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Patrick McNally
Baritone

Baritone, Patrick McNally is thrilled to get back to performing music for live audiences and is always excited to bring new works to life and invigorate great works of old.

Drawing from his extensive performance experience, Patrick is equally at home on the opera, musical theater, and recital stage. Most recently this season Patrick was seen with Opera North playing the baritone role in All Is Calm. Later this season he will be making his Opera Mississippi debut as the title role in Gianni Schicchi, as well as returning to Resonance Works in Pittsburgh to perform the role of Marullo in their production of Rigoletto. Mr. McNally will also be returning to the Natchez Festival of Music to perform yet another performance of Gianni Schicchi this summer. Patrick can also be heard on Tangling with the Epic, a CD of newly created English art songs to be released late in 2022 on the Cedille Records label. A live performance of the works will be given in Vienna this summer.

This past season Patrick premiered in his first Twitch Opera as well as multiple
asynchronous productions for online audiences including the world premiere of Eat Your Greens by Peter Hilliard and Matt Boresi. Patirck has been known and glowingly reviewed throughout his career for his command of the bel canto repertoire, his stylish portrayal of Mozart, and his commitment to new works. Mr. McNally continues to delight audiences with a voice described as “robust” and “standout” by the Denver Post, reviewed as having a “Rich, expressive baritone,” and with a “lively” stage presence reviewed by Opera News.

Mr. McNally has performed at houses across the United States as well as internationally. Recent highlights include appearances at Nashville Opera, Des Moines Metro Opera, Central City Opera, Tri-Cities Opera, Sarasota Opera, Dayton Opera, Opera Louisiane, Bronx Opera, City Lyric Opera, the Center for Contemporary Opera, the Boston Lyric Opera, St. Petersburg Opera, as one of the solisti of Lucca, and in Die Eutiner Festspiele. His recent oratorio highlights include Fauré’s Requiem, Handel’s Messiah, and the Bach B minor mass. Patrick has won many awards including the Richard F. Gold Career Grant from the Shoshanna Foundation, and is a John Moriarty Presidential Scholar.

"Patrick McNally just won my undying admiration as Figaro. His opening aria, Largo al factotum, has long been a favorite, and is the one most non-opera folks know from this piece. McNally has an amazingly rich and resonant baritone.”
Berkshire On Stage
"Patrick McNally sang in a full-bodied baritone as the unflappable Captain Jack Absolute, who is so enamored of his own cunning that he unwittingly creates a rival for Lydia’s affection in himself.”
The Riverdale Press
"Patrick McNally anchored the performance as a strong Figaro, possessing a beautiful and large lyric baritone that aggressively asserts itself in the hall."
Chronogram