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Dr. Anthony Radford
Baritone Anthony P. Radford is a performer, scholar, director and
teacher. He holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University
of Nebraska, a Master of Music degree from the New England
Conservatory of Music and a Bachelor of Arts degree from York
University in Toronto. Dr. Radford joins the music faculty at Fresno
State after three years as Assistant Professor of Voice at the
University of Lethbridge, Alberta. A frequent performer on the opera and recital stage, he has performed roles and held recitals in
Britain, Canada and the U.S. He is also a frequent masterclass
clinician and competition adjudicator. He was the director of the
opera workshop at Concordia University as well as an assistant
director in productions at the University of Nebraska and the
University of Lethbridge. He has presented papers at the International
Congress of Voice Teachers Conference in Vancouver, the American
Musicological Society Pacific Northwest Chapter meeting in Lethbridge,
the College Music Society Rocky Mountain Conference in Fort Collins,
CO and the 2008 National Opera Association annual meeting in Los
Angeles. In 2006 Dr. Radford participated in the National Association of Teachers of Singing Internship Program in Kansas City, Missouri. He
is also the founder and past-president of the Lethbridge/Medicine Hat
NATS chapter. In 2009 his article on Mozart’s first Figaro, Francesco
Benucci will be published in the Journal of Singing, and he is
currently compiling a similar vocal profile of Mozart’s first Bartolo,
Francesco Bussani. Upcoming performances include Jesus in Bach's St.
Matthew Passion with the Fresno State Community Chorus and baritone
soloist in Haydn's Lord Nelson Mass with the Tulare County Symphony.