Kristin Sa.

Bachelor of Arts from Denison University and Schiller College in Berlin, Germany, a Master of Music from New England Conservatory in Vocal Performance and a Doctor of Education from Columbia University in Vocal Pedagogy with a minor in Speech Pathology.

Her performances have included being an oratorio soloist with the Boston Symphony under Seiji Ozawa and in Italy with conductor/composer Hans Werner Henze.  The New York Choral Society, Bach Festival at Painted Bride Arts Center in Philadelphia, as well as many other events.  Opera has included a tour of The Marriage of Figaro with the National Opera Co, several shows at The Banff Festival, including Sganarelle, The Stronger and Suor Angelica, the premiere of Benjamin by John Carbon in Lancaster, PA and many others.  Highly sought-after as a performer of contemporary music, Dr.has been hailed for her performances of Pierrot Lunaire and premiered Ned Rorem's oratorio, Homer.  She was the director/singer of American Voices, a chamber music group in NYC dedicated to performing works by American composers, past and present.  Her lecture/recital, UnSung Voices: Women Who Composed Music has received much acclaim. She has judged vocal competitions, such as NYSTA Bel Canto Competition, Florida State Music Teachers Competition,  BRASS Ring Competition for Jacksonville Orchestra,  NATS Regional Competitions, Rooster Country Singing Competition, Kids Got Talent in Orlando, and others. She has given numerous workshops and master classes including for the Florida Theatre Conference, Instituto Europeo in Florence, Italy, The Symposium for Care of the Professional Voice in Philadelphia, Florida Music Teachers Association Conference, West Chester University in Pennsylvania, Denison University in Ohio, and Art's Sake Studio in Orlando.