Bio — Andrew LeVan

"Andrew LeVan’s posturing as a house’s defender got welcome laughs..." - George Walker, WFIU 2/10/2014

"Tenor Andrew LeVan added to the humor with an unrestrained representation of Mr. Angel, a well-heeled contributor anxious to placate both sopranos for his own amorous purposes." - Peter Jacobi, Herald Times, 6/19/2013

Andrew LeVan is a tenor from Columbus, Ohio. He is pleased to be able to perform again at the College of Wooster, his Alma Mater, where he studied voice with Dr. Carrie Culver, trombone with Prof. Jeffery Lindberg and received his Bachelor of Music in 2010. Andrew received his Masters Degree in vocal performance from Indiana University where he studied with Dr. Brian Horne. Andrew had the opportunity to premiered the role of Nō in P. Q. Phan's opera The Tale of Lady Thi Kính (see picture above) and has performed as Mayor Upfold (Albert Herring), Le Doyen de la Faculté (Cendrillon), Mr. Angel (The Impresario), Ewart Dunlop (The Music Man), Mr. Bunthorne's Solicitor (Patience) and as a Priest in Philip Glass' Akhnaten in performances with the Indiana University Opera Theater, The Indiana Festival Theater and the Ohio Light Opera. In April 2015 Andrew had the opportunity to return to Wooster as the tenor in the solo quartet in a performance of Mozart's Requiem with the Wooster Symphony Orchestra. Andrew had the great opportunity to perform with the Junges Stuttgarter Bach Ensemble in Stuttgart, Germany in March of 2014 which included a series of concerts in Tunisia as guests of the Tunisian Ministry of Culture.