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Richard B. Haseltine 

Tenor

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Richard B. Haseltine
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Under His Wings ©

Excelling in Oratorio, Concert, and Special Occassions

Classically trained, Richard Haseltine has been a soloist for many Chorales, Churches, and Orchestras throughout his native Southern California.  He is a former soloist with the Crystal Cathedral, and for several years was a lead in "The Glory of Christmas".  This "mellifluous" and "winsome" Tenor, specializes in performing songs from the past taken from the Golden Age of music, from the early 1900's to the 1940's;  as well as in such Oratorio treasures as the Messiah and the Lord Nelson Mass.   He has been featured on the National Radio Show "Musical Memories" with Martha Garvin, and also on National Television.  He enjoys singing themed concerts of both secular and sacred works.  An alumnus of the Chapman University Music program, Richard continues to use his vocal talents to bring joy to audiences everywhere.

← If you would like to hear Richard sing, please enjoy by clicking on any song to the left, or on the bonus songs below!


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Bless This House ©
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What Shall I Give Thee Master ©

If you would like to query the availability of Mr. Haseltine for a future engagement, special occasion, or to contact him directly, please send an E-Mail to...

haseltine@outlook.com
 


Bonus Songs -  (these are "favorites", but will change from time to time & vary in recording quality) ...

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My Jesus I Love Thee ©
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How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings ©
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An enormous THANK YOU to, and for, the exquisite accompaniments of  "Martha Reed Garvin" and "Nancy Peterson Jensen" on these recordings!  You are the breath of life in each song!


richardhaseltine.comŽ - Copyrighted  (Jan 2009)                                                                                                              Psalm 98:4-5
 
 
 

Richard B. Haseltine, Tenor

God, Family, Truth and Love (with a little bit of music to Praise them All)