The Canadian Tenors
- Formed:
- 2004
- Nationality:
- Canadian
- Profession(s):
- Vocal Group, Classical Crossover Artists
Formation and Early Career
- The Canadian Tenors (initially known as De 4 Tenors) were formed in 2004 by Jill Ann Siemens.
- The original lineup featured Remigio Pereira, Victor Micallef, Jamie McKnight, and Fraser Walters.
- Their early performances included local events and private functions, building a following within Canada.
Career and Major Achievements
- 2008: Signed with Warner Music Canada and released their self-titled debut album, which achieved platinum status.
- 2009: Performed at the opening ceremonies of the Vancouver Winter Olympics.
- 2009: Released "The Perfect Gift", their second album, which also achieved platinum status.
- 2010: Released "The Canadian Tenors Christmas Album".
- 2012: Performed for Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
- Significant tours and performances across North America and internationally.
- 2015: Remigio Pereira was replaced by Clifton Murray.
- The 'biography canadian tenors tour schedule 2016' highlighted a significant period of extensive touring and performances throughout North America.
- Further lineup changes occurred over the years.
Notable Works
Discography
| Year | Title | Label |
|---|---|---|
| 2008 | The Canadian Tenors | Warner Music Canada |
| 2009 | The Perfect Gift | Warner Music Canada |
| 2010 | The Canadian Tenors Christmas Album | Warner Music Canada |
| 2012 | Lead with Your Heart | Universal Music Canada |
| 2015 | Under One Sky | Universal Music Canada |
Legacy and Impact
The Canadian Tenors have achieved significant success in the classical crossover genre, bringing classical music to a wider audience. Their performances at major international events have raised their profile globally, establishing them as a prominent Canadian musical act.