Tenor Ross Hauck is thrilled to bring Celtic Journey to Nashville. Ross maintains a busy and eclectic career that spans both classical and crossover repertoire. He has sung with orchestras and music festivals across the country. This season he made debuts with the symphonies of San Francisco (Bach St. John Passion), Hawaii (Carmina Burana), and Calgary (Handel’s Messiah) and toured the UK with Apollo’s Fire in concerts of early American music. He is a lapsed cellist, an average pianist, a pun aficionado, and a decent lyricist (he “distills” a new local Whiskey in the Jar for each Celtic Journey). He loves limericks but hates wearing a tux. He is an alum of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. Ross has won some awards and gained some plaudits (for that, visit rosshauck.com), but his greatest prize is his wife and four kids, the oldest of which is named Daniel (“Danny boy”). They live in the foothills outside Seattle where he is both a voice professor and church music director.