Scot Crandal is a classical, jazz and rock singer, multi-instrumentalist, composer, conductor and producer based in Portland, Oregon. He has appeared as tenor soloist with Portland Opera, Opera Theater Oregon, Electric Opera Company, Willamette Concert Opera, St. Mary's Cathedral and Choral Arts Ensemble. He has performed with national and international jazz artists such as Gene Harris, Bill Berry, Marshall Royal and Ron Steen. Scot's rock singing has been heard with bands such as Thunder Flea, Karaoke from Hell and Vernacular Wood. Examples of his commissioned work include compositions for soprano, Jocelyn Thomas, Grant High School Choir, Voce Bella and Trinity Cathedral Portland. Much of Scot's liturgical music is published by MorningStar Music and OCP. Scot is the director of music at The Episcopal Parish of St. John the Baptist on the campus of Oregon Episcopal School and regularly conducts music by composers including Palestrina, Bach, Mozart and Leo Nestor. |
"...the terrific Scot Crandal... As Mack, Crandal carries the show... He sings fearlessly, with a tenor voice that carries depth and power." (from the review of The Beggar's Opera) |
TENOR SOLOIST: ORATORIO and CHORAL WORKS |
COMPOSING 
FAMILY 
"Thank you again so much for playing and singing jazz for our Parish Epiphany Volunteer Party. You and Colin were a hit! People really enjoyed your music, and the selections, and the variety, and how perfect the music was for a dinner party. The only thing was next year they'd like you to be in the middle area so you could be seen by more people. And it was unanimous with the staff, too. We'd love to have you back!" |
