NEXT PERFORMANCE
This season, Mr. Ferring returns to the Ensemble of the Ryan Opera Center at the Lyric Opera of Chicago. Performances during the season include Older Brother in Dead Man Walking and Tchaplitsky in Queen of Spades while covering Count Almaviva in Il barbière di Siviglia, Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni, and Major Domo in Queen of Spades. Future seasons include an anticipated debut with Santa Fe Opera as Tamino in Die Zauberflöte, as well as his company debuts in the same role with North Carolina Opera and New Orleans Opera. In concert, Mr. Ferring will join the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra for Händel’s Messiah.
NEXT PERFORMANCE
This season, Mr. Ferring returns to the Ensemble of the Ryan Opera Center at the Lyric Opera of Chicago. Performances during the season include Older Brother in Dead Man Walking and Tchaplitsky in Queen of Spades while covering Count Almaviva in Il barbière di Siviglia, Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni, and Major Domo in Queen of Spades. Future seasons include an anticipated debut with Santa Fe Opera as Tamino in Die Zauberflöte, as well as his company debuts in the same role with North Carolina Opera and New Orleans Opera. In concert, Mr. Ferring will join the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra for Händel’s Messiah.
DISCOGRAPHY
Browse recordings projects and albums featuring Eric Ferring. Click on any album for purchasing information. For inquires on future projects, please contact Mr. Ferring's management here.
PHYSICAL + DIGITAL RELEASE
No Choice but Love
Featuring: Ben Moore, Jake Heggie, Francis Poulenc, Benjamin Britten, Ethel Smyth, Jennifer Higdon, Mari Esabel Valverde, Willie L. Alexander III, and more!
Mr. Ferring's solo debut album will be released for worldwide distribution and streaming in mid-November under the DELOS records label.
This album seeks to highlight a diverse group of LGBTQIA+ voices and perspectives. As a happily married gay man himself and with his collaborative pianist Madeline Slettedahl, an openly bisexual woman, and their producer Dr. Rebecca Folsom, a happily married lesbian, they want to pay homage to the beautiful, difficult history of the LGBT community within the classical music world by highlighting the many talented living and passed LGBT composers.
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2022
We have tomorrow
2023
Originally scheduled for recording in November 2020, then August 2021, but due to COVID-19, We have tomorrow will record June 2023.
Mr. Ferring's chamber music album will be released for worldwide distribution and streaming in late 2023 under the DELOS records label. The album will also feature pianist Madeline Slettedahl and French string quartet, Quatuor Agate.
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Shalimar the Clown
2019
Opera Theatre of Saint Louis
Opera Theatre of Saint Louis commissioned composer Jack Perla to write Shalimar the Clown and this world premiere recording was made in 2016. Perla has steadily forged a reputation for his unique cross-fertilization of jazz, improvisation, and classical music. Librettist Rajiv Joseph is a New York-based playwright who has been called "daring, magnificent, and virtuosic."
DIGITAL RELEASES
Lyric Arias
2022
Eric Ferring, tenor Madeline Slettedahl, piano
“There is no greater pleasure for voice aficionados than hearing a voice of high quality, bolstered by proper technique, singing music to which it is suited. This is the abiding pleasure of Eric Ferring’s performances of these lyric arias, in which a young artist invites the listener to experience the music from a singer’s perspective with immediacy that can rarely be achieved in recital halls.”
“…the effectiveness of the tenor’s efforts is heightened by his close collaboration with the pianist, whose phrasing provides poetry and propulsion”
VOIX DES ARTS
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The Diary of One Who Disappeared
2022
Eric Ferring, tenor
Madeline Slettedahl, piano
FEATURED ON
The Three Queens (Live)
2022
Lyric Opera of Chicago - featuring Sondra Radvanovsky and Riccardo Frizza
The Barber of Seville (Live)
2021
Lyric Opera of Chicago - featuring Sir Andrew Davis and Lawrence Brownlee
Elektra (Live)
2021
Lyric Opera of Chicago - featuring Donald Runnicles and Nina Stemme
