“Barber is a consummate professional. Her voice has deepened into a rich, fruity sound with wonderful low notes. Her onstage assurance speaks of her many years of experience.”  
Paula Citron, Opera Canada

“An artist of great artistic range, Barber delivers these songs idiomatically and fearlessly, without operatic artifice, her attention to textual nuance exemplary.”
Joseph So, La Scena Musicale

“Kimberly Barber gave me the tools to access my artistic voice, the courage to be larger than life as a performer and helped lay the foundation for a consistent and reliable singing technique that I still apply daily”
River Guard (BMus 2017, OpDip 2018)

“Kimberly Barber gave me the tools to access my artistic voice, the courage to be larger than life as a performer and helped lay the foundation for a consistent and reliable singing technique that I still apply daily”
River Guard (BMus 2017, OpDip 2018)

“Barber is a consummate professional. Her voice has deepened into a rich, fruity sound with wonderful low notes. Her onstage assurance speaks of her many years of experience.”

Paula Citron, Opera Canada

“An artist of great artistic range, Barber delivers these songs idiomatically and fearlessly, without operatic artifice, her attention to textual nuance exemplary.”

Joseph So, La Scena Musicale

“Barber is a consummate professional. Her voice has deepened into a rich, fruity sound with wonderful low notes. Her onstage assurance speaks of her many years of experience.”

Paula Citron, Opera Canada

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Master Class

Friday, Mar 20, 2020

11:00 am-1:00 pm

Opera Division, Faculty of Music, University of Toronto

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Thursday, Apr 23, 2020 - Saturday, Apr 25, 2020

April 23, 24, 25, 7:30 pm

Salle Martial Caron, Universite de Saint-Boniface, 200 Avenue de la Cathedrale, Winnipeg

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Madeleine, Three Decembers, Jake Heggie, Little Opera Company, Winnipeg, MB

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Upending the Practice

Upending the Practice

Feb 28, 2020

At the beginning of this week when I met with my students for our usual Monday group lesson (another teaching paradigm that Westney praises for its horizontal and experiential learning possibilities), we talked about ways we might turn around our practice. We talked about paying attention to the experience of it and challenging ourselves to be more experimental and playful, rather than being focused on routines and results…

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