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Hey there, this is the official website of
Adam Klein.
Which Adam Klein? I make my living singing opera. I wrote the opera LEITHIAN. I make musical instruments, including rhythm bones. I'm really big on being nice to the planet and other matters. I do other things which you can find out about using the lilypads at the top of this page.

This site is for those curious about opera, acoustic music, science, nature, and the truth. Here you'll also find anecdotes and stories from my life and links to URLs that I would visit. Some of these things may surprise you, but if you've found this site you're probably already aware that little about me is conventional.
Click on the lilypad that best describes what you're interested in. Don't worry, you won't sink.

*Recent updates to the site: The complete song cycle Winterreise by Franz Schubert, sung by me with Howard Klein at the piano, recorded live at the Goethe-Institut, New York.

Classical acoustic and electronic composition recordings on the Composer page. Very exciting to get these things out of the mothballs after all this time.

Updated publicity material and some new Klein, Verdi and Puccini aria clips on the Tenor page, accessible thru the Tenor lilypad up top (or these links right here). Also, my Questions Three, which will lead you to the page with even more tenor arias. Click on "Other Opera Arias" or access it from the Tenor page.

I have moved my little election rant over to the Blogs lilypad, after updating it to make it work until the next election. But for a short time you can also access it right from here.

Because of my opera LEITHIAN we were flown to Poland in July 2007 for the Tolk Folk Festival in Bielawa, a nice small city nestled in the mountains of western Poland. -Read all about that trip-

I have started a little page about the English language and common blunders therein. Not for the weak-hearted.

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