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S T Kimbrough, Jr., is known as a
professional singer under the name Steven Kimbrough, and is known under
his legal name of "S T" as an outstanding scholar, author, churchman,
and publisher of global songs.
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Internationally known operatic,
concert, and musical theater singer (baritone), and recording artist,
who has performed on the professional stages of North America, South
America, Europe, and Asia.
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Author and performer of Sweet
Singer, a one-person musical drama depicting the life and work of
Charles Wesley, which debuted in 1985 at Carnegie Hall in New York City.
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Has performed over forty major roles
as leading baritone of the Bonn Opera Company and many other opera
houses.
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Described by The New Yorker as
"a remarkable singer, with a cultivated, easily flowing baritone of fine
quality and a rare command of words and rhythms"; by The New York
Times as having a "mellow, dramatic, elegant" voice; and
as a
"magnificent baritone" by the Journal
de Genève.
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New for 2011! |
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Sacred Songs of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750)
Steven Kimbrough, baritone, accompanied on the organ
and harpsichord by Wolfgang Schmid and cellist Andreas Kreisel,
performs nineteen of the Johann Sebastian Bach settings of diverse
German-language hymn writers from the 1736 songbook of Georg
Christian Schemelli (b. 1676?–1762). Available from (CD
#Z6821)
Arabesque Records. See all of Steven Kimbrough's CDs
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