Bio taken from his website:
American baritone Christopher
Dylan Herbert performs concerts and opera throughout the United States and Europe,
principally with his ensemble, New York Polyphony.
Hailed by Opera News for his
“exceptional” singing, Christopher has also received acclaim for his “smooth
baritone voice”, his “consistently warm sound” and his “versatile dramatic
abilities”. He is a recipient of awards
from the Sullivan Foundation and Gérard Souzay Competition. His outdoor Winterize/Winterreise project
with Make Music New York
is described by The New York Times as "brave and, in all senses,
chilling... an elegantly lean performance that would have been impressive in
any context but was remarkable under these conditions."
Recent performances in concert
and opera include Henrik in A Little Night Music at Opera Theatre Saint Louis, Dover Beach
at Lake George, Winterreise at the Austrian Cultural Forum of New York and
Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los
Angeles, Kindertotenlieder with the Brooklyn Symphony
Orchestra, and various recitals with pianist Thomas Bagwell. In previous
seasons, Christopher performed Sid in Britten’s Albert Herring with Opera
Vivente, Connie in Gordon’s Grapes of Wrath at Hawaii Performing Arts Festival,
and Il prigioniero in Il piccolo Marat at Avery Fisher Hall. He has also performed with the Boston Pops
and at Tanglewood, Wolf Trap, and Central City Opera.
In addition to his performance
career, Christopher has had varied experience in foreign policy, public
relations, and arts management. He has served in leadership roles for the
consulting firm/think tank the Denver Research Group, the Defense Advanced
Projects Research Agency's Integrated Crisis Early Warning System project, the
public relations firm Brown Lloyd James, and the non-profit Sing for Hope. His
social media and marketing work was a prominent part of Sing for Hope's 2010
and 2011 Pop-Up Pianos throughout New
York. His
writing on the Middle East and foreign policy
has been published by the Washington Post, Huffington Post, and Foreign Policy
Association. He holds a B.A. in Music and Near Eastern Languages and
Civilizations from Yale University and an M.A. in Middle Eastern Studies from
Harvard University.
Puisqu-ici
bas tout âme, Gabriel Fauré, Heather Johnson, Christoph
Le départ,
Albert Roussel, Christopher Dylan Herbert, Thomas Bag
Ah, Mimi,Tu
Piu Non Torni - Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra
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