American soprano, Jamilyn Manning-White, praised by The New Yorker as "agile
and fiery", "vibrant and masterful" by Opera News, and "superb" by The New York Times, charms audiences on the operatic, theatre, and concert stages and is thrilled to be returning to the Hartford Symphony Orchestra.

She has enjoyed singing with The New York Festival of Song, The Metropolitan
Opera Guild, Glimmerglass Opera, Philadelphia Opera, Heartbeat Opera, Arizona
Opera, Gotham Chamber Opera, Utah Festival Opera, The Teatro Nacional de
Santa Ana, American Festival Chorus, Hartford Symphony Orchestra, Orlando
Philharmonic, Bangor Symphony Orchestra, New Haven Symphony Orchestra, A
Little Night Music, A Lover’s Tale (Berkshire Theatre Group), Gentleman’s Guide
to Love and Murder (Broadway), The Architecture of Becoming (The Women’s
Project), The Music Man (Yale Rep), Awful Event! (Baryshnikov Arts Center), My
Fair Lady (Yale School of Drama), La voix humaine (Yale Opera/School of
Drama), among others.

She holds degrees from A.D.: Yale School of Music, MM: Arizona State
University, BM: Utah State University. When not performing, she enjoys teaching
voice at NYU Steinhardt, running, mentoring young, aspiring opera singers and
actors, finding gluten free treats, listening to jazz, and spending time with her
husband, 4 year old daughter, 13 year old beagle. Drop a line, she’d love to hear
from you! @jamilynsings / www.jamilynmanningwhite.com