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Sam Scheibe
Sam Scheibe is an American composer, conductor, and vocalist whose music is driven by wordplay, harmony, and groove. His influences draw from his experiences as a performer in traditional choral music, jazz, rock, and pop a cappella. Scheibe’s original music has been performed and commissioned by ensembles across the United States and the United Kingdom including Frost Chorale, Seraphour, Laude, the Catholic Sacred Music Project, Anchorae, West Jersey Chamber Music Society, Choir Next Door, and University of Aberdeen Chamber Choir. His music has been professionally recorded by the GRAMMY-nominated Westminster Williamson Voices and featured on EWTN. His compositions are published by MusicSpoke, GIA publications, Walton, Gentry Music, and See-A-Dot Music. Scheibe is in demand as a conductor, vocalist, and clinician. He has sung with the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and the New World Symphony. As an active performer, Sam sings as a bass-baritone with professional ensembles including Seraphic Fire, the Spoleto Festival Chorus, the Same Stream Choir, the Catholic Sacred Music Project, and Choir Next Door. Sam is the Director of the University of Pennsylvania Glee Club and a Visiting Instructor of Music and Interim Director of Choirs at Centre College in Danville, KY. Sam also works as a Bass-Baritone at the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill. Sam currently lives in West Philadelphia, PA. He is an avid Dungeons and Dragons player, matcha enthusiast, and loves turn-based strategy games. His favorite color is purple, and his all-time favorite band is Coldplay.
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