Twelve Voices.
One Ensemble
MEET THE SINGERS
Wasatch Camerata is a chamber choir of dedicated musicians who share a love of choral music and a commitment to artistic excellence.
Get to know the voices behind the music-professionals, educators, and artists who bring passion, precision, and heart to every performance.
Elizabeth Lochhead Crittenden joined Wasatch Camerata in 2023. She has also performed with Timpanogos Valley Theatre, High Valley Arts, and Heber Valley Choir and Orchestra. Trained in the Kodaly approach to music education, Elizabeth enjoys teaching music to others and has directed various children and youth singing groups throughout the valley. She lives in Midway with her husband, Chris, and their four children.
Rachel Morris is thrilled to join Wasatch Camerata this year. She made her symphonic debut with the Buffalo Philharmonic as Bastienne in Mozart’s Bastien und Bastienne and has performed with the Utah Symphony and Opera, Chamber Orchestra Ogden, Salt Lake Choral Artists, and Opera Contempo. A frequent soloist at the Cathedral of the Madeleine, she holds degrees from the Eastman School of Music and the University of Utah and lives in Midway with her husband and five daughters.
Lorraine spent many years in the Chicago area, teaching and singing professionally, before moving to Midway several years ago. She studied voice performance at BYU and Indiana University and performed with many companies and choruses throughout her career. She loves sharing beautiful music with her friends and neighbors.
American Soprano, Madelynn Hunter, grew up in Derby, Kansas. Ms. Hunter received her Bachelor's degree in Classical Voice Performance from Brigham Young University in 2021. Madelynn has performed with Lyrical Opera Theater as Michaëla in Carmen. She also performed Nedda in Pagliacci and La Ciesca in Gianni Schicchi for the same company. Ms. Hunter has competed in numerous competitions. She loves the opportunity she has to share beautiful music with those around her.
Liz has always found ways to be involved in music, including teaching Music at Midway Elementary School for several years. Music just makes everything better! She finds that singing to goats, bees, sunflowers, chickens and especially her children, makes them grow better! Liz is a seminary teacher at Wasatch High School.
Kadan grew up singing in choirs and ensembles and has always believed that people need music in their lives. He loves the process of learning and rehearsing, but most of all, he loves sharing beautiful music and creating something an audience can truly experience. That love of music runs through his family, where there’s almost always something playing and his children are talented performers in their own right. A Heber Valley entrepreneur, Kadan especially enjoys the intimacy of making music with a small ensemble. He lives in Heber with his wife, Tricia, and their family.
Scott is a seasoned soloist and ensemble singer with a lifelong passion for music, performing with community, church, and semiprofessional choirs, as well as in theater. He’s lived in Utah, Texas, New Jersey, and Arizona, singing in numerous choruses, often as a soloist. Now back in Utah, Scott resides in Midway and cherishes the intimate nature of smaller groups like Wasatch Camerata, where he’s excited to contribute his talents.
Nathan is a native of Heber City and sang professionally with the Utah Symphony Chorus for many years. He is a piano technician, and he participates regularly in community theater and other choral performances.
Devin is from the Pacific Northwest and has performed in various groups and musicals. Today he lives in Francis, and professionally is a digital designer.
Stephen is an accomplished composer, pianist, and soloist. He works as the choral director at Wasatch High School. He is glad to be part of a group with so many experienced singers that can learn music quickly.
You make this music possible.
THANK YOU
Our concerts are free and open to the public because of the generous support of individuals like you. Your gifts help us share extraordinary choral music with our community.