Steven has recently been appointed the tenor in the internationally acclaimed male classical vocal quartet New York Polyphony. Details can be found here.
Steven will be the tenor soloist for Messiah performances at Saint Thomas Church in New York City, December 6 and 8, 2011. Further details (and ticket purchase) will be provided at this link as they become available.
Called “a powerful, polished and moving Evangelist” by the New York Times for his April 2011 performance in the Matthew Passion of C.P.E. Bach, tenor Steven Caldicott Wilson is a frequent interpreter of early music both as a soloist and as a small ensemble member. Also in April 2011, he performed the aria Geduld in the Matthew Passion of J.S. Bach with the American Classical Orchestra at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine (for which Mr. Wilson received a mention in the New York Times along with the Evangelist Rufus Müller and Charles Robert Stephens as Jesus).
Steven is in his fifth season as a Gentleman of the Choir of Men and Boys at Saint Thomas Church in midtown Manhattan. Since the fall of 2008, he has been on the voice faculty of the Turtle Bay Music School.
In addition to his career as a classical singer, Steven is also a university-trained pianist. Of great interest to him is the American Songbook and music from the 1930s, 40s, and 50s. He is a cocktail pianist and vocalist, providing lounge-style entertainment for events both intimate and grand. Steven is based in New York City.
