Aaron Sheehan is a classically trained tenor, renowned for his exceptionally pure and clear voice, which has made him particularly famous for performing works from the Baroque era. His expertise shines through his performance of both lesser-known and established masterworks by composers such as Handel, Rameau, and Graupner. His talents extend into the realm of operatic performance, oratorios, and early music, bringing a nuanced interpretation that respects historical authenticity while captivating modern audiences.

Sheehan's most recent releases showcase his ability to illuminate the emotional depths of the music he performs. "Desmarest: Circé" and "Graupner: Antiochus und Stratonica" offer listeners a glimpse into the elegance and complexity of French Baroque opera. His album "Total Eclipse: Music for Handel's Tenor," highlights his adeptness in interpreting the demanding scores composed for John Beard, Handel's favorite tenor. His work in "Rameau: Le temple de la gloire, RCT 59 (Live)" is a testament to his live performance ability, and his role in "Handel: Acis and Galatea, HWV 49," adds to his discography a cherished interpretation of a Handel classic. As his career continues to flourish, Aaron Sheehan remains a respected figure in the world of classical music, celebrated for his artistry, technique, and dedication to bringing early music to life.

Genres

Baroque Singing

Latest Release

Desmarest: Circé

Henri Desmarets•

Paul O'Dette•

Aaron Sheehan•

Amanda Forsythe

Album - 110 Tracks - Released May 31, 2023