Aaron Humble, tenor
I love hearing how a piece grows and matures over the course of a season or longer.
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Acclaimed as “the premier men’s vocal ensemble in the United States” (Fanfare), Cantus is committed to inspiring audiences with music performed at the highest level. Rehearsing and performing without a conductor or music director, the nine members of Cantus are renowned for adventurous programming spanning many periods and genres, including work commissioned specifically for the group
Paul J. Rudoi, tenor
Who is my favorite superhero? Rocky from Rocky and Bullwinkle.
Gary Ruschman, tenor
Cantus provides a great opportunity to inspire, engage and share important stories with audiences.
Shahzore Shah, tenor
I find new music and fusing music from different traditions especially meaningful, having been primarily influenced by my mother, a pianist who loves the music of J.S. Bach and my father, an Indian poet who loves Bollywood hits.
David Walton, tenor
Juan Diego Florez is a vocal role model for solid technique and beautifully balanced tone, dedicating himself fully to the musical line and the composer’s message.
Adam Reinwald, baritone
Bringing our art, our statement, to people across the country and learning about their take on what we sing is fascinating.
Matthew Tintes, baritone
I am a television and film connoisseur. Becoming engrossed in a new reality is fascinating to me.
Chris Foss, bass
I always loved singing with other people, so much so that I decided to study that very subject in grad school. It comes in handy every once in a while…
Timothy C. Takach, bass
I love to meet audience members and musicians across the country. It makes the musical community feel even a little bit smaller and more familiar.