The Voice Of Terry Barber: June 2018

"Barber has star quality. [He] sings with the panache of a Baroque opera hero."

– The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Whether you're a lover of classical, Broadway, or contemporary hits, Terry Barber's extraordinary voice and versatility make him an artist to watch.

Beginning his career as a member of the Grammy-winning ensemble Chanticleer, Terry Barber has been a soloist in many of the best venues around the world, including the Metropolitan Opera, Carnegie Hall, and Moscow's Svetlanov Hall. He's given hundreds of solo tour performances throughout the USA and Canada and his unique voice can be heard on recordings with artists from Madonna to the London Philharmonic.

Terry has released seven solo albums including A Sacred Journey, The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, and Classical for Everyone.
Around the World in 80 Minutes, Terry's most recent solo album was considered for six Grammy nominations.
Terry collaborated with 17-time Grammy-winning producer Steve Epstein on Christmas Presence, a collection of holiday favorites.
He just completed a deal for a 20-30 date tour across the Midwest in 2020.

Visit terrybarber.com to listen and learn more.

View Terry's Tour Schedule

"…a rippling tone of warm silver, both exciting and tenderly moving, that is unusually satisfying…"

– The Oregonian

Recording Highlights

In 2015, Terry released "Christmas Once More," the Christmas favorite he co-wrote with Gene Scheer. Listen to both versions: the duet with opera star Denyce Graves, and the chart-topping, pop radio version.

Sample international favorites from the Around the World in 80 Minutes tour: "Mon Amour", "O Waly Waly (The Water is Wide)", and the Habanera from Carmen.

Terry's classical training shines through in beautiful reinterpretations of sacred classics like "What Wondrous Love is This" and his multi-track choral recordings of "Assumpta Est Maria."

Terry's appeal to a wide general audience is evident in his interpretation of Broadway favorites like "You'll Be Back" and "Music of the Night."

"A musical experience; entertaining beyond what we imagined 'classical' could be, and yet informative and inspiring. His use of voice challenges what we thought possible and every performance is delivered as a piece of theater."

– Julie Hassett, Executive Director, Colorado River Concert Association