Soulful Sunday with Chaz’men Williams-Ali and The Shattered Glass Experience

Join Chaz’men Williams-Ali and The Shattered Glass Experience  for Soulful Sunday at the National Blues Museum. Soulful Sunday shows are every Sunday from 4pm – 7pm in the Lumiere Place Legends room at the National Blues Museum.

Standard reserved tickets are available for $10.

Premium reserved tickets are available for $15.

Combo Ticket $20 – includes standard admission to the concert and admission the museum.

Tickets can be purchased in advance, or in person the night of the show at the National Blues Museum Box Office, 615 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, 63101. For more information, call 314-925-0016 ext. 405.

Chaz’men Williams-Ali is a young tenor from St. Louis MO. He attended Central Visual and Performing Arts High School and studied with two of St. Louis’ finest instructors, Dello Thedford, and Yvonne Crockett. While studying at Central, Chaz’men joined the Opera Theatre St. Louis Artist-in-Training program where he studied for two years.  Chaz’men went on to study voice at the University of Iowa School of Music. There he studied under Prof. Stephen Swanson and coached with Shari Rhoads. Chaz’men made his professional opera debut in 2008 in Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Gondoliers with Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre. In 2009, Chaz’men was named the Grand Prize division winner in the National Association of the Teachers of Singing (NATS) competition. At the University of Iowa, Chaz’men excelled in the music program participating in many operas and oratorios. He recently performed Ferrando in Mozart’s Cosi fan tutte in Milano, Italy.  He starred in productions of La traviata, The Elixir of Love, and Gounod's Romeo et Juliette at the University of Iowa.  This summer, Chaz'men is very proud to return to the Glimmerglass Festival family as one of this season's Young Artists following last season's success as Giles Cory and stepping in as Rodolfo. He also made his Kennedy Center Debut with Washington National Opera's  Emerging Artist performance of Madama Butterfly  as Pinkerton this spring. The 2017-1018 season will mark the debut season for Chaz'men with Florida Grand Opera in Lucia di Lammermoor. 2018 will also see Chaz'men returning to the Kennedy Center for a role debut as Don Jose with Washington Chorus under the direction of Maestro Christopher Bell. He also is very excited to return home to St. Louis after his time in AIT to be a Gaddes Festival Artist with Opera Theatre St. Louis. Chaz'men has also experienced success as a music director, having directed and conducted for companies throughout the Midwest. Now residing in New York City, he is very grateful for the blessings that the Lord has bestowed upon him, and is looking forward to watching Him work in his life for many years to come.