The Serenad3

The Serenad3 is a classical crossover–operatic pop trio consisting of Classical Crossover artist Fernando Varela, operatic baritone Craig Irvin, and operatic tenor Devin Eatmon.

The Serenad3
Genres
Years active2020 (2020)–present
Websitetheserenad3.com
Members

History

Formation

Varela joined with Craig Irvin and Devin Eatmon to form The Serenad3, releasing their debut album (EP) Christmas Serenade in late November 2020.[1][2][3] The featured single on the album is Silent Night, a collaboration with David Foster, who arranged the song, and accompanied the trio on piano, and featured vocals by Gloria Estefan. David Foster said of the album, that it's "A spectacular Christmas album. Every song, a masterpiece. It's a magical musical journey." [4] The trio appeared as "The Christmas Tenors" to wrap up the Open Air Concert Series put on by Varela's Victory Productions at The Villages Polo Fields. They also were featured in the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Front Yard Festival, also an open air series on the grounds of the Orlando Dr. Phillips Center.[5][6][7]

Discography

Singles

Albums
  • Christmas Serenade (Nov, 2020) as EP, Full release in 2021

See also

References
  1. "The Serenad3 Presentan El Clásico Navideño "Silent Night" Con Gloria Estefan & David Foster". PattyT.
  2. "The Serenad3 Perform Silent Night With Gloria Estefan And David Foster On Debut Album Christmas Serenade". WFMZ-TV 69News.
  3. "The Serenad3 Perform Silent Night With Gloria Estefan And David Foster On Debut Album Christmas Serenade". Yahoo News.
  4. "The Serenad3 Perform Silent Night With Gloria Estefan And David Foster On Debut Album Christmas Serenade". Cision by PRNewswire.
  5. "The Christmas Tenors End Open Air concert series on festive note". The Villages Daily Sun.
  6. "Open-air concerts are smash success". The Villages Daily Sun.
  7. "Frontyard Festival: Victory Productions Presents The Christmas Tenors at Dr. Phillips Center, Orlando". City Surfing Orlando.
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