Stephanie Hollenberg, Soprano

A native of Northern Indiana, Stephanie Hollenberg holds a Masters degree in Vocal Performance from the Longy School of Music of Bard College. While her primary area of study in undergraduate was Religious Studies, she appeared in The Gondoliers (Fiametta), Pippin (Berthe), and Dido and Aeneas (Dido), in addition to being the principal bassoonist in the Symphonic Orchestra and singing in both Advanced Chamber Choir and World Women's choir. In pursuing her Masters, she performed in Gianni Schicchi (Zita), Hansel and Gretel (Sandman), and An Embarrassing Position (Eva), as well as making chorus appearances in Boston Opera Collaborative's productions of Our Town and Idomeneo, and Boston Camerata's The Night's Tale and Daniel: A Medieval Masterpiece Revisited. She has sung under Boston-based directors Anne Azéma, Greg Smucker, and Ryan Turner, in addition to Ann Baltz and Zeffin Quinn Hollis. Stephanie’s travels have allowed her to explore diverse musical traditions and liturgical music, principally within the Iona Community and Taizé Community, thus shaping her own performance practice and musical leadership in both sacred and secular settings. Stephanie is a student of Carol Mastrodomenico.