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sybaritic

Pronunciation: /ˌsɪbəˈrɪtɪk/

adjective

fond of sensuous luxury or pleasure

“Some people think luxury is the opposite of poverty. It is not. It is the opposite of vulgarity.”
Coco Chanel

Rising through the ranks of the opera world, Megan Ihnen (mezzo-soprano) takes aim for the events, performances, and intelligent music conversations that you want to know about. Megan is a working member of Baltimore City’s creative class. She is a compelling and versatile singing actress. Celebrated as an insightful musician in challenging 20th & 21st century vocal repertoire, she is a tireless promoter of contemporary classical music for the voice. She also founded the Federal Hill Parlor Series in 2010. The Federal Hill Parlor Series is dedicated to bringing high-quality musical performances to boutique venues and homes in this charming Baltimore City neighborhood. Though her musical life is blossoming in Baltimore, Megan’s roots are still planted in her home state of Iowa.

After starting the Sybaritic Singer as a way to get more involved with the voice and new music community in the Mid-Atlantic area, she has also enjoyed blogging for OperaPulse and Operagasm. Megan looks up to Tim Page as a great mentor for musical criticism and strives to make her reviews honest, considerate, and compelling.

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