Timothy Fallon, tenor has been hailed by the New York Times as possessing an "elegant sense of phrasing and luminous tone with his sure-handed control of timbre, from velvety pianissimos to bright confident high notes." Mr. Fallon devotes time to both the operatic and concert stages. Recent work includes the world premiere of Richard Danielpour’s Passion of Yeshua at the Oregon Bach Festival, UCLA and Buffalo Philharmonic. This work is newly released on the Naxos lable. He also sang the role of the Steersman in Wagner’s The Flying Dutchman with the Malmö Opera, Sweden. He is the 2013 first prize winner of the Wigmore Hall International Song Competition in London, England. In 2017 Mr. Fallon collaborating with pianist, Ammiel Bushakevitz released an album of Franz Liszt Songs, LISZT 15 Songs with the Swedish label BIS Records. He has performed internationally in some of the world’s esteemed concert halls with such conductors as Helmut Rilling, Herbert Blomstedt, Marin Alsop and Masaaki Suzuki. Mr. Fallon was born in Binghamton, New York. He holds a B.A. in Music from Westminster Choir College, a M.M. in Opera from Binghamton University and an Artist Diploma from the Juilliard School.