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Mezzo-Soprano, Stephannie Workman continually performs a wide
array of repertoire with leading groups in the New England area.
Her range of performances includes classical solo and choral
works to musical theater, jazz and gospel. Ms. Workman recently
choreographed and sang in Mass Theatrica’s production
of Amahl and the Night Visitors. Other recent performances
include her television debut with the Boston Pops choir this
Holiday season.
Ms. Workman has performed in the Tanglewood Festival Choir
with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, which included recording
the soundtrack for the Oscar-winning movie, Mystic River.
Among her other credits, she has also performed with Broadway
star Judy Kuhn in the Overtures Production of The Baker's
Wife directed by Stephen Schwartz in Boston, MA. While
a member of Chorus Pro Musica, a professional chorus in Boston,
MA, she performed Mascagni's, Cavalleria Rusticana
and Leoncavallo's, I Pagliacci, directed by Jeffrey
Rink.
As an undergraduate classical voice major at the New England
Conservatory of Music; Ms. Workman studied with Patricia Craig,
Susan Clickner and William Cotton. She has also studied jazz
vocals with Dominique Eade.
Stephannie Workman is a native of Mankato, MN, yet has found
her home on the East Coast since she was eight years old.
She came to Boston to study vocal performance at the New England
Conservatory of Music when she was nineteen years old and
fell in love with the Boston area and has stayed here ever
since. She now resides in Cambridge, MA and has opened a private
voice studio.
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