Classical tenor Pablo Romero performs “Love’s Philosophy: Aspects of Romance”, a February recital that explores the themes of love and romance in their different facets.
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Pablo Romero, originally from Ecuador, is a lyric tenor engaged in performance on the concert, recital and operatic stage, currently residing in Colorado.
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Pablo:
I truly enjoyed your interpretation of “Love’s Philosophy”. I looked on your website for a listing of the compositions and composers you highlighted, but did not find them. I found your selection of music exquisite. Very unorthodox, yet quite pleasing. Of course I would like to learn more. I would like to become a consistent fan.
Is it possible to obtain a list of the songs you sang and their composers? I would like to do a bit of research to learn more about these seldom performed, yet really beautiful pieces.
I look forward to meeting you again and enjoying the gift of your talent and voice.
Thank you,
Terry Ready