Charles Craig (1919-1997) was an English tenor, active in opera and concert repertory. He sang with major British companies and became particularly associated with dramatic and lyric-dramatic roles.

In the Pristine catalogue he appears in Beecham’s Delius A Mass of Life, part of a substantial British choral-orchestral recording tradition.

Craig’s voice was strong, clear and theatrically direct, suited to music requiring both stamina and verbal projection. He belonged to the practical British stage and concert world of the mid-twentieth century.

This entry is modest but deserved. Craig’s presence in Delius gives the page a real musical anchor rather than a floating name-tag.