“The first thing you hear is a disembodied voice — clear, crisp, with a strong vibrato. Then from the back, a figure, angelically resplendent in white suit, shirt, and tie appears and eases his way toward the stage.

That singer, David Kibbe, is as comfortable in front of a crowd as most people are with being in the crowd. And its no wonder. He began his performing career at age three as a classical pianist and has appeared on more than 200 TV shows.

This Renaissance man has been an actor, dancer, choreographer, director, and businessman. His new show “Dissertation on the State of Bliss” adds yet another credential to the list.

In the entrancing and emotional Stephen Schwartz song “Meadowlark,” Kibbe’s fluid voice flows effortlessly from tenor to falsetto, from pianissimo to forte.

David Kibbe skews the traditional … unique … compelling … bounteous … delectable.”