ARTCORE presents Terry Barber

From Opera to Broadway, enjoy this entertaining, classically-driven program full of recognizable melodies and audience favorites. Internationally acclaimed countertenor Terry Barber sings works in French, German, English, Latin, and Italian in the baritone, tenor, alto, and soprano range.
Musical highlights include “La donna e mobile,” “Maria” from West Side Story, Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” Brahms’ “Lullaby,” “Bring Him Home,” from Les Miserables, and works by Caccini, Bernstein, and more!
Equally at home on the concert stage, in the recording studio, and opera house, Terry Barber uses extraordinary range, versatility to entertain. A truly international artist, Terry Barber has been a soloist for the Metropolitan Opera, Carnegie Hall, London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall, Moscow’s Svetlanov Hall, and many other prestigious venues. As a former member of the Grammy-winning group Chanticleer, his voice can be heard on every major record label with a range of artists from Madonna to the London Philharmonic.
Terry’s recordings can be found on iTunes, CDbaby.com, and associated with an iPhone application. Visit www.Terry-Barber.com for yours. Terry founded Artists for a Cause Inc., a nonprofit which improves communities through artistic endeavors, www.A4AC.org. With a master’s in historically informed performance from Trinity College, London, where he directed vocal ensembles, Terry Barber is committed to supporting arts education. You will hear why audiences continually say, “Terry makes classical fun!”
The pianist for this concert will be the acclaimed artist Alina Kiryeyeva, who will give a solo recital October 10th at 7:30 p.m. at Highland Park Community Church.
Co-Sponsored by the Des & Carrie Bennion Family/The Bon Agency Insurance and KCWY-13. Partial funding is from the Schneider and the Grace Amspoker Funds in Wyoming Community Foundation – Casper, the Wyoming Arts Council through the National Endowment for the Arts and the Wyoming State Legislature, and Natrona County School District No. 1.