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Kathleen M Shimeta
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Website http://www.kathleenshimeta.com >> This web site features photos of the artist's work.

Personal Statement: To perform and bring forth the music, works and life of Gena Branscombe has been a life changing experience for the example she set for all women nearly 100 years ago. I have reveled in the challenge and beauty of her life!

Current Work
Singer/Actor Kathleen Shimeta celebrates an American women composer in her musical and theatrical presentation of Life! Love! Song! A Visit with Gena Branscombe! Ms. Shimeta's lively and elegant portrayal of Gena Branscombe has been enthusiastically received from coast-to-coast in America.
Short Bio
For several years Miss Shimeta devoted time to discovering and recording works from the rich repertoire of American composer Gena Branscombe (1881-1977). “Ah, Love I Shall Find Thee: Songs of Gena Branscombe,” now available on Albany Records, is a collaboration of the singer with accompanist Martin Hennessy. Kathleen’s one-woman show, “Life, Love, Song! A Visit with Gena Branscombe,” showcases fifteen of Miss Branscombe’s elegantly lyric songs with a vivid first-person dialogue performed and written by Ms. Shimeta and co-authored by Evan Pappas. The show gives tribute to a woman ahead of her time, a pioneer for today’s women composers.

Union Affiliations/Professional Organizations
Sigma Alpha Iota, IAWM, National Women's History Project

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Artist Location
New York, NY

Type of artist
Performer

General Themes
Feminism/Gender Issues, Families/Parenting, Work/Business/Labor
Keywords
One woman show, American women composers, women musicians, women conductors, Victorian/American music, Gena Branscombe, Working Mother, Women's Chorus, Martin Hennessy,
Last updated on August 25th, 2010

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