Upcoming Performances
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Faculty Recital
Christopher MacRae & Rachel Andrist Presenting works by Cipullo, Duparc, Santoliquido, & Strauss. Friday October 29th, 2021 7:30 PM University Theatre, Riddell Centre University of Regina Live-stream link |
Past Performances
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45th Annual NATS Southern Region Fall Conference
Christopher MacRae, Featured Performer Virtual Cabaret Friday November 13th, 2020 |
TBA due to Pandemic
Cancelled due to COVID19 Pandemic
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9th Symphony
by Ludwig Van Beethoven University of Arkansas Symphony Orchestra & Chorus Robert Mueller -Conductor Soprano - Moon-Sook Park Alto - TBA Tenor - Christopher MacRae Bass-Baritone - TBA University Symphony Orchestra and UA Collegiate Chorale April 2020 Faulkner Performing Arts Center University of Arkansas |
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Faculty Recital
Christopher MacRae & Tomoko Kashiwagi Presenting works by Donaudy, Tosti, & Vaughan Williams. Thursday February 7th, 2019 7:30 PM Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall University of Arkansas |
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Inspirational Chorale
Jeffrey Murdock - Conductor Featured Guest Artists: Christopher MacRae - tenor Moon-Sook Park - Soprano Josiah Hagers - Treble Tuesday December 4th, 2018 7:30 PM Faulkner Performing Arts Center University of Arkansas |
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Guest Artist Recital
Christopher MacRae - Tenor S. Michael Shuman - Piano 7:30 PM, Tuesday October 9th, 2018 Jones Recital Hall John Brown University Siloam Springs AR |
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Faculty Showcase: Sounds of September
Christopher MacRae - Tenor Dominic K. Na - Cello 7:30 PM, Monday September 24th, 2018 Faulkner Performing Arts Center Fayetteville AR |
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Chorale Fantasy, Op 80
by Ludwig Van Beethoven Dr. Robert Mueller, Conductor Dr. Moon-Sook Park, Soprano Siyu Lou, Soprano Lisa Kulczak, Mezzo Soprano Dr. Christopher MacRae, Tenor David Malis, Baritone S. Michael Shuman, Baritone Tomoko Kashiwagi, Piano University Symphony Orchestra and the UA Collegiate Chorale University of Arkansas April 30, 7:30pm, 2018 Faulkner Performing Arts Center, Fayetteville, AR |
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The Crucifixion
by John Stainer S. Michael Shuman, Conductor Christopher MacRae, Tenor Jordan Wilson, Baritone First United Presbyterian of Fayetteville Sanctuary Choir & First Presbyterian Church of Bentonville Choir March 30, 6:00pm, 2018 First United Presbyterian Church of Fayetteville, AR |
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The Seven Last Words of Christ
by Theodore Dubois Frode Gundersen, Conductor Christopher MacRae, Tenor Moon-Sook Park, Soprano David Malis, Baritone CMU Sanctuary Choir & Orchestra March 29, 7:00pm, 2018 Central United Methodist Church, Fayetteville AR |
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The Crucifixion
by John Stainer S. Michael Shuman, Conductor Christopher MacRae, Tenor Jordan Wilson, Baritone First United Presbyterian of Fayetteville Sanctuary Choir & First Presbyterian Church of Bentonville Choir March 25, 6:00pm, 2018 First Presbyterian Church of Bentonville, AR |
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Guest Artist Recital with music by Brad Bombardier and Robert Mueller
Christopher MacRae - Tenor Robert Mueller - Piano 7:30 PM, Tuesday March 6, 2018 Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall University of Arkansas Fayetteville AR |
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Guest Artist Recital with music by Mozart, Faure, Charpentier, Marx, Dvorak, Heggie, and Giordano.
Heather Hawk - Soprano Christopher MacRae - Tenor Miroslava Panayotova - Piano 7:30 PM, Monday February 5, 2018 Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall University of Arkansas Fayetteville AR |
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Laud of the Nativity - Christmas Oratorio
by Respighi & JS Bach Troy Robertson - Conductor Christopher MacRae - Tenor Heather Hawk - Soprano Cross Timbers Civic Chorale Tarleton Chamber Choir University Singers Stephenville, TX December 2 , 2017 |
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"The Portrayal of Landscape in Srul Irving Glick's Song Cycle South of North - Images of Canada."
