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"Celebrated singer" (Broadway World)
"Inimitable delivery and meticulous nature" (Take Effect)
"famous for the ease with which she tackles the greatest difficulties of intonation and extension" (EarRelevant)
"Pursuing extended techniques with style and even levity" (An Earful)
New York and Boston-based soprano Corrine Byrne has quickly become a sought-after interpreter of repertoire from the Medieval to the Baroque era, and of music by today's most daring composers. Byrne is a co-founder of Ensemble Musica Humana and The Byrne:Kozar:Duo, and regularly collaborates with Emmanuel Music, Polyphemus, Cut Circle, Lorelei Ensemble, Symphony New Hampshire and the Westchester Oratorio Society; Byrne most recently appeared as a soloist with the American Classical Orchestra, the New York City Chamber Orchestra at Carnegie Hall, Lake George Music Festival Orchestra, the Kansas City Baroque Consortium, Connecticut Early Music Society, New York Session Symphony, the Harvard Radcliff Collegium Musicum. She is a proud member of Beyond Artists, and supports South Shore Habitat for Humanity and Cares Foundation.
UPCOMING
Carnegie Hall: Singing Darkness to Light
Soprano soloist, Mozart Mass in C: "Coronation Mass" New York City Chamber Orchestra & Masterworks Festival Chorus Hana Cai, conductor Monday April 15th 2024 | 8PM Tickets RECENT HIGHLIGHTS Byrne:Kozar:Duo in residence at University of Maine Feb 2024 Joint Faculty Recital with Niloufar Nourbakhsh Longy School of Music in February 2024 We Are Also What We Have Lost Byrne:Kozar:Duo made their TIME:SPANS Festival debut in August 2023 Byrne made her Carnegie Hall debut in March 2023 singing as the soloist in the Rutter Requiem with the New York Chamber Orchestra and Manhattan Concert Productions chorus Byrne made her Boston Ballet debut singing on the world premiere project Our Journey at the Boston Opera House in April 2023 |
NEWS
Cut Circle new album:
Josquin I: Motets & Chansons Released November 2023 Editor's Choice in Gramphone Magazine "Best New Classical Recordings" (Gramphone Review) Alex Ross' of The New Yorker After Nightafternight Playlist Byrne will make her solo debut at Bachfest Leipzig in June 2024 with Emmanuel Music |
photography by Jessica Osber