Soprano Emily Crawford regularly performs throughout the Bay Area. Since moving to California in 2014 she auditioned and was accepted to participate in the Complete Package Performer opera boot camp under the direction of Susan Gundunas and several of her esteemed colleagues. Emily has sung Phènix Opera Company (Laysister/Novice Suor Angelica) West Bay Opera (Chorus Eugene Onegin, Faust, and Mozart’s Entferüng aus dem Serail), and Marin Baroque (understudy to Dido Dido & Aeneas). She has sung with Classical Revolution in performances of Bach’s Kaffe Kantata and Glenn Gould’s So You Want to Write a Fugue? She has sung as both soloist and chorus member with the Bay Area Classical Harmonies performing Handel’s Messiah and Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater. As an SFSU student she has premiered roles as well as portrayed classic roles in Die Fledermaus (Adele) and La Finta Giardiniera (Serpetta).
Emily is a graduate of SFSU where she earned a Master of Music degree in Opera Performance. She attended Drew University in Madison, New Jersey earning a Bachelor of Arts in Music. She sang Belinda in Drew University’s first opera production of Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas, as well as Donna Elvira in scenes from Mozart’s Don Giovanni. She also sang in the Madrigal Singers as its president, Drew Chorale, and University chorus.
In 2019, Emily won her division in the Sausalito Art Song Society's Art Song Contest.
Most recently, Emily programmed and performed a digital concert of Madness music to reflect the isolation and "cabin fever" felt collectively during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Emily is a graduate of SFSU where she earned a Master of Music degree in Opera Performance. She attended Drew University in Madison, New Jersey earning a Bachelor of Arts in Music. She sang Belinda in Drew University’s first opera production of Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas, as well as Donna Elvira in scenes from Mozart’s Don Giovanni. She also sang in the Madrigal Singers as its president, Drew Chorale, and University chorus.
In 2019, Emily won her division in the Sausalito Art Song Society's Art Song Contest.
Most recently, Emily programmed and performed a digital concert of Madness music to reflect the isolation and "cabin fever" felt collectively during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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