Here is a printable one-page resume.
Performance Highlights:
2012
- Chilcott Requiem and Beethoven Mass in C - Choralis, Bob Chilcott, Guest Conductor - May 20th
- Messiah, G.F. Handel - The National Philharmonic Orchestra
- St. Matthew Passion, J.S. Bach - Washington National Cathedral, Washington, DC - Washington Post Review
- Mass in B Minor, J.S. Bach - City Choir of Washington - St Paul's Lutheran Church, Washington, DC - Washington Post Review
- Vespers 1610, Claudio Monteverdi- Artek and the National Gallery of Art Vocal Ensemble, Performances in New York City and Washington, DC :
“...tenor Matthew Smith ... gave a clear, vibrant rendition of ‘Nigra sum’ and was seconded ably by tenor Philip Anderson in ‘Duo seraphim.’”
- Washington Post, Jan 2010
“...Matthew Smith and Philip Anderson doing good work in the extended and challenging tenor parts.”
- New York Times, Jan 2010
“Singers weren't the dutiful conservatory grads often heard in Europe's early-music festivals, but more seasoned singers who clearly had something personal to bring to the music - and did, particularly tenor Matthew Smith.”
- Philadelphia Inquirer, Jan 2010 - Vespers 1610, Claudio Monteverdi - Duke University Chapel
- Cantata BWV 130, J.S. Bach - Washington Bach Consort, part of the AGO convention, St. Paul's Lutheran Church
- Solo Recital: Songs of Finzi and Britten with Alice Mikolajewski, Piano - George Washington Masonic Memorial, Alexandria, VA
- Cathedral Lenten Series - Washington National Cathedral, Lent 2010 - Soloist in Bach's St. Mark Passion, Leighton's Crucifixion, and Scarlatti's Stabat Mater
2009
- Vespers, Sergei Rachmaninoff - National Philharmonic, Strathmore Hall, Rockville, MD - Washington Post Review
- Vespers, Sergei Rachmaninoff - Washington Chorus, St. Peter and Paul's Orthodox Church, Potomac, MD
- St. John Passion, J. S. Bach - Washington National Cathedral Choir, Washington, DC
2008
- Carmel Bach Festival - Adams Vocal Master Class Fellow - Performed twice weekly Master Classes and a Showcase Recital at the Sunset Center with selections from various Bach Cantatas
- What's Opera Bach! - Washington Bach Consort - Harman Center for the Arts, Washington, DC
- Pirates of Penzance, by Gilbert & Sullivan - role of Frederic, Washington Savoyards, 16 performances at Atlas Theater in Washington, DC
- Love's Comedy - by Kim Sherman, role of Lind, George Mason University, VA
2007
- Magnificat - J.S. Bach - Washington National Cathedral, Washington, DC
- Serenade to Music - Ralph Vaughan Williams - Cathedral Choral Society, Washington National Cathedral, Washington, DC
- Cantata BWV 23 - J.S. Bach - Washington Bach Consort, Church of the Epiphany, Washington, DC
- Various Opera Scenes - Washington Concert Opera, The Kreeger Museum, Washington, DC