A Century On Broadway 100 Years, 11 Decades, Over 5 hours of Musical Theater! Critically Acclaimed Duo Tenor Brian Cheney and Pianist Cathy Venable present a comprehensive look at the history of the Broadway Musical. The following programs were performed during the COVID-19 Global Pandemic. Press play and enjoy in order or click the next
To pre-purchase a digital release of my new album click here: Produced by Daniel Curtis, Laura Coyne and Brian Cheney. Featuring performances by Brian Cheney, Maria Coyne and Laura Coyne with piano accompaniment by Laura Coyne. SONG LIST The Loveliest Night of the Year Beloved Because You’re Mine I’ll Never Love You featuring
“This is a triumph of spirit and ingenuity in a compromised time.” Fanfare Magazine “A global collaboration of such quality during this tenuous period in our history beautifully shows how artists can successfully navigate this new landscape.” BroadwayWorld “Song album as a global artistic collaboration defies the pandemic” Online Merker (Austria) Austrian Composer Oliver Ostermann and American Tenor
100 Years, 11 Decades, Over 5 hours of Musical Theater! Critically Acclaimed Duo Tenor Brian Cheney and Pianist Cathy Venable present a comprehensive look at the history of the Broadway Musical. The following programs were performed during the COVID-19 Global Pandemic. Watch A Century On Broadway here “The result of this wonderful collaboration? A concert
“As Victor Frankenstein, tenor Brian Cheney was the ideal counterpart. He very ably expressed the Victor’s horror, panic and regret over the evil his work has wrought.” OPERA NEWS Jennifer Johnson Cano, Joshua Jeremiah, Brian Cheney BROOKLYN The Angel’s Share | Brooklyn’s Greenwood Cemetery 10/12/18 AS PART OF ITS PERFORMANCE SERIES The Angel’s
“Cheney is a sultry tenor who excelled with the operatic and jazz stylings of ‘Mass’ and the traditional musical theatre sound of ‘West Side Story’ and ‘Candide.’ His ability to switch genre so effortlessly was astonishing and his performance of “Maria” was riveting.” MD Theatre Guide
“As Victor Frankenstein, tenor Brian Cheney was the ideal counterpart. He very ably expressed the Victor’s horror, panic and regret over the evil his work has wrought.” ”Cheney’s ringing tenor voice carried well in the stone catacombs, conveying the fear that the deep bass sound of the monster summoned. And as the section of
