Arthur Tanguay-Labrosse

Québec tenor Arthur Tanguay-Labrosse is equally at ease in early music and contemporary repertoire.

Deeply involved in today’s operatic creation, he has collaborated with Chants Libres, performing the role of Aziz in Zad Moultaka’s L’orangeraie (2021), and with the company Ballet-Opéra-Pantomime, singing Orpheus in Luna Pearl Woolf’s operatorio Orpheus on Sappho’s Shore, Kaherdin in Frank Martin’s Le vin herbé, and the First Trader in the Canadian premiere of Jonathan Dawe’s Nero and The Fall of Lehman Brothers.

He has also distinguished himself as a soloist with several baroque ensembles, notably Ensemble Caprice in Monteverdi’s Vespers of the Blessed Virgin, as Don Quichotte in Boismortier’s Don Quichotte chez la duchesse, and in Bach’s Easter Oratorio, as well as with Les Idées heureuses in cantatas by Bach and Graupner. Mr. Tanguay-Labrosse sings regularly with Québec’s foremost professional choirs, including La Chapelle de Québec, the OSM Chorus, Voces Boreales, Ensemble ArtChoral, and the Choir of the Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul.