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Lyn Liechty

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In the beginning… Growing up in Madison, Wisconsin, Lyn began her love for music right from the beginning. Performing in school talent shows, city wide competitions or even just in her own living room; not a day went by for her without music in it.High school to College… At the age of 16, Lyn left her life of public high school in Madison, to attend the Interlochen Arts Academy in Michigan. She graduated from Interlochen with majors in Voice and Theater and moved onto a four year Musical Theater program at a University in St. Louis, MO where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree.From St. Louis to New York… After graduation, Lyn headed for New York to begin the next phase of her life. Living in mid town Manhattan, Lyn began the difficult task of auditioning for shows. At long last, the audition that would change the course of the rest of her life came through. Lyn auditioned at Radio City Music Hall for a European production of “Miss Saigon” and got the part of Ellen. Perhaps the frustration and the fight for years in NY to even be seen was what fueled her motivation to let nothing stop her now that she had been offered a leading role in a big production. It was a good thing, because, not only would Lyn be moving to another country for the job, but, ‘oh by the way, the show will not be done in English; you’ll have to learn German if you want the role.The European Experience… Lyn’s career in Europe took off quickly. Even with the challenges of being a non native speaker, Lyn beat the odds and continued to get leading roles in other German and Austrian productions. She went from “Miss Saigon” in Stuttgart, Germany to the World Première of “Dance Of The Vampires” in Vienna, Austria. There she worked with Jim Steinman and Roman Polanski, as well as the late great Mr. Steve Barton.From Vampires to Prostitutes… Lyn’s performance in ‘Vampires’ earned her a nomination for best actress, and also earned her an invitation to audition for the European premiere of Frank Wildhorn’s “Jekyll &amp; Hyde.” In keeping with her drive and determination, Lyn walked into the first audition with the entire show memorized and every song learned. She landed the leading role as Lucy Harris, and moved back to Germany (this time in Bremen) to begin preproduction on what would later be considered the definitive production of “Jekyll &amp; Hyde” world wide.Top of the Pops…While continuing her work on stage in “Jekyll &amp; Hyde,” Lyn was approached to record and perform a duet with Italian singer Pierro Mozzocchetti. The duo were chosen to perform the song “L’Eternita” at the final box fight of Axel Schulz against Wladimir Klitchko. The song’s instant success placed the two on the charts and opened the door for an amazing whirlwind of television and radio publicity, including appearances on Top Of The Pops, Millionaire Gesucht, The Bambi Awards, Night Of The Stars and many more.From Pierro to The Scorpions…Whether it was pure luck or alignment of the stars is unknown, but one simple flick of the TV changed the course of Lyn’s path yet again. Klaus Meine of the world famous rock group the Scorpions, happened to be flipping through the channels and saw Lyn Performing with Pierro. Shortly after that performance aired, Rudolph Schenker, Klaus and their manager Peter Amend met with Lyn after attending one of her performances as Lucy in Jekyll &amp; Hyde. The instant chemistry and desire to try something new paved the way for “Here In My Heart.” Lyn recorded the Diane Warren song with the group in Austria and debuted the tune at the Expo 2000 in Hanover, Germany.From the Scorpions to Lionel Richie…While juggling a stage production, an Italian duet and an amazing opportunity with the Scorpions, Lyn had yet another miracle on the way. Lionel Richie. Lyn and Lionel were both on their own publicity tours; Lionel with his song “Angel”, and Lyn &amp; The Scorpions with “Here In My Heart.” They kept crossing paths in the same green rooms and TV shows and the two got along very well exchanging phone numbers and keeping in touch. Lionel asked Lyn to join him on stage at the Bremen Arena to perform “We Are The World” with him as well as Kevin and Howie from the Backstreet Boys. Needless to say, Lyn said yes and performed in the arena that holds over 14,000 people.The first Record Deal… Lyn’s work in both the musical Theater world and the pop/rock world caught the attention of an entertainment company based out of Germany. Approaching Lyn with an exclusive artist agreement, including promises of work in movies, TV and music, Lyn took the deal. The decision required Lyn to discontinue her performances in Jekyll &amp; Hyde and other stage productions so she could concentrate full time on recording and releasing her solo album. Unfortunately, Lyn got trapped in a deal that was not living up to it’s promises. Due to their own internal problems, Lyn’s album was never released, she was offered no work through the company, and she was not allowed to work for anyone else. Seeing no other alternative, Lyn began a very long and very difficult legal battle to free herself from the binds of the company. The emotional trauma of losing what she had worked so hard for was very trying, but Lyn did not cave under the stress of it all. She took the time she needed, got out of the bad deal and freed herself from the negative team she had around her.On Stage Again… After suffering through the legal battles with her record company, and surviving some very trying personal tragedies as well, the dust finally began to settle and Lyn found herself free to begin again. Lyn was approached about an Austrian production of Frank Wildhorn’s “Dracula” that was to include original music that had not been part of the production in New York. Blown away by the power of the music and the depth of the character, Lyn accepted the leading role of Mina and took to the stage again in a blaze of theatrical passion with her costars Uwe Kröger and Thomas Bouchart.And Now…At Last… After so many years of working in-between the two worlds of rock and theater, Lyn has found a way to combine both worlds into one. She has put together an extraordinary band, has found an amazing co-producer and brought together some incredible talents in the music industry. This new team of people she has around her now has resulted in the power behind her album “At Last”, available at the online store here as well as Amazon, CD Baby and Itunes. Lyn and her co-writer have created an epic sound that bridges the world of theatrical passion and the heat of Rock. The Theatrical-Rock sound is funky, sexy, tough and beautiful. Lyn has come out strong, powerful and better then ever.

In the beginning… Growing up in Madison, Wisconsin, Lyn began her love for music right from the beginning. Performing in school talent shows, city wide competitions or even just in her own living room; not a day went by for her without music in it. High school to College… At the age of 16, Lyn left her life of public high school in Madison, to attend the Interlochen Arts Academy in Michigan. She graduated from Interlochen with majors in Voice and Theater and moved onto a four year Musical Theater program at a University in St. Louis, MO where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree. From St. Louis to New York… After graduation, Lyn headed for New York to begin the next phase of her life. Living in mid town Manhattan, Lyn began the difficult task of auditioning for shows. At long last, the audition that would change the course of the rest of her life came through. Lyn auditioned at Radio City Music Hall for a European production of “Miss Saigon” and got the part of Ellen. Perhaps the frustration and the fight for years in NY to even be seen was what fueled her motivation to let nothing stop her now that she had been offered a leading role in a big production. It was a good thing, because, not only would Lyn be moving to another country for the job, but, ‘oh by the way, the show will not be done in English; you’ll have to learn German if you want the role. The European Experience… Lyn’s career in Europe took off quickly. Even with the challenges of being a non native speaker, Lyn beat the odds and continued to get leading roles in other German and Austrian productions. She went from “Miss Saigon” in Stuttgart, Germany to the World Première of “Dance Of The Vampires” in Vienna, Austria. There she worked with Jim Steinman and Roman Polanski, as well as the late great Mr. Steve Barton. From Vampires to Prostitutes… Lyn’s performance in ‘Vampires’ earned her a nomination for best actress, and also earned her an invitation to audition for the European premiere of Frank Wildhorn’s “Jekyll &amp; Hyde.” In keeping with her drive and determination, Lyn walked into the first audition with the entire show memorized and every song learned. She landed the leading role as Lucy Harris, and moved back to Germany (this time in Bremen) to begin preproduction on what would later be considered the definitive production of “Jekyll &amp; Hyde” world wide. Top of the Pops… While continuing her work on stage in “Jekyll &amp; Hyde,” Lyn was approached to record and perform a duet with Italian singer Pierro Mozzocchetti. The duo were chosen to perform the song “L’Eternita” at the final box fight of Axel Schulz against Wladimir Klitchko. The song’s instant success placed the two on the charts and opened the door for an amazing whirlwind of television and radio publicity, including appearances on Top Of The Pops, Millionaire Gesucht, The Bambi Awards, Night Of The Stars and many more. From Pierro to The Scorpions… Whether it was pure luck or alignment of the stars is unknown, but one simple flick of the TV changed the course of Lyn’s path yet again. Klaus Meine of the world famous rock group the Scorpions, happened to be flipping through the channels and saw Lyn Performing with Pierro. Shortly after that performance aired, Rudolph Schenker, Klaus and their manager Peter Amend met with Lyn after attending one of her performances as Lucy in Jekyll &amp; Hyde. The instant chemistry and desire to try something new paved the way for “Here In My Heart.” Lyn recorded the Diane Warren song with the group in Austria and debuted the tune at the Expo 2000 in Hanover, Germany. From the Scorpions to Lionel Richie… While juggling a stage production, an Italian duet and an amazing opportunity with the Scorpions, Lyn had yet another miracle on the way. Lionel Richie. Lyn and Lionel were both on their own publicity tours; Lionel with his song “Angel”, and Lyn &amp; The Scorpions with “Here In My Heart.” They kept crossing paths in the same green rooms and TV shows and the two got along very well exchanging phone numbers and keeping in touch. Lionel asked Lyn to join him on stage at the Bremen Arena to perform “We Are The World” with him as well as Kevin and Howie from the Backstreet Boys. Needless to say, Lyn said yes and performed in the arena that holds over 14,000 people. The first Record Deal… Lyn’s work in both the musical Theater world and the pop/rock world caught the attention of an entertainment company based out of Germany. Approaching Lyn with an exclusive artist agreement, including promises of work in movies, TV and music, Lyn took the deal. The decision required Lyn to discontinue her performances in Jekyll &amp; Hyde and other stage productions so she could concentrate full time on recording and releasing her solo album. Unfortunately, Lyn got trapped in a deal that was not living up to it’s promises. Due to their own internal problems, Lyn’s album was never released, she was offered no work through the company, and she was not allowed to work for anyone else. Seeing no other alternative, Lyn began a very long and very difficult legal battle to free herself from the binds of the company. The emotional trauma of losing what she had worked so hard for was very trying, but Lyn did not cave under the stress of it all. She took the time she needed, got out of the bad deal and freed herself from the negative team she had around her. On Stage Again… After suffering through the legal battles with her record company, and surviving some very trying personal tragedies as well, the dust finally began to settle and Lyn found herself free to begin again. Lyn was approached about an Austrian production of Frank Wildhorn’s “Dracula” that was to include original music that had not been part of the production in New York. Blown away by the power of the music and the depth of the character, Lyn accepted the leading role of Mina and took to the stage again in a blaze of theatrical passion with her costars Uwe Kröger and Thomas Bouchart. And Now…At Last… After so many years of working in-between the two worlds of rock and theater, Lyn has found a way to combine both worlds into one. She has put together an extraordinary band, has found an amazing co-producer and brought together some incredible talents in the music industry. This new team of people she has around her now has resulted in the power behind her album “At Last”, available at the online store here as well as Amazon, CD Baby and Itunes. Lyn and her co-writer have created an epic sound that bridges the world of theatrical passion and the heat of Rock. The Theatrical-Rock sound is funky, sexy, tough and beautiful. Lyn has come out strong, powerful and better then ever.

Lyn Liechty On The Chris Top Program

After so many years of working in-between the two worlds of rock and theater, Lyn has found a way to combine both worlds into one. She has put together an extraordinary band, has found an amazing co-producer and brought together some incredible talents in the music industry. This new team of people she has around her now has resulted in the power behind her album “At Last”, available at the online store here as well as Amazon, CD Baby and Itunes. Lyn and her co-writer have created an epic sound that bridges the world of theatrical passion and the heat of Rock. The Theatrical-Rock sound is funky, sexy, tough and beautiful. Lyn has come out strong, powerful and better then ever.

Singer-Songwriter Lyn Liechty is also an incredible actress who has created a big name for herself on stage performing leading roles in Europe of blockbuster shows such as “Jekyll &amp; Hyde,” “Dance Of The Vampires,” “Miss Saigon,” and “Dracula.” During her career she has worked closely with the likes of Roman Polanski, Jim Steinman, Frank Wildhorn and Leslie Bricusse, to name a few.  In the world of Pop Rock, Lyn has worked and performed with Lionel Richie, Uwe Farhenkrog Peterson (“99 Red Balloons”), Pierro Mazzochetti and many more European stars.  Lyn also recorded and performed a Dianne Warren duet (“Here In My Heart”) with the world renowned Scorpions which can be found on their Moment Of Glory Album. And now, Lyn is about to release “CaveMan!”; the first single off her newest album. Her style is considered Theatrical-Rock as it cleverly combines her powerful, yet vulnerable voice with a progressive, epic rock sound that has an impressive blend of power and emotion with funky bass lines, ripping guitar riffs and cool, taunting sax breaks. Her music is a fresh new sound that is getting rave reviews and separating her from the rest.  Her new album “At Last” will be available this summer, and the first single “CaveMan!”, along with the captivating music video for the track, will be available in a few weeks.  The video is exceptional, clever, funny and very sexy; a testament to the incredibly creative force Lyn Liechty is.  For more information on Lyn and her album, please go to www.LynLiechtyMusic.com

Singer-Songwriter Lyn Liechty is also an incredible actress who has created a big name for herself on stage performing leading roles in Europe of blockbuster shows such as “Jekyll &amp; Hyde,” “Dance Of The Vampires,” “Miss Saigon,” and “Dracula.” During her career she has worked closely with the likes of Roman Polanski, Jim Steinman, Frank Wildhorn and Leslie Bricusse, to name a few.  In the world of Pop Rock, Lyn has worked and performed with Lionel Richie, Uwe Farhenkrog Peterson (“99 Red Balloons”), Pierro Mazzochetti and many more European stars.  Lyn also recorded and performed a Dianne Warren duet (“Here In My Heart”) with the world renowned Scorpions which can be found on their Moment Of Glory Album. And now, Lyn is about to release “CaveMan!”; the first single off her newest album. Her style is considered Theatrical-Rock as it cleverly combines her powerful, yet vulnerable voice with a progressive, epic rock sound that has an impressive blend of power and emotion with funky bass lines, ripping guitar riffs and cool, taunting sax breaks. Her music is a fresh new sound that is getting rave reviews and separating her from the rest.  Her new album “At Last” will be available this summer, and the first single “CaveMan!”, along with the captivating music video for the track, will be available in a few weeks.  The video is exceptional, clever, funny and very sexy; a testament to the incredibly creative force Lyn Liechty is.  For more information on Lyn and her album, please go to <a href="http://www.LynLiechtyMusic.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.LynLiechtyMusic.com</a>

The Kerri Edelman Show present Theatrical Singer Lyn Liechty