Hailed as the “consummate storyteller, musician, and artist” by Classical Voice of New England, mezzo-soprano Emily Jaworski Koriath enjoys a multi-faceted international performing career. Appearances include the multidisciplinary devised work Brilliant Being at the Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space, Dorabella in Mozart’s Così fan tutte in Korea, the European premiere of John Ratledge’s cantata La Divina Serena in Italy, opera scenes and arias as an artist-in-residence in Sweden, and solos throughout Israel with the social justice choir Voices 21C.

As a passionate advocate for new music, Dr. Koriath has premiered three choral-orchestral works written for her by Jonathan Santore, as well as music by Rosśa Crean, Craig Brandwein, and Jessica Rudman. These Distances Between Us, her debut album of 21st-century art songs was released by NAXOS in 2022. Previous recordings include There Are Many Other Legends, a compilation of Santore’s works, and Full Fathom Five, from the Shakespeare Concerts, both on Navona Records. 

Recent seasons have featured appearances with the Alabama Symphony Orchestra, New Hampshire Music Festival, Symphony New Hampshire, and the Pioneer Valley Symphony. Her orchestral repertoire includes the works of Bach, Handel, Haydn, and Mozart through twenty-first century compositions. She has appeared on the opera stage as Carmen, Idamante (Idomeneo), Donna Elvira (Don Giovanni), and Meg Page (Falstaff).

She holds a DMA from Boston University, and currently teaches voice at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

For more information, visit www.emilyjaworskikoriath.com.