Reviews 

A Baritone with a perfectly placed voice, authoritative, yet big and penetrating and as warm as the sunshine.
​~ The Kitchener Ontario Record
US Baritone Anthony Brown, moved the audience with his songs, that rang the bell for justice. ~ The Jakarta Post
Without mystery or surprise, Brown's music bears witness to steadfastness. I find it impossible to suppress as association with Paul Robeson. ~ Counter Punch
 Antony Brown sings Spirituals, Sung by a warm and noble baritone with the same care a singer lavishes on German Lieder ~ Seattle Times
A Singer of real accomplishment. ~ The New York Concert Review

Anthony Brown
(Baritone)
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Singer, Peace Ambassador and Advocate for Human Rights
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​Distinguished American baritone, Anthony Brown is a classically trained singer, international promoter of peace, and citizen of the world.  Known for his deep rich baritone voice and his clear diction, he has performed in concert halls, and fine arts centers around the world.  Lauded for his moving performances of spirituals, Brown takes the listener into the world of the music he is singing. Music critiques have referred to him as an “interpretative genius.” A versatile and dynamic performer, he sings in a variety of genres including opera, oratorio, Broadway show tunes, art songs and folk tunes. His performances have been enthusiastically received by audiences of all ages in national and international settings. As a lover of folk songs he has taken American songs around the world. He often sings the folk songs of the people in the various countries where he performs and invites the audience to sing with him on some selections.  Most recently he has collaborated with legendary folk singer Pete Seeger, who appears with him via video, in the multi-media musical documentary, I Go On Singing. Paul Robeson’s Life in his Words and Songs.
His work as peacemaker as taken him to political hot spots in Africa, Asia, Europe, South America and across North America. He was specifically sought out to assist in reducing tensions in Northern Ireland, Bosnia and Northern Uganda. In each venue he stresses the oneness of the human family.
 Perhaps no vocalist of our time has so effectively combined singing with ambassadorial peace building. Through his music, he inspires audiences around the world to join the movement for peace, justice and reconciliation. 

SHOWS ANTHONY BROWN PERFORMS

Anthony Brown Sings the Spirituals

Incorporating themes of suffering, transcendence, and human resilience, this uplifting concert of African American Spirituals is presented with a printed program that provides historical background of each song. Both educational and inspirational, selections include classics such as "Wade in the Water", "Sweet Low Sweet Chariot", "Deep River", "Steal Away" and many others. Deepening the emotional connection to the music, the audience is invited to join Mr. Brown in the singing of several songs. 

I Go On Singing, Paul Robeson's Life in His Words in Song

​This rousing multi-media musical documentary reveals the artistic, political and intellectual achievements of the American patriot Paul Robeson. Accompanied by a pianist, narrator, and archival video, Mr. Brown presents Robeson as a towering figure in American history. A champion for peace and human rights for much of the 20th century. Musical numbers range from spirituals to Broadway and include "Ol' Man River", "Shortin Bread", "All Through the Night", and "Volga Boat Man" Robeson's musical colleague, the ledgenary folk singer Pete Seeger, makes three video apperances, discussing his friendship with Robenson and the music they shared.

Song and Stories of Peace, Hope and Justice 

Using songs and stories from his international travels, Mr. Brown illustrates how music is a powerful tool for bringing people together. Emphasizing the oneness of the human family, he encourages us to be promoters of peace and justice wherever we live. The emotional riveting show engages the audience and invites them to sing on several selections.

Anthony Brown and the Great American Song

Tracing the musical and cultural influences that have made this land great. "Melting Pot", the Great American Song takes the listener on a nostalic journey through American history featuring numbers like "Shenandoah", "Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair", "Red River Valley", "At the River" and "In the Gloaming"

Anthony Brown Sings the Best of Broadway

In the Best of Broadway, Mr. Brown serenades audiences with much loved songs from the stage and screen. Song include "O'l Man River", "if I Were a Rich Man", "This Nearly was Mine", "Make Them Hear You", and "I've Got Plenty of Nuttin"