DANA WILSON, Tenor

Tenor Dana Wilson makes his debut with Maestro Scott and the Helena Symphony performing Handel’s Messiah.  Performing throughout the United States and internationally as an opera and chamber music soloist, Mr. Wilson is particularly noted for his performance of works by Mozart and the bel canto repertoire.
 
Mr. Wilson has performed Mozart’s Requiem with the Festival de St. Louis Orchestra in Paris, Handel’s Israel in Egypt with the Choral Arts Society of Philadelphia, Bach’s St. John’s Passion with the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, Bach’s Coffee Cantata with the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, Handel’s Messiah with the Pensacola Symphony, and Haydn’s Creation, Mendelssohn’s Elijah, and Respighi’s Laud to the Nativity with members of the Philadelphia Orchestra. 

In 2002, Mr. Wilson was a finalist in Grammy Award Winning Chanticleer’s auditions and currently performs and has recorded with leading choral and chamber Music organizations throughout the country.  He has toured with The Santa Fe Desert Chorale and has recently recorded with nationally renowned vocal ensemble, Conspirare.  Other appearances have included performances with The Concert Operetta Company of Philadelphia and in recital on New York City’s popular concert series at Trinity Wall Street.