Lauryn Davis (Soprano)
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- Pittsburgh Opera announces its 2024-25 Resident Artists
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- Pittsburgh Opera presents two modern operas in May during international opera conference
Lauryn Davis is a first-year Pittsburgh Opera Resident Artist in 2024-25. This season, her roles include Armida in Armida, and Momma in Woman with Eyes Closed.
Recognized for her poised stage presence and rich, warm tone, Lauryn Davis has become a notable emerging soprano. Her recent performance highlights include operatic and music theatre roles such as Musetta in Puccini’s La bohème and Margaret in Adam Guettel’s The Light in the Piazza.
She has been included in masterclasses with world-renowned musicians and conductors such as Pierre Vallet, Jennifer Larmore, and Chuck Hudson. In 2022 she was the winner of the Atlanta Opera Guild’s Scholarship Competition, receiving the Tommy Trotter Award.
Ms. Davis' residency is generously sponsored by The Haley Family Fund, Susan Candace Hunt, and Steve and Gail Mosites.
