Julianne Baird, soprano, has been hailed a "national artistic treasure" (New York Times) and as a "well-nigh peerless performer in the repertory of the baroque." It was also stated about her that "she possesses a natural musicianship which engenders singing of supreme expressive beauty."
This estimable artist maintains a
Temmo Korisheli fell in love with the Amherst Festival with his first visit in 1986, and is very excited to add teaching to his longstanding service as a festival staffer and artist-in-residence.
Geoffrey Williams (Countertenor) hails from the Midwest and began his musical life as a treble in the American Boychoir.
Michael Barrett is active in the Boston area as a professional musician and teacher. As a singer Mr.
Award-winning director, international performer, and recording artist Daniel Johnson has been the artistic director of the Texas Early Music Project since its inception in 1987.
Regarded for over two decades as one of the world’s finest countertenors, Drew Minter grew up as a boy treble in the Washington Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys. He continued his education at Indiana University and the Musik Hochschule of Vienna.