Terry Performs - Pergolesi Stabat Mater

In association with Artists For A Cause Inc, Terry will be involved in a new production of Pergolesi's baroque masterpiece, Stabat Mater.

Dance, visual art, and an orchestra of musical prodigies will breathe new life into this timeless work which depicts Mary's experience through the Passion, and is reminiscent of Bach, Handel, and Mozart.


CLICK HERE for an article about the performance.

Visit from Germany

Yesterday, a friend from Germany, who danced in concert I produced for Prince Alexander Schaumburg-Lippe, came to visit. It reminded me of the great time I had there, and how Pr. Alex and his family became my friends.

Maybe you saw my return to Russia in the TV clip posted on www.youtube.com/tlbarber

Well, here's a trip back in time for some nostalgia about my trip to Germany...

You can hear the encore performance NOW!

I wasn't aware of this site... OR the fact that they'd be putting our live recording here, for sale...

But, it is a really cool idea for a site. All of you who missed it, can now here the Bach Bminor "Live".

Here are my two solos. http://www.instantencore.com/music/player.aspx?ListItemId=1823747

Best,

Terry

Final Review from Bach B Minor Mass

As I promised, here it is...

"Terry Barber, a former member of the virtuosic male singing troupe Chanticleer. Barber has star quality. With Marianne Pfau squawking beautifully on the pungent-sounding oboe d’amore, he sang “Qui sedes” with the panache of a Baroque opera hero."

Full Review At:
http://www.artscriticatl.com/2011/03/review-a-powerful-bach%E2%80%99s-b-minor-mass-from-new-trinity-baroque-and-georgia-tech-chamber-choir/

Bach Concert Reviews are coming in...

We are expecting one more review from Atlanta's largest paper, so check back and I'll post it. As always, I feel that part of my 'pay' for working with New Trinity Baroque was in the musical experience and partnerships. It's an honor to work with experts who play beautifully on period instruments, soloists who inspire, and a lively and precise choral group. We were all there because we love Bach, and creating this art together.

From Atlanta, Georgia:

"Terry Barber, countertenor, who was revelatory. His Agnus Dei was the high point of the entire concert, and he used his ease and facility across the entire alto range to beautifully express everything Bach gave him to say."
Full review:
http://wheatwilliams.com/wordpress/2011/03/06/new-trinity-baroque-performs-bachs-b-minor-mass/

From Birmingham, AL

"A highlight was the duo of countertenor Terry Barber and oboe d'amore soloist Marianne Pfau in "Qui sedes," performed as seamlessly and buoyant as a vocal duet."
The full review:
http://mobile.al.com/advbirm/db_/contentdetail.htm;jsessionid=024CB4F63C583CD7184320B58D000F93?contentguid=ntefddLP&full=true#display