Corey Dalton Hart

Corey Dalton Hart, tenor, is an active performer of opera, oratorio, and song repertoire as well as an eager chamber musician and voice teacher. With a passion for American song, he is a regular recitalist along the east coast, having premiered new works in both New York City and Boston. Corey has been a featured soloist with the American Symphony Orchestra, the Albany Symphony, the Asheville Symphony, the Bard Baroque Ensemble, and The Orchestra Now. As a chamber musician, Corey performs with Blue Heron, the Handel and Haydn Society, Skylark Vocal Ensemble, Tiny Glass Tavern, the Boston Camerata, Seven Times Salt, Zenith Ensemble, Boston Baroque, Renaissance Men, The Ashmont Bach Project, Upper Valley Baroque, and Ensemble Altera. He was also named an American Scholar of VOCES8, one of the world’s most versatile vocal ensembles. Highlights from Corey’s current season include performances of Stravinsky’s In Memoriam Dylan Thomas with the Asheville Choral Society, Charpentier’s Messe de minuit pour Noël with Tiny Glass Tavern, Christmas in 16th-Century Spain with Blue Heron, Loving Lusitano: Motets for 4-6 Voices by Vicente Lusitano and His Contemporaries with Newton Baroque, and Farewell Unkind: Songs and Dances by John Dowland with the Boston Camerata. Corey holds degrees from Furman University and Bard College as well as a Doctorate of Musical Arts degree in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy from NEC where his research focused on the partsongs of English Renaissance lutenist, John Dowland. He currently serves on the faculties of both the New England Conservatory and Longy School of Music.