Acclaimed British Tenor
Guy Cutting is internationally recognised for his nuanced interpretations of Bach and the Baroque repertoire. Guy’s engagements have included performances with leading period ensembles such as the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, Collegium Vocale Gent, and the Netherlands Bach Society, collaborating with renowned conductors including Philippe Herreweghe, Sir John Eliot Gardiner, and Masaaki Suzuki, as well as top-level modern orchestras such as the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich and English Chamber Orchestra. He was the inaugural recipient of the American Bach Soloists’ Jeffrey Thomas Award and a Rising Star of the Enlightenment.
Discography
“Philippe Herreweghe: ‘Earlier today I already heard the recital from the brilliant tenor Guy Cutting, with British music I hardly know …Guy Cutting is for me the new Christoph Prégardien.’”
Recital – Crete Senesi Festival George Ireland, piano
“Guy Cutting, a first-class Evangelist”
“The British tenor Guy Cutting has got a focused, homogeneous and bewitching way of singing.”
“Briton Guy Cutting has made a name for himself as a baroque specialist, but now also has Mozart and contemporary works in his repertoire. The bright, balanced, warm-timbered tenor that he has at his disposal gives hope for further expansion of his repertory.”
“… with Guy Cutting’s beguiling and attentive singing of the final aria. It caps another exceptional Bach recording from an ensemble and director who just keep giving.”
“Cutting is an evangelist whose beautiful voice, wonderful phrasing and perfect diction are reminiscent of the great Bach interpreters Ernst Haefliger, Peter Schreier and Daniel Behle. His noble tenor was a blessing…”
“Tenor Guy Cutting was a worthy colleague … each of his performances was a complete delight, displaying precious vocal colour, highly refined technique and impeccable expression.”
“The tenor Guy Cutting was startlingly impressive in his dramatic aria ‘Ich will nur dir zu Ehren leben’ (Thy name I live to praise and honour), a real display piece that had all the intensity of a rage aria and was here despatched with tremendous virtuosity.”
“British tenor Guy Cutting was a Rising Star of the Enlightenment, his star has now well and truly risen. He is now a sought-after interpreter of Bach, and his experience shone through in this intelligent performance.”
Media
So schnell ein Rauschend wasser schiesst
Netherlands Bach Society & Shunske Sato
JS. Bach, BWV 26, Ach, wie flügtig, ach wie nichtig