Eric Laine performs Vítězslava Kaprálová’s Navždy, op. 12 and Sbohem a šateček, op. 14 at the 9th Internation Music by Women Festival.

Eric Laine presents a lecture recital titled “Whimsy and Wisdom in Aboulker’s Être heureux ou ne pas l’être” at the 9th international Music by Women Festival.

Incarnatus presents a program of lesser-known cantatas by Buxtehude, J.S. Bach, and Schütz as part of their Bach’s Lunch concert series.

Eric Laine returns to Lone Star College-University Park for a guest voice masterclass.

Eric Laine joines TCU colleagues Cecilia Lo-Chien Kao and Michael Bukhman in a recital that explores inquisitiveness, longing, happiness, love, and more, viewed through the poet’s lens as an echo for humanity—an often thankless yet dutiful role.

Incarnatus presents J.S. Bach’s Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben, BWV 147 as part of their Bach’s Lunch concert series.

Eric Laine, tenor soloist

Eric Laine co-presents a research poster titled “Motor Learning for Pianists and Singers: A Delicate Line Between Knowledge and Senses” at the Texas Music Educators Association Clinic/Convention.

Eric Laine joins TCU colleagues James D. Rodriguez, Gwendolyn Alfred, Cecilia Lo-Chien Kao, and Michael Bukhman in a recital that engages with repertoire surrounding the first and second world war.

Moving from Christmas to Epiphany in celebration of the most anticipated day for children in the Spanish speaking world, Orchestra of New Spain presents a concert of Baroque villancicos from Spain and Latin America.

Eric Laine, tenor soloist

Incarnatus presents the second cantata of J.S. Bach’s Weihnachtsoratorium, BWV 248 as part of their Bach’s Lunch concert series.

Eric Laine, Evangelist and tenor soloist

Incarnatus presents the first cantata of J.S. Bach’s Weihnachtsoratorium, BWV 248 as part of their Bach’s Lunch concert series.

Eric Laine, Evangelist

Eric Laine and his students from TCU present their fall voice studio recital.

Eric Laine joins TCU colleagues James D. Rodriguez, Gwendolyn Alfred, and Cecilia Lo-Chien Kao in a collaborative recital, featuring works from the classical and musical theatre repertoire that engage with current societal issues.

Eric Laine co-presents a research poster titled “Diversifying Studio Repertoire Assignments” at the 11th annual International Congress of Voice Teachers conference.

Eric Laine and nine other fellows of Cincinnati Song Initiative’s 2025 The Fellowship of the Song take the stage for the second of two scintillating programs.

Eric Laine and nine other fellows of Cincinnati Song Initiative’s 2025 The Fellowship of the Song take the stage for the first of two scintillating programs.

The UNCG Symphony Orchestra and Choirs present Reena Esmail’s This Love Between Us.

Eric Laine, tenor soloist

Orchestra of New Spain presents Haydn Symphony 49 (“La Passione”) and music for Lent by Francisco Courcelle among others.

Eric Laine, tenor soloist

Eric Laine presents a lecture recital titled “Immigration, Migration, and Industrialization: Layered Exoticism in Libby Larsen’s My Ántonia” at the 8th international Music by Women Festival.

Eric Laine performs Clara Schumann’s 6 Lieder, op. 13 and Gabriel Fauré’s 3 Mélodies, op. 18, as part of Ziyi Wang’s DMA collaborative piano recital at UNC Greensboro School of Music.

Eric Laine performs works by Barber, Sierra, and Copland as part of the UNCG voice area faculty’s recital, “Recontextualizing American Art Song.”

Eric Laine presents a research poster titled “Words Matter: Adapting Inclusive Language for Diverse Singing Styles and Voices” at the Texas Music Educators Association Clinic/Convention.

Charlotte Music Club presents George Frideric Handel’s Messiah.

Eric Laine, tenor soloist

Raleigh Camerata presents an evening of Christmas and Advent cantatas by J.S. Bach, G.P. Telemann, C. Graupner, and J.F. Iribarren.

Eric Laine, tenor soloist

Choral Society of Greensboro presents George Frideric Handel’s Messiah.

Eric Laine, tenor soloist

Winston-Salem Mozart Club presents George Frideric Handel’s Messiah.

Eric Laine, tenor soloist

The University of North Carolina at Greensboro School of Music presents its annual Collage, a Halloween-themed concert featuring special lighting, haunting music, and non-stop scintillating performances.

Eric Laine, faculty soloist

First Coast Opera presents Curt Tucker’s The Stranger’s Tale.

Eric Laine as Jay