AARON SHEEHAN (tenor) is part of a new generation of Early Music vocalists that performs in projects ranging from medieval to 20th Century music. His voice has been described by Opera News as “Sinuous and Supple”, and the Boston Globe says he “sings with musical charm and vocal aplomb.” He has appeared as soloist with Tragicomedia, Concerto Palatino, New York Collegium, American Bach Soloists, Handel and Haydn Society, Aston Magna Festival, Moscow Chamber Orchestra, Clarion Music Society, Boston Cecilia, American Opera Theater, Intermezzo Chamber Opera, and the Lyra Concert Baroque Orchestra. His singing has taken him to many festivals such as Tanglewood, Boston Early Music Festival, Regensburg Early Music Festival, Washington DC Early Music Festival, and Monadnock Summer Music Festival. Aaron has recorded and toured the U.S. and Europe with Paul Hillier’s Theater of Voices, and still performs regularly with Theater of Voices, Blue Heron Renaissance Choir, Fortune’s Wheel, and La Donna Musicale.  Mr. Sheehan’s recently sung engagements include the role of Ivan in the Boston Early Music Festival’s production of Mattheson’s Boris Gudenow, the role of “Enea” in Cavalli’s Didone, the role of “Pastor” in a recording of Monteverdi’s Orfeo, and a recording of Lully’s Theseé with BEMF. Upcoming engagements include a Midwest tour of Handel’s Acis and Galatea, a St. John’s Passion at the National Cathedral, one on a part Bach cantatas with the American Bach Soloists, and the role of “Amour” in Lully’s opera Psyché with the Boston Early Music Festival. Aaron teaches voice at both Wellesley College and Brown University.

"sinuous and supple" - Opera News