Caleb Randall is a Southern Maine–based tenor, voice teacher, and music educator known for his versatile performance career and student-centered teaching approach. He holds a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Vocal Pedagogy.

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An active performer, Randall has appeared internationally as a soloist, including engagements in Italy, and collaborates with regional arts organizations across New England. His repertoire spans opera, art song, gospel, and musical theater, reflecting both technical breadth and expressive range.

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Randall is also an international lecturer, presenting research on American art song and African American spirituals. His recent engagements include lectures at the University of Ljubljana Academy of Music in Slovenia and the Gustav Mahler Private University for Music in Klagenfurt, Austria.

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As an educator, he teaches voice in Wells, Maine, working with singers of all ages and styles while emphasizing healthy vocal technique, artistry, and confidence in performance.

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In addition to his teaching and performance work, Randall is active as a worship leader and clinician. He is preparing for an upcoming European tour featuring worship nights and vocal workshops in Alicante, Spain; Ljubljana, Slovenia; and Bucharest, Romania.

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Randall lives in Southern Maine with his wife Linea and his son Ezra. ​

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He is passionate about making music education, classical music, and musical worship accessible for all.​