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 Peter
Halverson has been a member of the Concordia College music faculty
since 1983. He holds degrees from Concordia College and the University
of Wisconsin. He trained professionally at the Santa Fe Opera,
Minnesota Opera and San Francisco Opera and toured with
nationally with Western Opera Theater. He has maintained
an active professional career since coming to Concordia performing
throughout the United States and distinguishing himself on the dramatic
stage and in concert. He has performed frequently with the Minnesota
Opera, the Minnesota Orchestra and Saint Paul Orchestra and has
appeared at the Kennedy Center Mozart Festival, Oregon Bach Festival
and the San Luis Obispo Mozart Festival. Highly regarded
for his work in the roles of Mozart and Rossini, he has also received
acclaim for his work in contemporary opera including most recently
the title role in Einojuhani Rautavaara's Aleksis Kivi, Thomas Jefferson
in Glenn Paxton's Monticello, and Charles Lindbergh in Cary
Franklin's Loss of Eden.
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