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NEW ALBUM RELEASE! In March 2011, Tim sang a recital in Boston, where he portrayed Oscar Wilde reading his famous letter to Bosie in composer Thomas Oboe Lee's song cycle for piano and baritone, titled "De Profundis."  He then sang and co-produced the recording with pianist and engineer par excellence, Kamilo Kratc, at Soundworks Recording in Astoria, NY.  The song can be downloaded on Amazon for $.99.

In April 2011, Tim joined the singers at St. Luke in the Fields for the NYC premiere performance of C.P.E. Bach's "St. Matthew Passion.  The concert received a positive NY Times review, and Tim's solo contributions [along with Phillip Cheah's] were described as "particularly potent."  Read review

In May 2011, Tim had the honor of singing the a cappella barbershop quartet "Lida Rose," as part of Deborah Voigt's "Broadway Favorites" concert with American Symphony Orchestra and Collegiate Chorale, on the main stage at Carnegie Hall. Tim also sang some solo turns with Harold Rosenbaum's New York Virtuoso Singers for a concert sponsored by the foundation for Universal Sacred Music .

In July 2011, Tim returns for his ninth season with the Carmel Bach Festival with its new maestro, Paul Goodwin-- with whom Tim worked on two past projects with Minnesota Orchestra and with Sir Jonathan Miller at Brooklyn Academy of Music.  He will reprise his solo role as Pontius Pilate on the Sunday afternoon performances of Bach's St John Passion. 

In August 2011, Tim returns for his sixth season at the Bard Music Festival, singing a concert of Sibelius featuring men's voices. http://fishercenter.bard.edu/bmf/2011/

On December 10, 2011 Tim will reprise last season's Christmas concert with Harold Rosenbaum's NY Virtuoso Singers, from the Oxford book of jazzy Christmas Carols-- including his featured solo in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer!

In 2013, Tim will reprise his solo role as Psaltist in Sir John Tavener's Ikon of Eros, with The Minnesota Orchestra.