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SUSAN SANTIGLIA
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Praised as a singer who "performed thrillingly," exciting soprano Susan Santiglia made her operatic debut with the New Jersey State Opera in Carmen at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center under the baton of the late renowned conductor Alfredo Silipigni. In the following seasons, music of Mozart, Verdi and Puccini were the main fare for this soprano. She sang for the New Jersey State Opera in Carmen as well as in their 35th Anniversary Gala Concert, their Summer of Song series, Education/Outreach Program and Operalogues. In the tri-state area she has also appear with Bohème Opera NJ's Inside Opera program, the Taconic Opera Outreach Program, and the Amato Opera. Her roles spanned the classic lyric soprano repertoire including Mimì in La bohème, Micaëla in Carmen, Violetta in La traviata, the Countess in Le nozze di Figaro, Marguerite in Faust, Desdemona in Otello and Nedda in Pagliacci, among others. . Susan Santiglia's recital career began at The Town Hall in New York, where she performed as recipient of the National Coalition of Italian American Associations Young Artists Award. She has since been a featured recitalist at venues including the Bergen Museum of Art and Science Gala Festival Concert, the Stone Tower Concert Series, the Arts at Trinity Music Series in Bergen Point and New Jersey library recital programs in Montclair, Fort Lee, Elizabeth, Belleville and Bloomfield. In
the concert arena, Ms. Santiglia appeared as soprano
soloist in works such as Rossini’s Stabat Mater, Vivaldi’s Gloria,
Händel's Messiah and Verdi’s Ave Maria for soprano and
strings and Requiem. Susan
Santiglia is currently associated with Classical
Options and Sing for Hope. Susan
Santiglia is also available as soloist for weddings and other special
events at ElegantWeddingSoloist.com |
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