Megan Heart

Mezzo-soprano Megan Kahts was born in South Africa and trained at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, where she has lived since 2009. She sings internationally and specializes in the performance of early and contemporary music and has won coveted prizes at prestigious competitions. She is both a stage animal and a chamber musician, having begun her musical training as a pianist and embarked on a singing career as a teenager in South Africa before honing her skills in the heart of the classical music tradition in Europe.

Megan Birdsall has began a featured songstress in the Kansas City Jazz community since she broke onto the scene fronting her own jazz trio called Birdsong while also singing lead for Kansas City’s power house blues band The Nortons. Soon she was headlining the best clubs in town: Jardine’s Jazz Club, The Phoenix, The Blue Room, Plaza III, and 12 Baltimore. Megan was then asked to be the featured act at the re-opening of the historic Drum Room in the Hotel President.

Mezzo-soprano Megan Kahts was born in South Africa and trained at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, where she has lived since 2009. She sings internationally and specializes in the performance of early and contemporary music and has won coveted prizes at prestigious competitions. She is both a stage animal and a chamber musician, having begun her musical training as a pianist and embarked on a singing career as a teenager in South Africa before honing her skills in the heart of the classical music tradition in Europe.

Mezzo-soprano Megan Kahts was born in South Africa and trained at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, where she has lived since 2009. She sings internationally and specializes in the performance of early and contemporary music and has won coveted prizes at prestigious competitions. She is both a stage animal and a chamber musician, having begun her musical training as a pianist and embarked on a singing career as a teenager in South Africa before honing her skills in the heart of the classical music tradition in Europe.

“This song is about coming to terms with the end of a relationship and moving on, or rather working through the process of moving on,” she explains of “All the Same,” which you can listen to below. “Often in the ending of romantic connections, we go around in our heads and try to make perfect sense of what happened, to decide who was at fault, to wonder if we should have known better or whether making even just a few different choices might have changed the outcome.