Jacob Cooper, Baritone

Colorado native Jacob A. Cooper, baritone, has sung across the country as an early music specialist. He has appeared with Cambridge Concentus, Arcadia Players, Santa Fe Pro Musica, Publick Musick, the Providence Singers, Boston Secession, and the Santa Fe Desert Chorale among others. Mr. Cooper’s opera roles have ranged from performances as Satan in Alessandro Stradella’s Esule dalle sfere, through Mozart’s Count Almaviva and Holst’s Death in Savitri up to Sid in Britten’s Albert Herring and David in Barber’s A Hand of Bridge. Recent roles include Belcore in L’Elisir d’Amore and John Brooke in Adamo’s Little Women. On the recital stage, he has premiered several works, and focuses on French and English repertoire from the 20th Century .