Baritone Timothy S. Hill has received accolades for both his beautiful singing

and visceral stagecraft. Of his recent performance as Scarpia in Tosca,
OperaNotes.com said "Timothy Hill was the star of the day." Newark's The Star
Ledger called his Enrico in Lucia di Lammermoor, "...most polished, with a fine
burly baritone and a developed actor's sense of timing."

During the summer of 2004, Tim participated in The Santa Fe Opera's Apprentice
Program for Singers. His assignments included covering Paolo in Simone
Boccanegra, Leonato in Beatrice and Benedict, and performing scenes from Madama
Butterfly, and L'elisir d'amore. In 2005, Tim returned to The Santa Fe Opera
and sang the role of the Sergeant in Il barbiere di Siviglia, covered the role
of Mandarin in Turandot and performed scenes from Barber?s A Hand of Bridge and
Verdi?s Rigoletto.

Tim splits his time in between the worlds of opera and music theater. Some of
his favorite roles include Count Almaviva in Le nozze di Figaro, Sweeney in
Sweeney Todd, Marcello in La bohème, and Cinderella's Prince in Into the Woods.
He also has sung the role of Don Basilio in Paisiello's original and rarely
performed Il barbiere di Siviglia at the Théâtre d'Evreaux in Evreaux, France.
Other roles also include Conte di Luna in Il Trovatore, Melisso in Alcina and
King Melchior in Amahl and the Night Visitors. Tim participated in the Caramoor
Center for Music and the Arts' 2003 world premiere of Donizetti's Elisabeth
under the direction of Maestro Will Crutchfield.

Mr. Hill was the recipient of the distinguished Mrs. David C. Tyrrell Award at
the Shreveport Opera's Singer of the Year competition in 2000. Visit Tim online
at www.timhillbaritone.com.