Tomas Dalton
Tenor
Verdi Requiem
"From his first solo entry in the Kyrie, tenor Tomas Dalton’s commanding presence, radiant tone and natural delivery made his performance a highlight of the evening."
Stephen Marino, Classic Melbourne
Don Giovanni
"Tomas Dalton gives Don Ottavio a commanding presence. His instrument leans towards a more dramatic tenor sound than the prettiest Mozart tradition. That is not a problem when the music expands. He delivers the long lines and larger notes of “Dalla sua pace” with assurance."
James Murphy, The Scoop
La Traviata
“Tomas Dalton’s casting reminded this reviewer of one of his earliest experiences of “La Traviatia” by the Sutherland-Williamson Opera in 1965 when the already internationally acclaimed ex-pat Aussie Joan Sutherland brought an unknown Italian tenor to play Alfredo. His name – Luciano Pavarotti. Who knows what Tomas Dalton’s future holds?”
Alan Slade, J-Wire