Clair de lune, Fauré + Chanson triste, Duparc-Timothy Stoddard, tenor

[@davidholloway7738]

What a pleasure to hear you, Timothy, after all these years. You still have a wonderful depth to your expression and you handled the tessitura and range beautifully. When you were a student at CCPA you always had the ability to “touch” me and you have come a long way. You still touch me. My wife just walked by and asked, “Who is that singer? How beautiful.” I am happy to hear how you have grown. All good wishes, always!

[@timothystoddard]

Thanks for reaching out, David. I'm very touched by your words. Big hug to you!

[@Restless318]

so beauiful love your style too

[@Restless318]

thank you means so much

[@shawnbuck829]

Absolutely exquisite!

[@timothystoddard]

Thank you!

[@supersingerdelmundo]

You are amazing!

[@timothystoddard]

Aww, thank you--and thanks for listening :)

[@lasopranita]

Such an exquisite music you both have created. I must say I absolutely love your voice. My most sincere congratulations. Bravi!!

[@timothystoddard]

Thank you :)

[@glb289]

You have a beautiful voice, and your rendering of the French repertoire is very refreshing. Thank you.

[@timothystoddard]

Thank you! :)

[@EE33339]

One of my favorites,

[@timothystoddard]

Mine too!

Searching for a reference recording of Chanson triste, I stumbled upon this. Such a great performance! Bravo, both of you 😍

[@timothystoddard]

Thank you so much

@@timothystoddard anytime!

[@ngatihine6072]

Too fast too much reverb nice voice nice piano

[@timothystoddard]

It's a huge stone church sanctuary. The reverb is a product of its natural acoustics.