Caleb Randall, tenor, is a Southern Maine based vocalist who holds a degree in Vocal Performance from the Osher School of Music at the University of Southern Maine. He studied under Scott Wheatley and Malinda Haslett, and is currently working toward a masters degree in Vocal Pedagogy. Mr. Randall has an affinity for both classical and modern styles. He can be heard frequently singing styles including Opera, Art Song, Gospel, CCM, and Musical Theater.​​

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In the 2025-2026 season Randall will be conducting research on the effects African-American Spirituals has on the mood of the aging isolated populations in rural communities as an OLLI Fellow at the University of Southern Maine, presenting research on Florence Price, Margaret Bonds and Maria Thompson Corley at the Conservatorio Arrigo Boito in Parma, Italy, and teaching a two day master class in Ljubljana, Slovenia while lecturing on American Art Song at the Akademija za glasbo. 

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Randall has performed many roles and opera excerpts with the Osher Opera Theater at USM as well as Opera On Tap Maine, Sanford Opera, and Classical Uprising. He was recently an international Soloist at Conservatorio Arrigo Boito in Parma, Italy. He has led contemporary and traditional worship services for camps, retreats, conferences and churches all over the United States. ​

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Randall lives in Southern Maine with his wife Linea and his son Ezra. He teaches at a studio in Wells, Atlantic Harmonies Studio.​

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