Lecture Recital Christopher MacRae - Tenor S. Michael Shuman- Piano NATS Southern Region Conference University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg MS November 9-11, 2017 |
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Historia Jonae
by Giacomo Carissimi Stephen Caldwell, Conductor Christopher MacRae, Jonah University of Arkansas Schola Cantorum The National Collegiate Choral Organization 7th Biennial National Conference Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA Nov. 2-4, 2017 |
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Historia Jonae
by Giacomo Carissimi Stephen Caldwell, Conductor Christopher MacRae, Jonah University of Arkansas Schola Cantorum Faulkner Performing Arts Center University of Arkansas Oct 24, 2017 |
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The Seven Last Words of Christ
by Theodore Dubois Frode Gundersen, Conductor Christopher MacRae, Tenor Moon Sook Park, Soprano Chris Senty, Baritone CMU Sanctuary Choir & Orchestra April 13th, 7:00pm, 2017 Central United Methodist Church, Fayetteville AR |
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Sun, Sea, & Song Tour
Director - Jeffrey Murdock Featured Soloist - Christopher MacRae University of Arkansas Inspirational Chorale March 17th-25th, 2017 Montego Bay, Kingston, & Mandeville, Jamaica |
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Lohengrin
by Richard Wagner Presented by Opera By Request Lohengrin - Christopher MacRae Elsa - Michele Cusson Telramund - Andrew Tees Ortrud - Kristine Dandavino Herald - Michael Robert-Broder William Shookhoff - Pianist & Music Director 7:00pm, Saturday February 4th, 2017 College St. United Church 452 College St. (Bathurst) Tickets $20.00 Phone 416.455.2365 for reservations and information. |
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Guest Artist Recital with music by Britten, Faure, Mozart, Schumann, and others.
Laurissa Backlin - Soprano Christopher MacRae - Tenor S. Michael Shuman - Piano 7:30 PM, Tuesday January 17, 2017 Recital Hall Delta State University Cleveland, MS |
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Benefit Concert
with seasonal music from stage and screen. Moon-Sook Park - Soprano Christopher MacRae - Tenor Kristine Mezines - Piano 7:00pm Saturday December 3rd, 2016 Rogers, AR |
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Guest Artist Recital with music by Britten, Faure, Mozart, Schumann, and others.
Laurissa Backlin - Soprano Christopher MacRae - Tenor S. Michael Shuman - Piano 7:30 PM, Thursday October 20, 2016 Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall University of Arkansas Fayetteville AR |
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Crown Jewel Classics
Presented by the Calgary Civic Symphony Sunday, June 5, 2016, 2:30pm Pre-concert chat at 1:45pm Arts Commons, Jack Singer Concert Hall Proudly sponsored by the Hungarian Arts and Heritage Foundation of Alberta Rolf Bertsch, conductor Michelle Minke, soprano Stephania Romaniuk, mezzo-soprano Christopher MacRae, tenor Aaron Dimoff, baritone Cum Vino Cantus – Jean-Louis Bleau, musical director/conductor Mount Royal Kantorei, John Morgan, artistic director Repertoire: Erkel – Hunyadi Laszlo Overture, Bank ban; Hazam, Hazam, and Hunyadi Janos: Palotas Brahms – Hungarian Dances No. 1 & 2 Beethoven – Symphony No. 9 We bring this glittering anniversary season to a close with one of the crown jewels of classical repertoire, Beethoven’s 9th Symphony. The first half of the concert will be a presentation of Hungarian music and dance in celebration of the 20th Anniversary of the Hungarian Heritage Foundation of Alberta. What a crowning glory to this celebration of our 40 years of great music in Calgary! |
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"The Portrayal of Canadian National Identity in Srul Irving Glick's Song Cycle South of North - Images of Canada."
Lecture Recital Christopher MacRae - Tenor Evan Mounce- Piano Canadian University Music Society Annual Conference 2016 in coordination with the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences University of Calgary June 1-3, 2016 |
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Die Fledermaus
by Johann Strauss II Presented by University of Arkansas Opera Theater April 15th, 7:30 PM April 16th, 7:30 PM Faulkner Performing Arts Center University of Arkansas 435 N. Garland Street Fayetteville AR |
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A Faculty Voice Recital with music by Cipullo, Glick, Griffes, and Venables.
Christopher MacRae - Tenor Tomoko Kashiwagi - Piano 7:30 PM, Tuesday January 26th, 2016 Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall University of Arkansas Fayetteville AR |
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University of Arkansas Opera Theater
Concert of Opera Arias and Ensembles Presented by the Students and Faculty of the University of Arkansas October 29th, 7:30 PM October 30th, 7:30 PM Faulkner Performing Arts Center University of Arkansas 435 N. Garland Street Fayetteville AR |
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"The Portrayal of Canadian National Identity in South of North - Images of Canada by Srul Irving Glick."
