Members of the Yale Voxtet are students of James Taylor, professor in the practice of voice, and are candidates for graduate degrees in voice. The select group of eight singers specializes in early music, oratorio, and chamber ensemble. In addition to performing a variety of chamber music programs each year, the group sings, tours, and records as part of Yale Schola Cantorum.
Watch this short video about why the voice program at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music is so unique.
The Yale Voxtet 2025-26.
Back left to right (Class of 2027): Lucas Zuehl, John Richardson, Eden Bartholomew, Gwendolyn DeLaney
Front left to right (Class of 2026): Matthew Dexter, Sam Denler, Izzy Barbato, Scottie Rogers.
James Taylor began his teaching career as Professor of Voice at the Hochschule für Musik, in Augsburg, Germany. He joined the faculty of Yale University in 2005 and serves as head of the voice program in Early Music, Art Song and Oratorio. In 2014, he was promoted to Professor in the Practice of Voice.
Congratulations to Matthew Dexter M.M. ’26 and Veronica Roan M.M. ’25 for winning prestigious singing awards in NYC.
Yale Voxtet and Juilliard415 will perform Scarlatti’s Il martirio di Sant’Orsola with GRAMMY® winner Stephen Stubbs in New Haven and New York.
Congratulations to Trevor Scott M.M. ‘25 for winning first place at the 12th Annual Handel Aria Competition.
The ISM partners with the Yale School of Music and Yale Divinity School
