  John Middleton-Cox, tenor, is originally from Northern New York. He attended the Crane School of Music and The Boston Conservatory. He studied voice with Sheila Fiumarello and Iride Pilla. As a classical tenor, John has performed various professional roles from Dr. Blind in Die Fledermaus to the Duke in Patience. Some of his favorite performing venues have been Jordan Hall, the Emerson Majestic, and The Old North Church. Mr. Middleton-Cox is an all-around musician. He has composed an original musical, orchestrated for a professional symphony orchestra, accompanied professional singers, and conducted professional pit orchestras. He has collaborated with Broadway Actor/Director Russell Garrett. He served on a symposium at Berklee College of Music, served as an adjudicator for the MMEA district Chorus, and conducted his students at Fenway Park. This spring he will be taking his Select Singers to perform at Carnegie Hall. John is the head of the music department for the Burlington Public Schools. He currently lives in North Andover where he is the Director of Music at the North Parish church.  
 
  Damien Corcoran, 37, resides in Amesbury, MA with his beautiful wife, Beth, and two youngins - Joseph, 10, and Kit, 8. Damien received a BA in Music from Rutgers University in 1996. He was a member of Rutgers Opera Workshop for five years, performed with the Amato Opera Company in NYC for 2 seasons, sang with the Tanglewood Festival Chorus of Boston for one year, and has performed a capella at several Italian restaurants in New Jersey and Massachusetts in the past (almost) 20 years. Locally Damien is the lead man for the Irish-flavored rock band "Demijon Music Clan." In his spare time he likes to do shows with his wife and daughter with some of the North Shore's community theatre groups. For a daytime gig, Damien pilots a desk in a cube in a government building in Boston - all day, every day. Thank goodness for music on the weekends!  
 
  Jeffrey Hartman, a native of Anderson, Indiana, attended Anderson University and Ball State University in Indiana and currently studies with Andrea Del Giudice and Donna Roll. Mr. Hartman was the 2011 Wagner Society of New York Award Winner. He recently debuted with Boston Lyric Opera as Cavaradossi in Tosca, following an award winning production of the same role with Lowell House Opera, where he also appeared as Calaf in Turandot. He began his career in music with the Indianapolis Opera and then the Sarasota Opera and has traveled and performed extensively throughout the Unites States and Canada, including Bowen Park Opera, Dicapo Opera Theatre, National Lyric Opera, Coro Lirico, New Jersey Verismo, New York Metro Vocal Arts Ensemble, Golden Fleece Ltd, Westside Opera Society, Lowell House Opera, Connecticut Lyric Opera, Berks, Opera Theatre, Mercury Opera (Edmonton, Canada), Vista Lirica and the Chamber Philharmonia of New York. He will be singing his first Beethoven’s 9th for Brown University in March 2012 and Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly with Sugar Creek Festival in Illinois in August 2012. His voice has been described as "...exciting, exhilarating and tremendous," "...a voice that will go far," and "...an impressively robust voice" with "ring and stamina." Jeffrey works for Kindred Hospital in a long-term, acute care hospital. He has done a number of benefit concerts raising funds and awareness for such important causes as Huntington’s disease, HIV/AIDS and especially ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease), after his brother’s diagnosis. Mr. Hartman’s upcoming events, audio and video clips can be found on his website at www.jeffreymichaelhartman.com.