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Other credits include Cantata Misericordium (Britten) with the San Francisco Chamber Orchestra, Die Schöne Magelone (Brahms) as a Carmel Music Society Series Artist, and Carmina Burana (Orff) with Masterworks Chorale. Goodson’s musical education included a year in Berlin with baritone Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau and consecutive summer voice fellowships at the Tanglewood Music Festival. At Stanford, Goodson chairs the Mechanical Engineering Department.
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[/pane] [pane width=”500px” float=”left” margin=”0px 0px 70px 0px”] Ken Goodson, baritone, has appeared in the San Francisco Bay Area as a soloist and concert artist for two decades. While most of these performances are with ensembles at Stanford University, where he serves on the faculty, he has also performed with the San Francisco Choral Society in Deutsches Requiem (Brahms) and War Requiem (Britten) at Davies Symphony Hall.
Other credits include Cantata Misericordium (Britten) with the San Francisco Chamber Orchestra, Die Schöne Magelone (Brahms) as a Carmel Music Society Series Artist, and Carmina Burana (Orff) with Masterworks Chorale. Goodson’s musical education included a year in Berlin with baritone Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau and consecutive summer voice fellowships at the Tanglewood Music Festival. At Stanford, Goodson chairs the Mechanical Engineering Department.
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