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edward brennan

Tenor

About
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ABOUT edward

Being described as "fierce" and "baritonal", Edward Brennan is an American tenor in the early stages of an exciting operatic career. With a wide span of repertoire he has had the honor of performing with many companies and orchestras around the country. He is a proud alum of the Institute for Young Dramatic Voices, and The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Edward also currently serves as the Director of Development and Operations for Charleston Opera Theater in Charleston, South Carolina. 

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As Canio in Pagliacci with Opera Vermont 

“Edward Brennan’s powerful and beautiful tenor sympathetically reflects Canio’s misery.”

“The first act closes with the opera’s most famous aria, “Vesti la giubba.”…Brennan, as Canio, sadly — and irresistibly — reflects that despite his misery over his wife’s infidelity, the show must go on.”

The Barre Montpelier Times Argus

Upcoming Performances

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Die Fledermaus

Alfred

Edward returns to Cedar Rapids Opera to portray the role of Alfred in Struss's grand operetta.

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Professional Artist In Residence 

TENOR 

Edward joins the ranks of Gulf Shore Opera's celebrated Professional Artists in Residence for a series of concerts with music inspired by the works of Shakespeare this winter. 

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Tenor Soloist 

Beethoven's Choral Fantasy

Edward will join the Charleston Symphony on stage at the Charleston Gailliard Center as the tenor soloist alongside Laquita Mitchell, Saundra DeAthos, Timothy McGowan and Morris Robinson

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The Tragedy of Carmen

Don José

Edward takes the stage for the first time at the Grove Theater, with his third appearance with Marble City Opera in the role of Don José. 

Gallery

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Lohengrin Highlights
Comfort Ye & Ev'ry Valley from Handel's Messiah
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