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VOCES8 - A Choral Ensemble
The British vocal ensemble VOCES8 is proud to inspire people through music and share the joy of singing.
Len Torrie
Len Torrie

Len Torrie

Len Torrie is a Montréal-based soprano, singer-songwriter, and performance curator known for their crystalline tone, expressive versatility, and storytelling depth. A sought-after soloist and ensemble singer, Len performs regularly with leading early music ensembles including L’Harmonie des Saisons, Studio de musique ancienne de Montréal, and Ensemble Caprice. Len holds a master’s degree in early music vocal performance from McGill University, where they studied under Suzie LeBlanc and Dominique Labelle. Internationally, Len has trained with the Accademia Europea dell’Opera and the Internationale Bachakademie Stuttgart. They are one- third of the medieval trio COMTESSA, where they sing and play citole and Anglo-Saxon lyre. A queer, non-binary artist, Len draws on the wisdom of queer elders and ancestors in their research and performance of radically inclusive stories. Their work bridges early music and contemporary folk, with a growing focus on self-accompaniment on period and modern instruments.

Katelyn Dietz

Katelyn Dietz

Katelyn Dietz is a multi-genre professional vocalist based in Los Angeles. As an ensemble enthusiast, she has been a member of groups like GRAMMY Award-winning The Swingles, Tonality, Border CrosSing, and LORICA, part of the ANÚNA choral family. Known widely for her versatility, Katelyn has trained and performed extensively in classical/choral, vocal jazz, pop, musical theatre, and Irish traditional folk styles. She earned Bachelor’s degrees in Theatre and Voice from Fredonia and a Master's of Music in Vocal Jazz Performance from Western Michigan University. At WMU, she was the Teaching Assistant for the world-renowned Vocal Jazz and Gold Company programs and earned three Downbeat Student Music Awards for Blues/Pop/Rock Soloist, Vocal Jazz Arrangement, and Large Vocal Jazz Ensemble. Alongside performing, Katelyn serves as Camp Manager for the WMU New York Voices Vocal Jazz Camp every summer and is an accomplished copyist and arranger with her own sheet music editing service, The Transpository.

Leah Rosenman

Leah Rosenman

Leah Rosenman is a mezzo-soprano based in Rochester, NY. As a soloist, she has appeared with the Bach Choir of Bethlehem, the Berkshire Symphony, the Northern Berkshire Chorale, the I/O New Music Festival, the Williams Opera Workshop, and the Mediterranean Opera Studio and Festival. As a chorister, she has sung with the 2025-2026 VOCES8 US Scholars, the Spoleto Festival USA Chorus, the Northwestern Bach Academy, the Amherst Early Music Festival, and the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival. Leah received her BA in music from Williams College. She is currently pursuing her MA in music leadership from the Eastman School of Music, where she is also a voice student of Katherine Ciesinski. When not singing, she enjoys reading poetry, taking photos, and spending time with her cat, Jojo.

James Allen

James Allen

James Allen is a tenor from Savannah, Georgia. He has been on stage in roles such as Tamino (Die Zauberflöte), Peter Quint (The Turn of the Screw), Don Ottavio (Don Giovanni), Sam Kaplan (Street Scene), and Orfeo (L’Orfeo). He has been a Young Artist with the Chautauqua Opera Conservatory, a Vocal Fellow with the Spoleto Festival USA, and attended the Castleton Festival as both a singer and pianist to play Robert Schumann’s “Dichterliebe.” He has earned degrees from Georgia Southern University (BM) and the University of South Carolina (MM and DMA) with his dissertation titled “A Performance and Pedagogical Guide to William Butler Yeats Songs by Ben Moore.” James is also the Artistic Director of the vocal ensemble Gallus Camerata based out of Columbia, South Carolina, and he is on the rosters of the professional choral ensembles Servire and the Vocal Arts Ensemble of Cincinnati.

T.J. Callahan

T.J. Callahan

Bass-baritone T.J. Callahan (he/him/his) uses historically informed performance practice as a lens to cast new light on vocal music from all eras. Currently based in Baltimore, Maryland, he sings in the critically acclaimed Emmanuel Choir and has appeared as a soloist with Handel Choir Baltimore and in ensemble with Mind on Fire. In 2024, he was selected for fellowships with the Charlotte Bach Festival and Norfolk Chamber Music Festival at Yale University. He performs regularly with premiere vocal ensembles across the US including the Byrd Ensemble, The Thirteen, and VAE Cincinnati. T.J.'s upcoming season will include debuts as a soloist with Bach in Baltimore and in ensemble on the Washington National Cathedral Choir’s concert series. His passion for ensemble singing has led him to launch a new vocal quartet, Anchorites, which is giving three concerts in its debut season this year.

Logan Severson Willson

Logan Severson Willson

Logan Severson Willson is a bass-baritone, composer, and conductor from Tucson, Arizona, who is passionate about discovering what unites us all in our shared humanity. He has been fortunate to share this passion on stage as a soloist, conductor, and ensemble member in collaborations with award-winning ensembles from all over the world. As a composer, Logan publishes his work through his website and is always eager to take on new commissions and projects. His music has been honored with global performances by professional, school, church, and community ensembles. Currently, Logan enjoys singing with the Voces8 US Scholars, serving as a choral intern at the Church of the Red Rocks, conducting the Kitt School of Music composition studio, and participating in the musical opportunities offered to him. Outside of music, you can find him racing bicycles.

John Verkuilen

John Verkuilen

John Verkuilen is an Associate Conductor of the National Children's Chorus, Assistant Conductor of the Oratorio Society of New York, and is on the faculty of Berkshire Choral International. John was recently a Visiting Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Choral Activities at Muhlenberg College, Artistic Director of Sine Nomine (Fall River), guest conductor of the Falmouth Chorale and Chamber Choir, Interim Music Director of Calliope Chorus and Orchestra (Boston), and Assistant Choral Conductor of Macalester College. He has taught on the summer faculties of Manhattan School of Music and Boston Conservatory. His recent solo appearances include the Bach B Minor Mass, Mozart and Faure Requiems, and the role of Jesus and the bass arias in the Bach St. John Passion.

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Len Torrie
Katelyn Dietz
Leah Rosenman
James Allen
T.J. Callahan
Logan Severson Willson
John Verkuilen
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