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| Alysia Lee is a native of Baltimore, where
she graduated from the Carver Center for Arts and Technology
and began her vocal studies with soprano, Ruth Skresz. She
received a Bachelor of Music degree from the North Carolina
School of the Arts. Ms. Lee received a Masters degree in Vocal
Performance with a minor in Vocal Pedagogy from the Peabody
Conservatory of Music of Johns Hopkins University under the
tutelage of Stanley Cornett. Ms. Lee has earned distinction
as the recipient of several scholarship and grant awards, including
the Vittorio Giannini Scholarship, NCSA Career Development
Grant, Chancellor's Award for Excellence, and a Peabody merit
scholarship. Ms. Lee won her categories in the National Association
of Teachers of Singing Competition in for two consecutive years
and was a finalist in the Sylvia Green Competition. She has
performed in numerous productions with the Peabody Opera Theater,
Baltimore Concert Opera, Piedmont Opera Theater, and the A.J.
Fletcher Opera Theater. Currently, she is preparing a recital
titled, A Woman's Work—a celebration of female composer's
vocal music output—presented at the Bloomingdale School
of Music on March 28th of 2008. Ms. Lee is on the faculty at
the Bloomingdale School of Music. |
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