The Ten Tenors (also known as TTT) are an Australian musical ensemble, with a strong live touring profile in Europe, Canada and the United States and a burgeoning recording career. The group performs a diverse repertoire in concert and on their albums; performing Queen standards, including "Bicycle Race", "Bohemian Rhapsody", and "Who Wants to Live Forever", a Bee Gees medley, and ABBA's "Dancing Queen", and switch gears mid-set performing opera tunes and native Australian tunes (including Men at Work). Their most recent album Here's To The Heroes is heavily influenced by the music of John Barry.
The Ten Tenors’ innovation was to demonstrate a radically new form for the operatic tenor voice in ways that overcame a deep-seated resistance to cultural shifts inherent within this form. One of the ways this was achieved was through the innovative use of recording technology and digital signal processing as a composing and arranging tool. Thus some pieces of music were entirely originally composed, some were improvised-based utilising audio capture and cutup techniques (such as Sundance), and some were reinterpreted (such as Water/ Va Pensiero).
The Ten Tenors double CD (one live and one studio recorded) “Larger Than Life” CD was recorded in Australia and Germany and released in 2004 Europe and USA, with some of these tracks being released in Australia under the title “Tenology (The Best So Far)”. Andy Arthurs and Richard Vella were the recording co-producers. Some of these tracks drew on traditional opera repertoire, but many were reinvented for a broader non-opera going audience.

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