Three Mo' Tenors

The brainchild of Broadway writer/director Marion J. Caffey, while watching the 1994 PBS Television special The Three Tenors – Live at Dodger Stadium. Caffey’s Eureka moment occurred when Luciano Pavarotti, Plácido Domingo and José Carreras ventured into musical territory outside their forte of the operatic/classical genre. Victor Trent Cook, Rodrick Dixon, and Thomas Young (3) emerged as the first Three Mo' Tenors ensemble in 2000, as they crossed the line between classical and popular music, and crossed the boundary that has kept many African-American male singers out of the world of opera. Their music and live show are part opera, part jazz, and part Broadway. The ensemble group Three Mo' Tenors continues to evolve and revolve as new African-American tenors who deserve to be heard are added to the roster.