Peter McCutcheon
Land of My Heart
© 2005 215 Perth Productions (094922544216)
Tenor Peter McCutcheon sings the music of Scotland, a subtle and feeling approach to the tender emotional content of an earlier era.
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- 1 My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose
- 2 When the Kye Come Hame
- 3 Where Sleepest Thou
- 4 By Yon Bonnie Banks
- 5 Rothsay-O
- 6 My Heart's in the Highlands
- 7 Flower of Scotland
- 8 A Rosebud by my Early Walk
- 9 I Wish I Were Where Helen Lies
- 10 For A' That
- 11 Scotland the Brave
- 12 Thy Cheek is O' the Roses Hue
- 13 The De'il Cam Fiddlin'
- 14 Flow Gently, Sweet Afton
- 15 Wilt Thou Be My Dearie
- 16 Wild Mountain Thyme
- 17 Scots Wha Ha'e
- 18 Water of Tyne
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Peter McCutcheon is one of Canada's finest lyric tenors. He began his musical career as the protégé of internationally acclaimed tenor Ben Heppner and is a student renowned Canadian tenor Mark Dubois. Cast as Jinx by Stuart Ross in the original Toronto production of Forever Plaid, McCutcheon won critical acclaim onstage and played the role a total of 976 times. He went on to play Raoul in the Phantom of the Opera, Livent, Toronto; John Raid Jr. in the world premiere production Jane Eyre, Mirvish Productions, Toronto; and Charlie Dalrymple in Brigadoon, Village Light Opera, New York.
Comfortable singing Scottish, opera, classical and popular music, McCutcheon's singing style has garnered comparisons to Josh Groban and John McDermott. His voice, however, is uniquely his own, and he has been recognized for his subtle and feeling approach to singing the tender emotional content of an earlier era. (WholeNote Magazine).
Peter is currently producing the fifth season of his own concert series. Sponsored by The Globe and Mail, Classical 96.3 FM, Zoom Airlines and Cairngorm Scottish Imports, the Peter McCutcheon 2007/2008 Concert Series offers two Celtic themed concerts, 'A Celtic Christmas,' December 1, 2007 and a 'Robert Burns Celebration,' January 19, 2008 at Jubilee United church, 40 Underhill Drive, Toronto. For tickets or for more information please visit www.petermccutcheon.com
"This young tenor's superb voice is the ideal vehicle to showcase the music of Scotland." - Denis Snowden, "A Little Breath of Scotland" AM 740 Toronto