Singing with Bradley K.

Based in New York, Bradley King has been praised by reviewers and audiences for his “profound” and “engaging” style (Zadar Festival Review). Established as a singer of unique versatility, Bradley performs regularly in a broad range of programs from contemporary to ancient. As a specialist in early music, he performs regularly with the Boston Early Music Festival, the Rose Ensemble, and Les Carnards Chantants. Bradley also frequently collaborates with composers on new works having created the roles of Dr. Neare in The Analyzing Engine by Andrew Lovett and the titular role in Tam Lin by Elliot Cole and Fiona Gillespie. In 2020 he will appear as multiple characters in Andrew Lovett’s new opera “Flaming ‘Chute”. On the recital stage, Bradley’s unique blend of power and sweetness has earned him accolades at home and abroad, notably Lied Austria’s “Flame” award for musical expression, First Prize at the James Toland Vocal Arts Competition, and performances at the Mozarteum Academy in Salzburg. Bradley holds degrees in voice and conducting from DePauw University and the University of North Texas, and when not making music can be found cooking, woodworking, or playing bass and cello in his folk band, Chivalrous Crickets.