Hubert Eisdell (1882-1948) was an English tenor, active in opera, oratorio and early recording. He became associated with British vocal music and concert performance in the first half of the twentieth century.

In the Pristine catalogue he appears in Handel’s Messiah, the Columbia Beethoven Centennial series and British repertory under Hamilton Harty.

Eisdell’s singing belonged to the British lyric-tenor and oratorio tradition, where clear diction and cultivated line were central virtues.

His repeated catalogue presence makes the page worthwhile. Eisdell brings an old English tenor thread through Handel, Beethoven and Harty.