Glenn Miller

Basso-profundo Glenn Miller is a resident of Birmingham MI. In addition to being a founding member of Audivi, he has regularly performed, toured, and recorded with leading professional choral ensembles throughout the United States and Europe, including Clarion (NYC), Conspirare (Austin), Cappella Romana (Portland), the St Tikhon’s Chamber Choir (PA), the Patriarch Tikhon Choir (USA and Jerusalem), Skylark (Boston), the Choir of St Thomas Fifth Avenue (NYC), the Desert Chorale (Santa Fe), the Yale Schola Cantorum and the Yale Choral Artists (New Haven), the Robert Shaw Festival Singers (Atlanta and France), the Thirteen (Washington DC), Vox (Ann Arbor), the St Paul’s Cathedral Choir (London), the Oregon Bach Festival (Eugene), the Princeton University Glee Club, the Harvard University Glee Club, and the University of Chicago/Rockefeller Chapel Choir.

While his repertoire ranges from choral works from the Renaissance through recently composed works, he is well-known for his performances of Orthodox choral repertoire, most especially the Rachmaninov All-Night Vigil (Vespers), a work which to date he has performed nearly 100 times across the country and has made five recordings of the work. He was the featured soloist on Conspirare’s recording, “The Sacred Spirit of Russia,” which was awarded a Grammy in 2014 for best choral recording, performing Chesnokov’s “Do not cast me off in my old age,” a choral concerto for basso profundo.