Lecture Recital Christopher MacRae - Tenor Phil Roberts - Piano Symposium on Singing and Song October 1-4 Memorial University St. John's, NL |
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"The Portrayal of Canadian National Identity in South of North - Images of Canada by Srul Irving Glick."
Lecture Recital Christopher MacRae - Tenor Michelle Beaton - Piano 5:30 pm Wednesday April 8th, 2015 Rm. 414 College of Fine Arts, Boston University 855 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, MA |
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Carmina Burana
by Carl Off Conductor - Michael Driscoll Soprano Soloist - Alecia Baston Baritone Soloist - Bradford Gleim Tenor Soloist - Christopher MacRae 3:00 pm Sunday, January 25th, 2015 The Rogers Center for the Arts Merrimack College, 315 Turnpike St., North Andover, MA |
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Later the Same Evening
Composer: John Musto Librettist: Mark Campbell Music Director: Allison Voth Stage Director: Jason King Jones Cast Elaine O'Neill: Sarah Lennertz/Katy Polk Gus O'Neill: Jorgeandres Camargo/Darrick Speller Estelle Ogelthorpe: Emily Harmon/Bethany Hickman Ruth Baldwin: Sara Avari/Ruby White Ronaldo Cabral: TBA / Franklin Mosley Sheldon Segal: Matthew Corcoran/Christopher MacRae Rose Segal: Arielle Basile/Kelly Vigil Thelma Yablonski: Kaitlin Bertenshaw/Sara Beth Shelton Jimmy O'Keefe: Thomas Petrino/Joshua Rotz Valentina Scarcella: Jennifer Klauder/Jessica Nicolet Joe Harland: Timothy Gorka/Kartik Ayysola Saturday, October 18, 2:00pm Saturday, October 18, 7:30pm Sunday, October 19, 2:00pm Sunday, October 19, 7:30pm Lane-Comley Studio 210 John Musto’s “Later the Same Evening” was inspired by five Edward Hopper paintings: "Room in New York," "Hotel Window," "Hotel Room," "Two on the Aisle" and "Automat." The opera explores the lives of the characters depicted in each painting while simultaneously interweaving them during the course of one evening in New York City. |
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Songs of Eternity and Sorrow
Music by Duparc, Santoliquido, Venables, and Wagner Christopher MacRae - Tenor Michelle Beaton - Piano 6:30pm, Friday September 26th, 2014 Concert Hall, College of Fine Arts Boston University 855 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, MA, 02115 |
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Chamber Music Recital
Featuring works by Bennett, Faure, Glaeser, Proch, Schubert, and Schumann. Soprano - Ruby White Tenor - Christopher MacRae Cello - Gracie Keith Horn - Anon Piano - Christina Wright-Ivanova 8:00 pm, Monday April 28th, 2014 Marsh Chapel, Boston University 735 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, MA 02215 |
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Die Bauer ein Schelm (Selma Sedlak)
Composed by Anton Dvorák Bětuška - Julie Barker Jenik - Michael Aniolek Vaclav - Christopher MacRae Martin - Paul Bombadier Veruna - Ann MacDonald Prince - Stefán Sigurjónsson Princess - Shooka Ashfar Jean - Brian Minnick Berta - Kathy Wnuk Conducted by Julia O'Toole Calliope Orchestra & Chorus Saturday February 8th, 2014 First Church In Boston 66 Marlborough St. Boston, MA 02116 |
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Uns ist ein Kind geboren, BWV 142
Composed by J. S. Bach Soprano - Alyssa Marshall Mezzo - Donna Ames Tenor - Christopher MacRae Bass - Mark Anderson Conducted by Pamela Goody Choir and Chamber Orchestra of Christ Church Needham Tuesday December 24th, 2013 Christ Church Needham 1132 Highland Avenue Needham, MA 02494 |
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The Kingdom, Op. 51
Composed by Edward Elgar Mary - Farrah Lewis Mary Magdalene - Ann MacDonald John - Christopher MacRae Peter - RaShaun Campbell Conducted by Julia O'Toole Calliope Orchestra and Chorus Saturday September 7th, 2013 First Church In Boston 66 Marlborough St. Boston, MA 02116 |
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Carmina Burana
by Carl Off Paul Madore Chorale 2013 SummerSing 8:00pm, Monday August 12, 2013 Old Town Hall 32 Derby Square, Salem |
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Requiem
by Giuseppe Verdi Masterworks Chorale Summer Sing 2013 8:00 pm, July 23rd, 2013 Nobel and Greenough School, Lawrence Auditorium 10 Campus Drive, Dedham MA |
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Love's Lessons
