Dr. Kimberly Brown

 

Soprano Kimberly Brown has been on faculty at Wayland Baptist University’s School of Music since 2007, where she teaches Applied Voice as well as Diction I and II. Dr. Brown is an active concert artist, collaborator, performer, and recitalist, having been featured in a number of concert and stage productions across the country.  Her operatic credits include principle roles in Le nozze di Figaro (Mozart), La Bohème (Puccini), The Tragedy of Carmen (Brook/Bizet), and Albert Herring (Britten).   She is also an active soloist and performer for Wayland Baptist University and Plainview community events. A member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing and The College Music Society, Kimberly Brown holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree with a concentration in Vocal Performance from the University of Memphis, a Master of Music degree in Vocal Performance from the University of Alabama, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music from Jacksonville State University.

 

COURSES: 2008-2009

Course	Title	Time	Room
FALL
MUSI 3203	Diction I	MW 3:10-4:25	HMC 103
VOIC 1105-4106	Applied Voice	TBA	HMC 131
VOIC 1205-4206	Applied Voice	TBA	HMC 131
SPRING
MUSI 3204	Diction II	MW 3:10-4:25	HMC 103
VOIC 1105-4106	Applied Voice	TBA	HMC 131
VOIC 1205-4206	Applied Voice	TBA	HMC 131

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