Scott Wyatt is a tenor opera singer and voice teacher. He has performed leading roles with major opera companies across the US and Europe. He has also held teaching positions at several universities where he taught voice lessons and courses. Wyatt is currently completing his DMA at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music while teaching voice at Cincinnati Christian University.

1. Scott Wyatt, Tenor
Address: 1030 Vixen Drive, Cincinnati, Oh 45245, Cell: (513) 923-0982 and Email: scott.wyatt@ccuniversity.edu
Professional Opera Engagements (Highlights) 1996-present
San Diego Opera: Idomeneo – Idomeneo (opposite Carol Vaness)
Austin Lyric Opera: A Streetcar Named Desire - Mitch
National Opera of Paris (Bastille): Salome – 3rd
Jew & Herod Cover (Chris Merritt)
Zwingenberg Music Festival (Germany): Der Freischutz - Max
Aspen Music Festival: Il Tabarro - Luigi
Santa Fe Opera: Idomeneo – Idomeneo Cover (Jerry Hadley), Eugene Onegin – Lenski Cover (Kurt Streit), Carmelites – First Comm., Salome – 2nd
Nazarene
Houston Grand Opera: Manon – Des Grieux Cover (Marcello Giordani) – opposite Elizabeth Futral
Los Angeles Opera: Die Zauberflote - 1st
High Priest, Turandot – Prince of Persia
San Francisco Opera: Idomeneo – Idomeneo Cover (Gosta Winbergh), Saint Francios - Frere Elie Cover, Otello – Cassio Cover (Raymond Very)
Washington D.C. Opera: A Streetcar Named Desire – Mitch Cover (Anthony Dean Griffey)
Opera Pacific: La Traviata - Gastone
Pittsburgh Opera: Elektra - Junger Diener, Salome - 2nd
Nazarene, Herod Cover (Gary Lakes)
Long Beach Opera: Vollo Di Notte – Radioteligrafista
Virginia Opera: Marriage of Figaro –Don Curzio , Faust – Faust Cover
Professional Symphony Engagements (Highlights) 1996-present
Singapore Symphony – Mendelssohn’s Elijah Wiener Salonorchester - Viennese Concert
San Diego Symphony – 3 Handel’s Messiahs, Mozart Requiem, and Sharpe’s Proud Music of the Storm
Illinois Symphony – Mozart Coronation Mass Tuscaloosa Symphony – Verdi Requiem
Austin Symphony – Handel’s Messiah Santa Fe Symphony – Haydn Creation, Handel’s Messiah
Wesleyan Camerata – Kodaly Requiem Roanoke Symphony – Candide, Rigoletto, Viennese Concert
Hamilton-Fairfield Symphony – Beethoven 9, Mozart’s Missa Solemnis, Haydn’s Creation
Recitals of Interest 1997-1998
Joint recital with Grammy Award Winning tenor George Shirley
Joint recital with Metropolitan Opera Singer Gail Dubinbaum
College Teaching Career 1996-present
Florida College – Director of Choral and Vocal Activities (1996-2001)
Directed Primary Choir, Vocal Chamber Ensemble, Men & Women’s Barbershop, Taught 15 private voice students per semester, Music Appreciation,
Freshman & Sophomore Aural Theory
Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (2006-2008)
Taught approximately 8 hours of Voice Instruction per week as Teaching Assistant
Northern Kentucky University – Professor of Voice & Music Appreciation (2008-2011)
Taught ten hours of Voice Instruction and two hours of Music Appreciation each semester
Xavier University – Professor of Voice (2010)
Taught 8 hours of Voice Instruction each week
Cincinnati Christian University (2011-present)
Teaching 10 hours of Voice Instruction per week
Private Voice Instruction (1993-present)
I have taught private voice lessons for 21 years. Many of my students are performing professionally in opera, broadway, jazz, and pop
Opera/Music Theater Direction 1996-2014
Stage Director/Conductor – Amahl & the Night Visitors (Clarmont Philharmonic Orchestra) The Secret Garden, Phantom of the Opera, Into the Woods,
Pirates of Penzance, South Pacific, Annie Get Your Gun, Broadway Review (Florida College)
Professional Choral Conducting 2002, 2003, 2014
Director of The Voices of Sumphonia – A choir auditioned & directed by myself and commissioned by the Sumphonia Hymn Foundation. First and second
recording grossed $11,000 in less than two months. Third recording will be released November, 2014.
Vocal & Teaching Awards 1995-2005 Invention for Singers
Anna Case McCay Award for Most Outstanding Apprentice – Santa Fe Opera 1998 Inventor of the Bellacustica Voice Monitoring System
NATS All Around Champion – Arizona Chapter 1995 2004-present
Bertha Authenreit-Taylor Award for Most Promising Singer in the State of Arizona 1995
Metropolitan Opera Competition – Honorable Mention 1998
Highest Rated Teacher Award – Florida College 1997
Who’s Who Among American Teachers Award 1999/2005
Education
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music – DMA in Vocal Arts – (Graduating Decmeber, 2014)
Arizona State University – Master’s Degree in Vocal Pedagogy (1993-1996)
Illinois Wesleyan University – Bachelor’s Degree in Vocal Performance (1989-1993)