A recital of music by Brahms, Cipullo, Donaudy, Faure, & Verdi. Christopher MacRae - Tenor Michelle Beaton - Piano 6:30pm Friday April 26, 2013 Marshall Room, College of Fine Arts Boston University 855 Commonwealth Avenue 02115, Boston MA Free admission |
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Verdi: Arie de Camera Concert
Featuring Graduate Voice majors coached by Francisco Araiza 8:00pm March 24, 2013 Concert Hall, College of Fine Arts Boston University 855 Commonwealth Avenue 02115, Boston MA Free admission |
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Owen Wingrave
Composer: Benjamin Britten Librettist: Myfanwy Piper Conductor: William Lumpkin Stage Director: Jim Petosa Owen Wingrave: Nickoli Strommer, Isaac Bray Spencer Coyle: Zack Rabin, Benjamin Taylor Lechmere: Brendan Daly,Greg Zavracky Miss Wingrave: Celeste Fraser, Ji Eun Park Mrs. Coyle: Kasey King, Sonja Krenek Mrs. Julian: Katrina Galka, Kristin Young Kate Julian: Jacque Kress, Jamie Hartzell General Sir Philip Wingrave: Christopher Hutchinson, Christopher MacRae Narrator: Jordan Pitts, Mark Tempesta February 21, Thursday at 7:30 February 22, Friday at 7:30 February 23, Saturday at 7:30 February 24, Sunday at 2:00 Boston University Theater, Mainstage Based on a short story by Henry James, Owen Wingrave is the story of a young pacifist who is tormented boy the military traditions of his family. As he seeks to prove his courage, the story veers towards a collision with fate leading to unexpected consequences. |
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Boston University Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Hall
Edgard Varese: Hyperprism Percy Grainger: The Warriors (the Boston premiere) Carl Orff: Carmina Burana Conductor: David Hoose Soprano Soloist: Lynn Eustis Baritone Soloist: James Demler Tenor Soloist: Christopher MacRae Monday, November 19, 2012 8:00pm Symphony Hall, Boston http://www.BostonSymphonyHall.org Tickets on sale 60 days in advance; $25 general admission. Student Rush $10, available at the door, day of performance, 10am-6pm. BU community: One free ticket with BU ID at the door, day of performace, 10am-6pm. |
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The Verdi Project: La Traviata & The Lady of the Camellias
A unique presentation featuring extensive portions of Verdi’s opera La Traviata (all scenes except Act II, Scene 1) combined with excerpts from Gems’ play Camille, two works inspired by Alexandre Dumas’ novel The Lady of the Camellias. Featuring singers, actors, and instrumentalists from the BU College of Fine Arts School of Music, Opera Institute, School of Theatre, BU Chamber Orchestra, and BU Chamber Chorus. Sung in Italian with English supertitles, and performed with orchestra. Part of the 16th annual Fall Fringe Festival: The Ladies of the Camellias Music by Giuseppe Verdi with Book by Francesco Maria Piave Excerpts from Camille by Pam Gems Conducted by William Lumpkin Stage Direction by Nathan Troup and Judy Braha Friday, October 26, 2012 7:30pm Boston University Theater, Mainstage |
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Carmina Burana
Composer: Karl Orff Alyssa Marshall - Soprano David Malis - Baritone Christopher MacRae - Tenor Conductor: Vaughn Roste Tuesday, May 25, 2012 7:00pm Concert Hall, Fine Arts Building |
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Lucia di Lammermoor
Composer: Gaetano Donizetti Librettist: Salvadore Cammaranno Lucia - Jennifer Youngs/Patricia O'Keefe Edgardo - Jonathan Yarrington/Sergio Cepeda Enrico - Wei-Shu Tsai/Christian Bester Arturo - Christopher MacRae Sung in Italian with projected English supertitles Conductor: Stephen Dubberly Fridays, March 2 and 9, 2012. 8:00 pm Sundays, March 4 and 11, 2012. 3:00 pm Lyric Theater, Murchison Performing Arts Center |
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Theodora
Composer: George Frederich Handel Theodora: Ava Pine Didymus: Ryland Angel Septimius: Richard Croft Valens: Jeffrey Snider Irene: Jennifer Lane Messenger: Christopher MacRae Conductor: Graeme Jenkins UNT Texas Baroque Orchestra UNT Collegium Singers UNT A Cappella Choir February 23, 2012 7:30pm Winspear Hall, Murchison Performing Arts Center February 24, 2012 7:30pm Winspear Opera House at the AT&T Performing Arts Center |
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Werther
Composer - Jules Massenet Presented by Calgary Concert Opera Company Werther - Christopher MacRae Charlotte - Barbara King Albert - Tyler Kuhnert Sung in French with English Surtitles July 24, 2011 Scarboro United, Calgary |
