Alessandra Rossi-Filippi

Alessandra Rossi-Filippi, a world-renowned opera singer known for her dramatic coloratura soprano performances, has taken the stage at some of the world's most prestigious venues. She has performed at Kennedy Center, NPR, Europe, and has a special interest in the German and bel canto opera, as well as oratorio and contemporary music. Alessandra studied at the University of Tennessee and Eastman School of Music, and attended various opera theaters and festivals where she refined her craft. Alongside her singing career, Alessandra has worked as a voice teacher in multiple institutions such as Atelier Klangvoll and Singing Lessons by Alessandra. Throughout her accomplished career, she has performed with organizations such as the Karl-Forster-Chor, National Public Radio, and the Great Noise Ensemble. Her past soloist positions at Orlando Chorale, New York Mets, and the Paul Hill Chorale gave her a platform to showcase her vocal range and expertise. Alessandra is a well-rounded Opera Singer, with years of experience, and continues to inspire audiences with her musical style and talent.