Corey Shotwell

Corey Shotwell is a tenor specializing in the performance of music from the 14th-18th centuries. Recent concert engagements include Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center in NYC, as well as performances in Chicago, Tucson, and San Diego.  He has been a Young Artist Apprentice with Apollo’s Fire of Cleveland, the Boston Early Music Festival and a Virginia Best Adams Fellow with the Carmel Bach Festival.  A native of West Michigan, he most recently received his M.M.A. from the Institute of Sacred Music at Yale University.  He received his M.M. in Vocal Performance from the Cleveland Institute of Music and a B.M. in Vocal Performance from Western Michigan University. He has previously been an instructor of voice at the Cleveland Institute of Music, the College of Wooster, and Cleveland State University and now teaches privately in New Haven, CT.  When he is not singing, he enjoys hiking, petting cats, and drinking tea.