Stephanie Horowitz Classical Singer from West Babylon, NY

Stephanie Horowitz is a dynamic Crossover Soprano who is gaining popularity for her unique style, theatricality, and extreme versatility. Operatic appearances include the title role in Princess Ida, Marguerite (Faust), the Countess (Le nozze di Figaro). She is currently a freelance Cantorial Soloist and concert soloist. A graduate of the New England Conservatory of music in Boston, MA, Ms. Horowitz holds a Masters Degree in Vocal Performance as well as a Bachelor's Degree in Music Education, (Performance Certificate) from SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music. Active in musical theatre, Ms. Horowitz is a winner of the Five Towns Music & Art Foundation's Young Artist Competition in the Musical Theatre Division. Favorite musical theatre roles include Trina (Falsettos), Frenchie (Cabaret), Emma Goldman/Housewife (Assassins), Anita (West Side Story), Gilmer (Godspell), and Connie (Good News). Ms. Horowitz has been seen in Cabaret clubs such as the Duplex, the Metropolitan Room, and Piano's Bar & Grill in Bloomfield, NJ. An avid lover of vocal jazz, she sings for the South Shore Syncopators, NY's premier 1920's and 1930's dance orchestra. She is quoted as having "...great chops" and "lots of control" by famed Jazz performer John Hendricks of Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross. Originally from Long Island, NY, Stephanie is currently a private voice teacher in Merrick and Manhattan, NY.